

Poker News Roundup: High Stakes, CEP Return, and More
Educapoker Today has summarized the latest poker news, highlighting several key developments in the poker world. Here’s what you need to know:
Mike Postle continues to make headlines as he owes $27,745 to Veronica Brill and $26,982 to Todd Witteles. Despite these debts, he has managed to avoid notification from lawyers, raising questions about the potential confiscation of his assets.
In an exciting turn of events, Tom Dwan will face off against Phil Hellmuth in the High Stakes Duel on August 25. This will be the fourth match for Hellmuth, who has previously defeated Antonio Esfandiari, Daniel Negreanu, and Nick Wright.
The CEP circuit is set to return in September after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The circuit will kick off in Barcelona from September 17 to 26. Additionally, Belgium has implemented new regulations, reducing the weekly deposit limit from 500€ to 200€. Furthermore, Chris Moorman has parted ways with 888Poker after a five-year partnership.
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