Kiat Lee won his fourth Triton title at the Jeju Mystery Bounty event, earning at least $939,000. He eliminated notable players like Phil Ivey and Seth Davies en route to victory.
Blake Ellinghaus secured his first major tournament title at the 2026 WPT bestbet Scramble, taking home $294,900. The event featured 294 entries and a prize pool of $1,337,700.
Daniel Dvoress secured his seventh Triton Poker title at the Triton Jeju II event, earning $942,000 and 924 Card Player Player of the Year points. He now trails Daniel Negreanu by just over $592,000 in career cashes.
A professional poker player analyzes a hand from the 2019 World Series of Poker, questioning his decisions and potential errors. The author discusses a crucial hand where he called a preflop raise and later pushed all-in with a full house.
Eric and Lauren Bunch won four rings each at the World Series of Poker Circuit stop at Hard Rock Tulsa, showcasing their dominance in tournament poker.
Aliaksei Boika won the Triton Poker Jeju II festival's $25,000 eight-max event, earning $761,000. This victory marked his first win in a Triton Super High Roller event, beating 131 entries.
Khoa Anh Ngo secured his first Triton Super High Roller Series trophy at the 2026 Triton Poker Jeju II, earning $1,090,000 and moving up to 19th in the POY standings.
Ben Rolle secured his second bracelet and a seven-figure prize at the WSOP Online Millionaire Maker. He entered the final table as the chip leader and dominated the competition.
After years of near-misses, Klemens Roiter finally claimed his first Triton title, winning the $20,000 no-limit hold'em event in Jeju, South Korea. He outlasted 174 players, earning $771,000 and 936 Card Player Player of the Year points.