Streaming tonight is Day 1 of the $10,000 Mystery Bounty. Tune in and follow players as they try to build their stacks to put themselves in a good spot once those big bounties become available.
No Casino Royal this time, but Martin takes it well. You just never know what to expect from this guy.
Daniel Negreanu is in the $25k PLO High Roller!
Daniel’s latest vlog focuses on his performance in the $25,000 PLO High Roller, brings a few interesting hand breakdowns, and, as always, some tidbits from Negreanu’s life away from the felt.
The Colossus shrinks to nine, but the payouts are anything but small.
For those tracking the latest drama on the felt, the $500 NLH Colossus finally reached its final table, with the field trimmed down to nine hopefuls and a lot more pressure than a home game. According to the official WSOP highlight video, Justin Smith ended up topping the field, taking home $550,000, while Myles German and Victor Chong rounded out the top three with $367,000 and $278,000 respectively.
The rest of the payouts were nothing to sneeze at either. Alan Wang, Jose Orozco, and Karabet Keshishyan found themselves in the middle of the pack, while Andrew Sanchez, Eric Baldwin, and Min Ji rounded out the final nine.
According to Jeremy Ausmus, the $10K Stud Championship at the WSOP was the perfect place to flip a brutal start to the summer.
After firing several bullets and getting nothing in return, Ausmus decided to late reg the event at the Paris Horseshoe and play it cool. His plan? Preserve energy, play the max, and stay ready for whatever came his way.
The video tracks his run as he moves from 60K to over 200K chips, navigates the money bubble, and finds himself at 350K by dinner break. “Post-break heater” is how he describes what happened next, as the chips start flying his way and the field shrinks to just 18, then 11, and finally down to the final 8.
Day 2 brings the real pressure, but Ausmus keeps things straightforward. He makes it to the final table, then to four-handed play, and eventually, the end of the run. Sometimes, all it takes is one tournament to turn the whole series around.
It’s the Colossus final table on the program tonight.
From over 16,000 players down to just nine remaining. The Colossus reaches its big conclusion tonight, and you can watch it live as players duke it out for the bracelet and the first place worth $550,000. What more could you ask for from a $500 tournament?
It happens to the best – Men “The Master” Nguyen misreads his hand.
Nguyen was pretty confident he rivered a flush and got upset that the dealer killed his hand, but it turns out there was no dealer mistake to speak of in this particular instance.
The Big Game on Tour’s first Loose Cannon for Season 3, Andy Taylor, had a rough ride through a table of heavy hitters including Shaun Deeb, Jason Koon, and Matt Berkey.
Ivan at pokerfuse reports that Andy did well to not lose more than he did, especially after a tough spot against Koon knocked him back to his starting $50k.
With the rules stating he could only keep profits over his buy-in, Andy found himself with just over $48,000 going into the final hand.
As Ivan writes, 'he reached the very final hand of the session, sitting with just over $48,000 in front of him.’ Despite some last minute action set up by blind raises and aggressive pots, Andy ended up almost exactly where he started.
The Catch the World Series of Poker’s $250,000 No-Limit Hold’em Super High Roller highlights.
It is a final table that draws the best of the best, or at least the richest of the rich.
'The $250,000 No-Limit Hold’em Super High Roller represents the pinnacle of the high-stakes tournament scene, attracting many of the best players in the world to compete for one of the summer’s most coveted titles.’
For those who can’t make it to Las Vegas or scrape together a quarter million for a buy-in, the replay is the next best seat in the house.
Andrew Neeme hits the road with a $14,000 pot and a session giveaway that lets viewers grab a slice of the action.
According to his video, all you need to be eligible is an account with his code and at least a dollar in it, which is almost easier than making a cup of coffee.
Streaming tonight: the $250k Super High Roller final table!
They’ll be fighting it out for the bracelet and the $4.3 million first prize. It’s a stacked final table, as one would expect, with Bryn Kenney coming back as one of the large stacks. Also in the mix are Jason Koon and Adrian Mateos.
Brad Owen is on the bracelet hunt.
We are used to seeing cash game action on Brad’s vlogs, but this one is all about his efforts in the $10k Omaha 8 WSOP Championship. Owen has been working on improving his mixed game skills, and this is a great way to put his newly acquired knowledge to the test.
Daniel Negreanu is all over the place in his latest vlog.
