Adrian Mateos is the champion of the Triton Invitational and takes home over $6 million
Adrian Mateos earned the biggest prize of his career by winning the Triton Invitational in Montenegro, taking home over $6 million
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Barney Frank, politician who fought for online poker in the USA, dies at 86 years old
Barney Frank passed away at home, at the age of 86. He was an American politician who fought for the regulation of online poker in the USA
H2Poker launches the H2 selection campaign, with over R$ 100 thousand in prizes
The H2Poker launched a campaign that promises to deliver more than R$ 100 thousand to participants, through rankings involving the World Cup
Dan Almeida places Brazil again on the podium of the WSOPC Uruguay High Roller
Dan Almeida took Brazil once again to the podium of a high-stakes contest at the WSOPC Uruguay. This time, it was in the 2-Day High Roller.
João Simão enters the payout zone at the 200K Triton Invitational in Montenegro
João Simão was the only Brazilian to enter the payout zone of the most expensive tournament of Triton Montenegro, the Invitational with a 200K buy-in
Bruno Volkmann sums US$ 94 thousand with two hits in GGWF
Bruno Volkmann was inspired on Wednesday (20) of GGWF. He won two tournaments, one of them very expensive, and stood out on GGPoker.
Luigi Soncin nails 70-High and is once again a highlight in the Anniversary Series
Luigi Soncin is in great form on PokerStars. Once again, he was the main highlight for Brazil in a session of the Anniversary Series.
Phil Hellmuth suffers ‘slow roll’ during his own show and loses huge pot
The legendary Phil Hellmuth, owner of 17 WSOP bracelets, suffered a slow roll from Kelly Lucas during the show that bears his name.
Lilian Welch, 83 years old, wins the UKPL Blackpool Main Event
The player Lilian Welch showed that age does not matter in poker. At 83 years old, she won the biggest prize of her career and captivated everyone
Frank C plans a head-up against Martin Kabrhel for US$ 2 million
The video creator and poker player, Frank C, said he intends to compete in a heads-up against Martin Kabrhel for $2 million