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The Zett poker club in Minsk is hosting a cash festival from January 6 to 16, 2017, with 11 days of continuous play and daily prize giveaways. The club is located in the entertainment center 'Belaya Veja' and offers a variety of amenities for players.
Skrill has temporarily blocked withdrawals to Visa cards and plans to introduce a 7.5% fee for this operation starting February 14. Withdrawals to bank accounts are currently the only option, and withdrawals in dollars are not available.
PartyPoker is offering satellite tournaments for the Grand Prix Cork, with entry fees starting at just 2.20$. The main event, held from February 23 to 26, guarantees a prize pool of 100,000€.
John Dafoe discusses his return to the poker world after a four-year hiatus, his new role with PartyPoker, and his vision for the future of European poker.
Unibet Poker, RedKings Poker, and William Hill Poker are rolling out a variety of promotions and tournaments in February, including missions, leader races, and special series.
888poker is offering a $10 bonus for deposits made with the code PRIZE10, plus extra prizes through the "Ojo al premio" game. New users can also claim a welcome pack.
Iván_suited, a renowned poker coach at Área 51, shares his journey into the poker world, his experiences, and his optimistic view of the future of poker in Spain and Europe.
Educapoker has announced a packed schedule of poker classes for the week, including sessions from the EducaSpin Project. Here's what's on the agenda.
Trueteller's rollercoaster month and notable performances from bodamos, spaise411, and 40and7. Plus, Dan Bilzerian's high-stakes showdown.
In a groundbreaking event, the poker bot Libratus, developed at Carnegie Mellon University, convincingly defeated a team of professional poker players in a heads-up no-limit Texas hold'em match. The bot's advanced strategies and real-time decision-making capabilities left the human players struggling to keep up.