It’s quite a day for DNegs at the World Series of Poker, as he goes from playing in the $250k high roller to a $10k Super Turbo to an $800 event. No one can accuse him of not grinding hard this summer.
The secret life of the staked poker pro.
Jeremy Ausmus takes a deep dive into the world of high-stakes poker staking. According to the video, most tournament pros aren’t actually broke, even if they’re getting staked.
It’s more about reducing risk, keeping a healthy bankroll, and sometimes just making life easier when you have other responsibilities like kids.
He breaks down how makeup works, why even top players take backing deals, and how the myth of the 'trust fund baby’ doesn’t really match up with reality. There’s also a discussion of the new tax laws that are making life harder for pros, and why selling pieces is different from getting staked.
If you thought everyone at the final table was playing entirely for themselves, think again.
Nick Schulman keeps stacking bracelets, insists he’s just getting started.
Nick Schulman has claimed his eighth World Series of Poker bracelet topping a field of 780 players in the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E event. That adds another $183,366 to his poker winnings.
At just 41 years old, Schulman told PokerNews:
“I dedicate a lot of my life to the game, I feel like I am just getting into my prime.”
But does anyone else find this a tad underwhelming?
WE CAN’T UNSEETHIS. And now neither can you.
The latest WSOP Countdown Show dives into Yuri Dzivielevski’s career-defining win and his ongoing campaign for Player of the Year honors. The panel also discusses the $250,000 Super High Roller and Daniel Negreanu’s latest deep run at the tables.
But the real twist comes courtesy of Martin Kabrhel, whose unconventional eating habits become the talk of the show. According to the panel, 'Kabrhel’s unique technique left everyone speechless,’ making this one of the strangest moments of the summer.
Instead of the usual hand analysis, the episode spends time dissecting a moment that had nothing to do with the cards, and everything to do with dinner. For anyone keeping score, it’s not always about the poker at the World Series.
Patrick Leonard praises Brian Rast and Phil Laak’s podcast, calling it the best poker podcast he has ever listened to.
We’ve already shared a link to this podcast before, but now, with such glowing praise from Pads, here it is again.
Who’s getting your Poker Hall of Fame vote?
The WSOP Countdown crew get into it with Nick Schulman.
It’s not everyday that Hellmuth enters two WSOP events at the same time, but this seemed like a decent opportunity with the fast structure in the $10k Super Turbo Bounty.
Negreanu is having some fun in the $250k High Roller.
Check out the latest Daniel’s vlog where he brings us the action from the $250k WSOP High Roller. Negreanu mixes it up with the best but this doesn’t prevent him from having some fun, taking some strange lines, and enjoying his time at the tables.
Check out the heart-stopping finale of The Big Game on Tour!
Andy has been battling it out with the pros for nearly 150 hands, and it all gets down to one huge hand. Will poker gods grant him their favor? It all gets down to this!
It’s a big episode of The Big Game today!
It’s the final opportunity for the Loose Cannon to add to his profits. With about 25 hands remaining, Andy Taylor is going into the last session with around $10k in profits. Can he add to that? The final episode of the first segment of The Big Game on Tour Season 3 is coming later today!
That’s one way to make up some of your losses…
Alan Keating and Martin Kabrhel doing a casual flip for almost a million. Because, why not?
Nick Schulman opens up about his mixed game strengths and weaknesses.
There is no doubt that Schulman is one of the best all-around mixed game players but, naturally, he has some games he prefers and there are some variations that he’s not as proficient in.
Day 1 of the $250k Super High Roller is live on stream tonight.
The biggest buy-in of the series kicks off, and it will be the best of the best going at it, putting a quarter of million on the line for the privilege.
June 13
Check out some poker legends coming together in Negreanu’s latest vlog.
First, there is a festive opening of the new WSOP store, and then it’s back to business for Daniel, as he mixes it up with the likes of Gus Hansen and Phil Ivey in the $10k Limit Hold’em Championship.
Texas Mike is not afraid to pull the trigger.
With a huge river bet, he really puts Wasserson to the test. Almost impossible to call with just a second pair, but what a spot…
Check out the second-largest pot in the HLC history!
With the stakes and the lineup, it was almost bound to happen. And what a surprise that Alan Keating is involved.
Watching Ivey and Negreanu battle it out on the green felt never gets old.
