The three opening flights are done in the APT Incheon Mystery Bounty Hunter: 122 players advance to the final day, led by Hong Kong's Chun Fung Alex Ip. Play restarts at 11:15am local time on Sunday. Check out the seat draw below.
Daniil Shalaev makes it nine APT titles: It’s been a fast start in Incheon for the Russian tour regular, who has claimed two titles in as many days. Saturday’s victory takes Shalaev to nine APT titles in less than two years, having won his first at APT Manila 2024.
Elsewhere, Japan’s Tomoya Tsubouchi won the record-breaking Korea National Cup. Read more and see who else has won at APT Incheon below.
The APT Incheon Main Event starts tomorrow: There are four starting flights and we'll be on the floor for start to finish.
Wolfgang Poker at the 2026 WSOP Main Event: We know he didn't win it, but we do know that he played with one of the final nine, Mario Boos, on Day 1. Check out his journey below.
Chris Moneymaker's advice to Lucas Jumalon: "$10 million can go pretty fast." It goes even faster when the
taxman takes a big chunk
of it.
ClubWPT Gold pulling out of Arizona: ClubWPT Gold says it has received a cease-and-desist order and will wind down its sweepstakes operations in Arizona. Here's what players need to know:
"As part of changes to our operations in response to state regulatory action, ClubWPT Gold will be winding down services in Arizona. Please review the important account deadlines below:
- Purchases: Purchases have been disabled effective immediately.
- Postal requests: Postal requests will no longer be accepted effective immediately.
- Gameplay: Sweepstakes gameplay will be unavailable beginning Saturday, August 8, at 12:00 AM MST.
- Redemptions: You may continue to submit redemption requests until Thursday, August 13, at 11:00 pm MST.
We strongly encourage you to submit any pending redemption requests prior to the August 13 deadline."
Doug Polk on that hand: He's done J4, so why not J3 as well? Polk weighs in on Lauri Saaskilahti's call from last night's Main Event heads-up.
20 bracelets at this year's WSOP Paradise: No full schedule yet, but the WSOP has dropped this teaser, revealing five more bracelets and an extra $50 million in guarantees.
GGPoker unveils 2026 WSOP Online schedule: The festival runs from August 16 to September 29, and awards 33 bracelets. Here are the biggest events:
- August 17: $300 Gladiators of Poker (Day 2) – $3M GTD
- August 24: $500 Mini Main Event (Day 2) – $5M GTD
- August 30: ¥800 Asia Championship (Day 2) – ¥25M GTD
- August 31: $1,500 Millionaire Maker (Day 2) – $5M GTD ($1M guaranteed to first)
- September 7: $250 Mystery Millions (Day 2) – $10M GTD ($1M top bounty)
- September 14: $400 Colossus (Day 2) – $5M GTD | $400 PLOssus (Final Stage) – $2M GTD
- September 21: $5,000 WSOP Online Main Event (Day 2) – $25M GTD
- September 28: $10,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers (Day 2) – $10M GTD
Hayley Hochstetler
The hand that won Lucas Jumalon the Main Event: There'll be plenty of debate about this one.
