March 30 - April 05, 2026
Gregory Olson’s win in the €350 High Roller was the headline act, but the real story was the surge in attendance. The Main Event alone grew from 29 runners last year to 224 this year.
This kind of inclusivity at the poker tables is amazing to see.
Ivan reports that this week’s The Big Game on Tour was all about Gronk, who had the pros scratching their heads.
After losing chips with a cautious approach, Gronk switched gears. He won a big pot with pocket kings and suddenly decided to play several hands without ever checking his cards.
The $25/$50 cash game sponsored by BetRivers Poker featured a star-studded table, yet it was Dan “Jungleman” Cates who walked away with the biggest pot—not the birthday girl.
According to PokerNews, the highlight came when Tilly tried to press her pocket eights, only to watch Cates make two pair on the river and claim a $19,225 pot.
Ahead of his high-stakes cash game stream, Doug mentioned his upcoming video, which will get into what really went down at the Lodge.
He says he is awaiting approval—presumably from legal—before it airs, but it should be soon.
Over on pokerfuse, we run through all the ways BetRivers Poker offers value to players through its different game types.
Players in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, and West Virginia have access to these offers.