For those who have been poker fans for a while, seeing these two in a pot always feels like a blast from the past. DNegs and Ivey have been battling for what seems like an eternity, and they are still going at it, as eager as ever.
The Million Dollar game is happening right now – watch it live!
Right now, is Santhosh, Peter, and Stanley driving the action, but there are a couple of more players set to arrive later on, including Alan Keating. It’s going to be an action-packed night with some monster pots.
Watch Martin Kabrhel at the $100k High Roller final table.
Big money up for grabs, some of the best players in the world, and Martin Kabrhel to add some spice. It should be one of the more entertaining streams – or one of the more annoying, depending on your stance on Martin’s antics.
Garrett Adelstein joins the YouTube streets.
The player who became a fans’ favorite through his appearances on high stakes live streams and was in the center of the infamous J-4 scandal has started creating his own YouTube content.
Check out Garrett’s first video, dissecting one of his biggest pots. According to the description, the video is a segment from Adelstein’s upcoming training course on Upswing Poker.
New hoodie, high roller action, and more on the latest Daniel Negreanu vlog.
The grind continues and Daniel takes us on the journey with him, as he finds himself on a massive $200k bubble, wearing a brand new WSOP hoodie for good luck.
Martin Kabhrel and Sam Soverel have words at the $100K High Roller.
Is it fair to scan cards at the end of the hand? Or should Sam have been made to it earlier? 🍿
Five players, millions on the line, one turn card making dreams or nightmares.
The WPT World Championship final table gets flipped upside down by a single card, and now the chip counts look like someone shuffled them mid-hand. Poker can be cruel, but it sure is fun to watch from the sidelines.
The WSOP $50,000 High Roller final table brought together some of the world’s top poker names for a shot at one of the summer’s most coveted titles.
Santhosh Suvarna outlasted the competition and bagged over $1.9 million, putting Chang Lee and Colin Robinson in second and third with $1.2 million and $893k respectively.
Streaming tonight on the WSOP official YouTube channel is Day 2 of the $100,000 High Roller event, featuring some of the biggest names in the game. It is a rather late start, but worth sticking around for!
June 11
Daniel Negreanu takes on some of the best players in the world.
Check out the latest vlog from DNegs as he battles it out in the $10k PLO 8 or Better Championship, breaks down some hands, and then heads over to the $100k High Roller to face a truly stacked field.
In this episode of Behind The Shuffle, Soheb Porbandarwala paints a picture of online poker that is less about wild bluffs and more about surviving in a lawless frontier.
He talks about the industry’s need for better security, real player incentives, and a much bigger focus on trust.
Porbandarwala says the lack of regulation has left the ecosystem open to AI cheats and shady operators, making it tough for honest players to thrive. He argues the industry must “focus on transparency and integrity” if it wants to grow, not just for the pros but for everyone at the table.
WSOP Countdown returned for Day 13 with Jeff Platt, David Williams, Joe Stapleton, and Norman Chad breaking down the action at the 2026 World Series of Poker.
According to the crew, the big buzz was the unveiling of the new WSOP set and a major presenting sponsor, which they seemed to think was a game-changer for the event.
Big names including Tom Dwan at Hustler Casino Live.
Sneak peak below.
Mike Holtz on his WSOP live bracelet win.
His recent win, brings his total WSOP bracelets up to two, the first of which he won online.
The $50k High Roller reaches its conclusion tonight.
The live stream starts a bit earlier than usual, and it is a pretty stacked final table, featuring the likes of Santhosh Suvarna, Chris Brewer, and Brandon Wilson.
Daniel Negreanu breaks down his latest super-deep run.
Daniel’s new vlog brings some hand analysis and covers his thoughts and emotions as he’s making a super-deep run in a $600 WSOP event, reaching the final table and putting himself in a great spot to win his first bracelet of the summer.
Don’t let the French mislead you.
This interview with Gus Hansen is in English and looks fantastic.
A poker legend has settled into the All-Interview chair. Discover Gus Hansen’s secrets at 7 PM on our YouTube channel.
WSOP Countdown returns with Jeff Platt, David Williams, Joe Stapleton, and Norman Chad breaking down the 2026 Series’ biggest story: a 21-year-old turning a $500 Freezeout buy-in into a $190,000 payday.
It’s the kind of breakout story that keeps us amateur players dreaming!