Who’s poker’s most entertaining player? The Global Poker Awards are back, with the ceremony set for WSOP Paradise in December, and voting is now open for Most Entertaining Player. Check out the shortlist below and have your say.
Premature celebration gets instant karma. You have to feel a bit sorry for Nicolette Shea here. She's not a poker pro, and she got a little overexcited when she flopped a set of tens. The trouble is, there was still action to come... and the poker gods were not happy.
ClubWPT Gold $5 million freeroll starts today. The imaginatively-named '5 Million GTD Free Entry Tournament' has a guaranteed prizepool of 5M, with 1M up top for the winner.
Two Day 1 flights will run daily between now and November 28, and you can enter each flight once for free. If you bust you can re-enter for 100 chips and you can add-on for 50 chips.
Rampage loses a bundle on Hustler Casino Live. He ended up down $176K on High Stakes Friday, thanks in part to the hand below. "Yeah, I wanted to fold," he said after calling the $125K bet on the river.
Nacho Barbero leads WSOP Circuit Main Event in Madrid. He was only there to chill with friends and play padel before heading to North Cyprus for Triton, but decided to fire a late bullet in the Main Event. He's since run his stack up to 1.6 million and leads the remaining 123 players on Day 2.
Sergei Kislinskii wins 2026 PGT Sprint Event #4 ($91,200). He topped a 57-entry field and beat Brandon Sunshine heads-up for his first PGT title. Andrew Lichtenberger was fourth and Nick Palma cashed in ninth. Event #5 starts on Monday.
More on that fold from Nick Palma. Palma made one of the best folds you'll ever see in the recent Poker Masters series. Here's what Sam Greenwood made of it.
The GOAT of poker on GTO. Check out Adrian Mateos on the Raise Your Edge podcast, where he reveals his four secrets for crushing poker.
Garrett Adelstein threatened with first lawsuit following release of new book. Apparently, he "done fucked up" but Adelstein's not backing down and stands by everything he wrote in Beneath the Cards. Surely even more reason to read it.
Jesse Lonis wins PGT Sprint #3.
There are 7 PGT Sprint events on the schedule in total, running until November 4, and Jesse Lonis has just taken down the 3rd for $101K.
The New Yorker joins Chino Rheem and Brock Wilson in the winners' circle, all 3 of them winning $5.3K events. There's one more tourney at that price point to run, before the final 3 events up the buy-ins to $10.5K.
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