Two U.S. Poker Open events concluded at the weekend, and there were wins for Michael Rossitto and Matthew Wantman, as well as a final table showing for a PokerStake player. With both $10,000-entry events taking place at the PokerGO Studio at ARIA in Las Vegas, the battle was fierce as the 2025 U.S. Poker Open… Continue reading Matthew Wantman Claims U.S. Poker Open Win and Series Lead, Zobian Makes a Final

A busy night of action in the Poker Masters saw the fifth event of eight that will take place this series claimed by the 21-year-old David Chen for his first major title. A final table packed with poker talent such as Jeremy Becker, Chino Rheem and Isaac Haxton also saw the appearance of another player… Continue reading Poker Masters Event #5 Won by 21-Year-Old David Chen for $217,000

The fourth and latest PokerGO Poker Masters Event #4 was won last night by Jonathan Little, whose victory against Harvey Castro heads-up earned him $226,800. At a final table featuring players such as PokerGO favorite Sam Soverel, live and online crusher Isaac Haxton and one of this year’s most consistent Poker Masters players so far,… Continue reading Poker Masters Event #4 Sees Jonathan Little Win Big Top Prize

The $10,300-entry Super High Roller at the returning North American Poker tour created a big stir. With 59 entries, a prizepool well in excess of half a million dollars saw some of the best No Limit Hold’em players in the world make the final eight places. At the final table, Jesse Lonis beat David Stamm… Continue reading NAPT Super High Roller Won by Jesse Lonis for $174,000

Daniel Geeng won the ninth event of the 10 scheduled for the PGT PLO Series II and as the news came through from Event #10’s final table, he was crowned the overall champion. Cashing four times across the first nine events of the series, Geeng’s winnings topped $800,000 by the time the dust settled on… Continue reading Daniel Geeng Wins PGT PLO Series II Championship for $800,000

The latest PokerGO Tour series to take place is the PGT PLO Series II, and the opening two events have shown that the ‘four-card game’ is in rude health ahead of the forthcoming WSOP Paradise and WPT World Championship festivals. Both Matthew Wantman and Eelis Parssinen starred in the first two events, winning six-figure sums… Continue reading Eelis Parssinen and Matthew Wantman Kick Off PGT PLO Series II in Style

Jim Collopy won his second career WSOP bracelet after triumphing against a final table featuring Eli Elezra, Maria Ho, and Daniel Negreanu as ‘Kid Poker’ crashed out in eighth place as his bid for a WSOP bracelet on American soil goes on.

John Riordan overcame a two-time GPI Player of the Year and a self-described ‘King of No Limit Duece’ to win U.S. Poker Open Event #4 ($10,000 Big Bet Mix) on Monday night in Las Vegas.

Pat Lyons topped the 1,382-player field in Event #17 ($777 No Limit Hold’em) of the 2020 World Series of Poker Online to win $173,551.56 and the first bracelet of his career. Lyons now has a WSOP bracelet and World Poker Tour title on his resume.

The crazy week for the World Poker Tour continued on Friday afternoon as the $10,000 buy-in ARIA Summer Championship played down to a winner. Matthew Wantman eliminated four of the final six players to win $443,475 and his first WPT title. Wantman also earned automatic entry into the WPT Tournament of Champions that gets underway… Continue reading WPT: Matthew Wantman Takes Down ARIA Summer Championship

The World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder stop in Lincoln, California wrapped up on Tuesday with former Sacramento resident Erkut Yilmaz pulling off the incredible feat of winning his second WPT Main Tour stop in the same season.

It was a banner year for PocketFivers over on 888poker as many of the top-tier pros took to the site to take down six-figure scores and pad their bankrolls. With the help of major tournament schedules, like the popular XL Series, PocketFivers picked up millions out of the prize pools in 2018.