Daniel Negreanu and Jeff Gross Have Some Cool News

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Daniel Negreanu and Jeff Gross Have Some Cool News

Vlogging all summer throughout the World Series of Poker, Daniel Negreanu and Jeff Gross come together to announce some “cool news”.

It turns out that Jeff Gross is going to become the newest member of Team PokerStars Pro.

“It’s a loss for words,” Gross said when asked by Negreanu how excited he is to be on the team.  “This is something I have dreamed about and wanted to be part of for a long time.   PokerStars right now moving in the right direction.  Everything is just exciting there.  I’m over the moon and very honored to be a part of PokerStars and the great members that go with it.”

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