Men Invade Women's Bathroom At WSOP Main Event, Top Female Players Help Put A Stop To ItWSOP Responds By Putting Security Guards Outside Restroom |
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Apparently some of the male entrants in the world’s most prestigious poker tournament can’t figure out what a stick figure wearing a skirt means.
The second starting day of the 2014 World Series of Poker main event has drawn a field of more than 2,100 players, and the long lines for the men’s bathroom have caused some men to think it’s OK to use the women’s bathroom in the main hallway—even while women are using it.
The vast majority of competitors on main event day 1b were men.
Poker pro Vanessa Selbst, who was at the center of a bathroom controversy at the 2012 WSOP after the Rio decided to convert the women’s bathroom in the main hallway to a second men’s room, Tweeted on Sunday that there was a “constant flow of men” into the women’s bathroom.
Fortunately for all the women in this year’s main event, Selbst has a Twitter following of more than 61,000 and the WSOP quickly stepped in to stop the mayhem.
First break: constant flow of men in women's bathroom, and they don't even have the decency to close the stall doors while using them.
— Vanessa Selbst (@VanessaSelbst) July 6, 2014
wsopSUITd</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/mbelanger227">mbelanger227 VanessaSelbst</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/WSOPTD">WSOPTD Thank you guys for your prompt action! pic.twitter.com/idHsIQDz5L
— Maria Ho (@MariaHo) July 7, 2014
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