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The Liga Española de Poker (LÑP) tournament begins at Casino Cirsa Valencia with a guaranteed prize pool of 100,000€. The main event features a 550€ + 50€ buy-in and various satellite and parallel events.
Alexz1z, a veteran poker player from the GipsyTeam forum, started a new blog to regain his luck. He shares his experiences and struggles in the game, including a significant loss in Montenegro.
888poker is set to host its inaugural 888Live Poker Festival in London from October 13 to 23, 2016, with a guaranteed prize pool of $500,000. The event features various tournaments and offers satellites and qualifiers starting at just $1.
The final table of the Main Event at the WSOP Circuit Brazil features Kristen Bicknell and Bruno Borges. The tournament offers a R$3 million prize pool and a spot in the WSOP Global Championship.
The World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE) is set to take place in King's Casino, Rozvadov, from October 19 to November 10. The event will feature a super high roller tournament with a buy-in of 111,111 euros, and notable players like Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu are already registered.
China's underground poker clubs are gaining popularity despite legal challenges. Discover the unique system and risks involved.
Rafael Moraes and Felipe Katu secured impressive victories and six-figure prizes at the WSOP Brazil, with notable players like Kristen Bicknell and André Akkari participating.
The 2017 World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) wrapped up with significant changes, including the removal of rakeback and detailed statistics. Notable players like Dan Kelly and Sean Deib did not participate, and the series saw a mix of high and low buy-in tournaments.
Rodrigo Garrido secured his victory in the 8-Game event at the WSOP Brazil, defeating Lúcio Antunes in a thrilling heads-up battle. The tournament was the third of the WSOP Circuit Brazil to award a bracelet.
João Simão ended Day 1 as the chip leader with 929,500 chips in the Super High Roller WSOPBR tournament, followed closely by Ricardo Tavares. The event featured notable poker players and a guaranteed prize pool of 500k.