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The LAPT stop in Chile has been cancelled making it the first time in a decade that the tour will not stop on Chilean soil.

As Pennsylvania starts to accept online gaming applications, players hope to be able to start hitting the online poker tables by the end of 2018.

Running over 16 days, the Turbo Series will guarantee $15 million over 74 events.

Players outside of Spain can now sign up on PokerStars.ES to play on the newly created “PokerStars Europe” player pool.

An expected prize pool of at least $16 million, including $1 million added to first place, will make it the biggest live tournament in the operator’s history.

Along with the iconic EPT brand, the LAPT and APPT will also return next year as PokerStars rethinks its live tour strategy.

The trial is set to be the largest insider trading investigation in Canadian history.

Mike Sexton is up for a recording breaking three awards: Tournament Performance of the Year, Poker Moment of the Year and Media Content of the Year.

Qualifiers and satellites are running daily.

Players are coming from as far afield as Australia, making the 10,000 mile trip to play in this prestigious event.

Here is a round up of top stories that you may have missed over the holidays.

Australia, Morocco, Italy, France, Portugal and Belgium are now all part of the World Series of Poker international rotation.