
Brian Yoon Wins Fifth WSOP Bracelet in 7-Card Stud Championship
Brian Yoon secured his fifth WSOP gold bracelet by winning the $10k 7-Card Stud Championship, earning $311,433. The tournament featured 131 entries and a prizepool of $1,209,000.

Brian Yoon secured his fifth WSOP gold bracelet by winning the $10k 7-Card Stud Championship, earning $311,433. The tournament featured 131 entries and a prizepool of $1,209,000.

Poker player Rotiaxx secures second place in the Prime Time tournament, adding €3,380 to his personal account. The student of the MTT Project continues to impress with his consistent results.

The fantasy draft organized by GT+ has seen 1,501 participants, with interim results and key changes announced. Shon Deeb leads with over 1,000 points, while Eric Seidel is the most popular player.

The Triton Poker Super High Roller series is back in London, featuring a $200k buy-in LuxonPay Invitational and a 15-ring WSOP Super Circuit. The event will be held at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel.

In a surprising turn of events, Chanracy Khun emerged victorious in the WSOP $25k Heads Up Championship, defeating Doug Polk in the final. Khun's victory marks his first gold bracelet and a $507,020 prize.

From cheating scandals to controversial behavior, these five players have left a lasting mark on the WSOP. Discover their stories and the impact they've had on the poker world.

The Mini Online Super Series (MOSS) is back on ACR, offering 145 tournaments with a total guarantee of $6.4 million. The series includes the Main Event with a $1,000,000 guarantee and a variety of other exciting tournaments.

Otto Rolim emerged victorious at the 10KK guaranteed event of the Suprema Poker Series, securing a massive prize of over R$1 million. The tournament saw record-breaking registrations and prize pools.

Vadim Shlez secured a victory in the Limit Hold'em tournament with a $1,500 buy-in. Yulia Lisichkina congratulated him on his win.