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Powered by PokerStars, Women’s Winter Festival has kicked off at London’s Hippodrome Casino, featuring the first-ever women’s only high roller event.
Pokerfuse caught up with PokerStars ambassadors Marle Spragg, Jen Shahade and Kerryjane Craige ahead of the upcoming Women’s Winter Festival in London.
Featuring a prize pool of 200 SC, this tournament is an excellent opportunity to kick-start your bankroll at Clubs Poker!
Clubs Poker is giving players a chance to compete in free tournaments and qualify for the big final event where the winner will receive a custom avatar to don at the tables.
Poker in Brazil has been on the rise in recent years, so we ask the question: is this country a good destination for poker players from around the globe?
To celebrate the launch of new game variants, 888poker is running some generous promotions, including a couple of live packages up for grabs.
An unlikely royal flush in diamonds triggered a progressive jackpot worth over $960,000 for a lucky MGM National Harbor guest.
The record-breaking NAPT Main Event is officially in the books and Nick Marchington walks away the winner, banking $765k for his efforts.
During a short media event at this year’s NAPT, PokerStars shares some exciting news about changes and innovations in the near future.
With 36 individual events and buy-ins starting as low as $5.50, the upcoming 888poker series brings something for everyone.
Nearly 900 players show up to play the $5,300 NAPT Main Event at Resorts World Las Vegas, as the festival shatters records and attracts many of the most recognizable names in the world of poker.
Stimons was the last lady standing in the 183-strong field, picking up a much-desired “spadey” for her amazing run.