
Poker-Red's Weekly Roundup: Festivals, Tournaments, and Charity
Poker-Red's latest news includes exciting live festivals, major casino events, and a heartwarming charitable initiative. Read on for all the details.

Poker-Red's latest news includes exciting live festivals, major casino events, and a heartwarming charitable initiative. Read on for all the details.

PokerStars has expanded its 2022/23 live events schedule with new stops in Barcelona, Prague, Dublin, Malta, and the Bahamas.

Aleksej 'ale6ka' Bojko from Belarus finished as the runner-up in the High Roller Club Titans Event, earning $99,340. The tournament, with a $5,200 buy-in, attracted 117 entries and a prize pool exceeding $585,000.

Mark Newhaus, who finished ninth in the WSOP Main Event in 2013 and 2014, considers these achievements to be the biggest mistakes of his poker career. He won $730,725 for his ninth-place finish in 2014.

The World Series of Poker 2022 features 88 events with buy-ins ranging from $400 to $250,000. The total cost to play in every event, including maximum re-buys, is a staggering $1,849,801.

Ryan Depaulo has called out Doug Polk for the high rake in a monthly tournament at The Lodge, while Polk defends the structure, citing the popularity and cheap cash games.

Winfred Yu, president of the Poker King club in Macau, won the Triton Short Deck Closer event for $1,010,000. The event was part of the Triton Poker’s Special Edition Cyprus Series and featured notable players like Phil Ivey and Mike Watson.

Uinfred Yu secured a massive victory at the Triton Poker Cyprus tournament, taking home $1,010,000. Ivan Leou finished as the runner-up with $699,500.

The Malta Poker Festival is offering a final satellite on April 10 through Everygame Poker. The winner will receive a $2,500 package including a stay at the Hilton Malta Resort and travel expenses.