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Stanley Ho, known as the father of Macau's gambling industry, has passed away at the age of 97. His influence and legacy in the region are immense, but his family's future control over his empire is uncertain.
Russian high roller poker player Artur Martirosyan secured a significant victory in the SHRB #16 tournament, taking home $234,600. The event featured a $10,300 buy-in and a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool.
Thaleskoppe emerged victorious in the Sunday 200k tournament, while Poker365494 won the charity Poker Solidário event, raising funds for a good cause.
888poker is hosting a series of freeroll tournaments called Galaxy of Freerolls. Players can earn tickets by completing Daily Space Missions and spinning the daily spinner for prizes.
GipsyTeam marks its 11th anniversary with a challenging game for long-time users. Discover key milestones from the site's history.
PokerStars, Partypoker, and GGNetwork have unveiled a series of thrilling promotions and updates for the month of June, including massive prize pools and new tournament series.
Dan Bilzerian has accused Dan Cates of cheating in a high-stakes poker game, sparking a controversy in the poker community. Bill Perkins also accused a top-7 poker professional of cheating.
Poker pro Viktor 'isildur1' Blom secured his third SHRB title in a week, winning $195,000 in the SHRB#21 event. He previously won $213,000 and $407,000 in other SHRB tournaments.
Russian poker player Konstantin Maslak, known as krakukra, won the SCOOP-118-H tournament, earning $72,000. He is now in second place in the SCOOP 2020 leaderboard.
The Ukrainian poker team clinched the Nations Cup title for the second consecutive year in an online tournament. The team narrowly defeated Australia and other competitors after Singapore was disqualified for cheating.