Negreanu LIVE for the WSOP Online: The eight-time bracelet winner is currently livestreaming his runs in the $10,000 GGMillion$ PLO and the $5,000 Main Event.
Would you want to see Martin Kabrhel on The Traitors?
Shots fired: Did Harut get under Rampage's skin, or was it the other way around?
Either way... awkwaaard.
The Lock-In with Jonathan Jaffe: David Lappin and Dara O'Kearney talk to Jaffe about Ossi Ketola, the upcoming EPT Prague festival and WPT World Championship, and his new writing project, Defining Edges (check out his latest article on PokerOrg).
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No Gamble No Future goes live on Saturday. The action starts at 6pm ET, with Greg Mueller, Jennifer Tilly, Antonio Esfandiari and Michael Mizrachi, among others, playing $100/$200 NLH – and spinning the wheel.
You can watch it for free on the PokerGO YouTube channel.
Poker Champs matchups revealed with Polk, Adelstein on coaching roster. ClubWPT Gold has revealed the first-round matchups for its $500K heads-up streamer tournament, along with a stacked coaching roster.
Phil Hellmuth back in the booth for WSOP Online Main Event final table. There's still a $7.4M overlay, with more Day 1s scheduled on GGPoker between now and the Day 2 restart on Monday.
The final nine will reassemble on Tuesday to play for the massive first prize, with the Poker Brat on comms duty.
Wang Ye gets his Triton trophy. Triton Jeju is over, and after more than $11 million in Triton cashes without a title, Wang has finally got his hands on a trophy – and the $256,000 first prize – after beating Wai Kiat Lee heads-up in the $30K NLH Turbo.
Everyone loves a chopped... tourney? In a heartwarming moment at the tail end of Triton Poker's $150K 10th anniversary tournament, Nick Petrangelo and Joao Simao immediately agreed to chop the tourney once they reached heads-up play.
The pair even posed for the winner's photos together - not something you see every day.
Petrangelo took $2.2M in prize money while Simao took $2.5M, making for heck of a week for the Brazilian who also won the $200K Invitational just days ago.
