The last European Poker Tour event of 2018 wrapped up Tuesday in Prague with Germany’s Paul Michaelis beating a final table that included a few well-known PocketFivers on his way to picking up €840,000 ($954,677) and a trip to the Bahamas to play in the $25,000 PokerStars Players Championship in January.

It’s almost time for the World Series of Poker. It’s a little more than a month away and will attract players from around the world to Las Vegas, among them Ukraine’s Artem FaNjkEEEKobylynskyi (pictured). He’ll come armed to this year’s WSOP with plenty of confidence, as he’s just a few weeks removed from earning his… Continue reading “Everyone Looks for the November Nine, But Any Top-Three Finish Would be Great”