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Russian poker player Anatoly Filatov secured fourth place and $93,500 in a high-stakes knockout tournament on WCOOP. The event, WCOOP-48-H Sunday Slam, attracted 267 entries and a substantial prize pool.
EducaPoker 5.0 introduces a renewed Psychology and Methodology section with over 30 articles by Carlos García Mera 'Kako'. The section emphasizes the importance of mental training in poker.
Swedish poker pro Niklas Lena900 Astedt secured a victory in the WCOOP-44-H tournament on PokerStars, earning $80,640. The event attracted 192 entries with a $2,100 buy-in and a $400,000 guarantee.
Raúl Mestre, known as 'profe', shares his ideas for a VIP system in a hypothetical poker room. He publishes new content every Monday.
A high-stakes poker player is accused of using real-time assistance (RTA) tools to cheat. The player, identified as Fedor Kruse, used multiple computers and peripherals to gain an unfair advantage.
Ukrainian poker player varabey1991 secured a significant victory in the WCOOP-39-M knockout tournament, earning a substantial prize and bounty. The tournament attracted 2,237 entries, exceeding its guarantee by $163,500.
Ripstone Games is set to release Poker Club, a professional poker simulator available on multiple platforms. The game promises an immersive experience with real money play and stunning graphics.
Connor Drinan emerged victorious in a high-stakes prop bet against Daniel Negreanu, securing $100,000 and a WSOP gold bracelet. Drinan's win in the $10k Super Millions event clinched the bet, much to Negreanu's surprise.
Fedor Holz, a semi-retired poker player, won over $2 million in a single day, including a WSOP gold bracelet and a near-WCOOP title.
Eugene Nekrasov emerged victorious in the SPF:Osenny Warm Up tournament, securing a prize of 23,520$. The event featured a prize pool of 107,730$ and attracted 31 players.