Timofey Kuznetsov is known as a high stake cash game beast, but on Thursday the Russian picked up a half-million dollars after topping one of the toughest fields of the 2019 World Championship of Online Poker.

The 2019 Triton Super High Roller Series London kicks off this week with the biggest buy-in in tournament poker history as the highlight. Deemed the Triton Million: A Helping Hand for Charity, the event has a gargantuan £1,050,000 buy-in, of which £1,000,000 goes to the prize pool and £50,000 goes towards charitable causes.

Winning a World Series of Poker gold bracelet is widely considered by many to be poker’s ultimate achievement. For some players, it defines his or her career. For others, it’s the one prize eluding some of the game’s best.

High-stakes online cash game grinder out of The Netherlands, Carlo ‘Ravenswood13’ van Ravenswoud ran hot in the PokerStars 8-Game Mix and Pot Limit Omaha games to lead the list of overall winners in online cash for the month of October, according to data tracked by Highstakesdb.com. Over the course of 7888 hands ‘Ravenswood13’ would churn… Continue reading Carlo ‘Ravenswood13’ van Ravenswoud Tops October High Stakes Winners

With the World Series of Poker now in the rearview mirror, a number of top players have returned home to the online grind. Two players chopped the PokerStars Sunday Million after getting heads-up. ‘eightndeuce‘ and ‘chess87‘ walked away with $162,387 and $159,000 respectively for their Sunday performance. ‘tomakgchm‘ won $97,168 for finishing third. Andrei ‘ragaaaila19’… Continue reading Sunday Majors: ‘eightndeuce’ and ‘chess87’ Chop Sunday Million

Timofey ‘Trueteller’ Kuznetsov must really like the beds at Aria Resort & Casino. The young Russian poker pro has just two live scores to his credit and they’re both at the Las Vegas hotel. After Day 1 of the 2016 Super High Roller Bowl, he’s on pace for his third cash – and this could… Continue reading Super High Roller Bowl: Timofey Kuznetsov Leads After Day 1

According to cash game tracking site HighStakesDB, Phil Ivey (pictured), playing under the screen name RaiseOnce, just endured a 30-hour session on PokerStars, competing against Russian poker pro Timofey “Trueteller” Kuznetsov.