A victory in the WSOP Big One for One Drop added $10 million to his career poker tournament winnings.
Entrants to this years Main Event are up 9% making it the second largest tournament in WSOP history.
Over 7800 players enter the $10,000 Main Event, the largest in over a decade.
All four online events see high turnout with over 6000 total entries and more than $4.5 million paid out in prize money.
The 1:100 scale online tournament series concludes with an ambitious €10,000 buy-in “Big One.”
Several factors may have contributed to the popular tournament declining 27% from last year and more than 41% from its record-breaking debut in 2015.
Two $1 million guarantees and another at $500,000 mark a new era for the summer series.
The Coast to Coast Classic is an online series from WSOP.com exclusively for players in Nevada and New Jersey to celebrate the tri-state shared player pool with Delaware.
With the announcement of a multi-state pact to share the player pools between Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware, WSOP.com…
The 49th annual World Series of Poker will have its biggest ever online component.
The pokerfuse pair are back after their summer break to bring you the latest in online poker news.
It seems that the wait for online poker in Pennsylvania may finally come to an end.
In a bid to improve recreational player’s playing experience at the tables, PokerStars, the worldwide leader in…
The world’s leading online poker room, PokerStars, has unveiled the full schedule for its iconic high buy-in…
Muskan Sethi comes on the GRID to discuss a thrilling televised hand against Mike “Timex” McDonald on the PokerStars TV…
This Saturday we return to where the surf meets the turf at old Del Mar for the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic. This…
In trying to predict the performance of the online gaming market in Pennsylvania, many analysts looked to the neighboring…
High stakes tournament and cash game professional Chris Kruk enters the GRID to talk about a huge hand on Poker After…