The Amber Poker Championship 39 Grand Final is set to take place from December 4-14 in Kaliningrad, Russia. The event will feature a Mega Accumulator tournament with a guarantee of 10,000,000 rubles and various other exciting tournaments.
Adrian Mateos secured his sixth bracelet at the prestigious Mega High Roller tournament, which has been a highlight of the World Series since 2021. The tournament attracted top players and intense competition.
The WSOP has announced significant changes to its Poker Hall of Fame induction process, aiming to induct more deserving players. Fans can now nominate their favorite players, and the voting process has been revamped to include more inductees.
Juan Rodriguez, a Peruvian-born poker player, won the WSOP Seniors High Roller tournament, earning $637,011 and his first WSOP bracelet. He outlasted 844 players over four days to claim the victory.
Adrian Mateos won his sixth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet in the $250,000 super high roller no-limit hold’em event, earning $4,334,411. The final table included nine players with over $379.1 million in prior earnings.
Winamax is kicking off an exciting summer promotion with a massive prize pool of 200,000 euros. Players can win their share through weekly and grand finals.
Jason Zipfel won the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha event, earning $441,560, while Sebastian Pauli secured his first WSOP bracelet in the Razz event, defeating Dennis Weiss in a thrilling heads-up battle.
Alex Foxen claimed his fourth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet by winning the $10,000 no-limit hold'em super turbo bounty event, defeating 466 entries and earning $594,246. This victory propels him to ninth on poker’s all-time money list with $60,565,402 in career cashes.
WPT Global has expanded its tournament schedule with two new Grand Prix Europe Opener events, offering guaranteed prize pools of $7.5k and $3k. Additionally, the platform has added over two dozen Daily Crown tournaments to keep players engaged.