The World Series of Poker Europe Title Stays in the Czech Republic
Josef Gulas Jr., a 24-year-old local player from the Czech Republic, landed the last poker major of 2021 when taking the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event on Wednesday night. The tense final table took almost nine hours to complete. Described as a “businessman and car salesman” the new...
Poker Events Throughout Europe Cancelled as Covid-19 Strikes Back
Hopes of a return to normality amongst the poker playing community have evaporated as the...
6,750 Predicted to Play the World Series of Poker Main Event
The most exciting two weeks in poker is underway. The World Series of Poker Main...
The World Series of Poker Has Almost Become the Hellmuth Show
Love him or hate him – and amongst the poker fanbase it seems to be...
The World Series of Poker Gets Underway as EPT Return Announced
The 52nd annual World Series of Poker (WSOP) got underway at the Rio All-Suite Hotel...
International Poker Open Returning the Day Covid Rules Are Lifted
It’s been a long 18 months, so the proverb ‘absence makes the heart grow stronger’...
Singapore Bounce Back to Book Their Place in IFMP Finals
In November, 10 years will have passed since the International Federation of Match Poker (IFMP),...
PokerStars Announces Details of the 20th WCOOP
Leading online poker site PokerStars has announced details of its forthcoming World Championship of Online...
PokerStars Forced into Dealing Its German Players a Bad Hand
Online poker behemoth PokerStars has dealt its German customers a major blow with the news...
Andy Black Wins Big at Irish Poker Festival
Andy Black, a legendary Irish Poker player took home €18,150 after coming in first place...
Report Claims North Korea is Hacking Online Poker Sites
North Korean hackers are targeting online poker and gambling sites to raise funds in the...