The biggest bracelet victory of the 56th annual World Series of Poker (WSOP) so far was the $250,000-entry Super High Roller Event #46. Seth Davies won the event last night for a top score of $4.75 million after beating Alex Foxen heads-up in a short but dramatic conclusion to a fiery tournament featuring plenty of […]

The American poker professional Seth Davies won the PokerGO Tour’s PLO Super High Roller at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas last night for a top prize of $1.5 million. At a final table packed with talent, Davies got the better of Russian professional Artem Maksimov heads-up after legendary PLO players such as Sean Winter, […]

The €100,000-entry Super High Roller in Barcelona took place last night and it was the Norwegian player Kayhan Mokri who emerged victorious as he claimed his second title of the week in Barcelona. This time it was the €100,000 ($110,595) buy-in Super High Roller event, which saw players such as Santhosh Suvarna and Patrik Antonius […]

The dramatic conclusion of the ninth Super High Roller Bowl have played out in Northern Cyprus and after a thrilling final table, Seth Davies took the title and  $3.2m top prize. The Merit Royal Diamond Hotel & Spa has played host to the series of events this week as players such as Roman Hrabec, Masashi […]

Events #9 and #10 of the 2024 PokerGO Tour PLO Series wrapped over the weekend and Finnish player Samuli Sipila was crowned the overall Championship winner for over $1 across the series. With two previous victories in the 10-event series, Sipila’s runner-up result in the $25,000-entry PLO Championship sealed the deal as he celebrated inside […]

Dan Smith, also known as ‘The Cowboy’ in poker circles, once again proved he knows how to rustle the best poker players in the world as he claimed an epic second Triton Poker Series title in Jeju. Beating David Coleman heads-up, Smith took the title at a final table where over $1.25 million was won […]

In his tenth trip to a GGPoker Super MILLION$ final table, Aleks Ponakovs picked up his first victory in the event this week, besting the 235-entry field and taking home the $475,125 first-place prize.

Belarusian high-stakes tournament crusher Mikita Badziakouski touched down a little early in Las Vegas in order to play the upcoming Super High Roller Bowl and decided to warm up with an entry into the 2021 Poker Masters Event #10 ($25,000 NLHE). By the end, he had toppled a star-studded final table that included Jason Koon, […]

As the GGPoker Spring Festival winds to a close, just a few final events are on the schedule and Monday’s action featured just one High level champion being crowned while a Medium level event paid the winner a handsome six-figure sum.

It was a super-sized week for the GGPoker Super MILLION$ in which Russian superstar and current #7-ranked online player in the world, Arsenii ‘hellohellohello’ Malinov took home the Super MILLION$ Week Super High Roller title and this week’s massive $661,743 first-place prize.

Three more high-stakes Super High Roller Bowl Online Series events wrapped up on Friday with Spain’s All-Time Money List leader, Adrian Mateos, adding to his outstanding poker resume with a SHRB Online title and another six-figure score.

One of the most prolific nosebleed tournament players of all time was, once again, collecting a huge payday as Justin Bonomo took down his first Super High Roller Bowl Online title for the largest payday of the series thus far.

The Season XVIII World Poker Tour Five Diamond World Poker Classic crowned its winner on Saturday, with Alex Foxen topping the record-breaking field of 1,035 entries to win the $1.694 million first-place prize.

Daniel Dvoress entered the final table of the Super High Roller Bowl Bahamas with a less-than-stellar heads-up record. The Canadian poker pro had just one career live win and five runner-up finishes before Monday. He managed to avoid repeating that history by beating Wai Leong Chan heads-up to win the SHRB Bahamas and the $4,000,000 […]

By the time the final day of the 2019 Poker Masters Main Event started, Sam Soverel had already done enough to have locked up the Purple Jacket as the Poker Masters Champion. Having accumulated 830 points through the first nine events, there was nobody at the Main Event final table that could catch him.