Russian poker player Roman Narulin triumphed at the WSOP Circuit Main Event in Rosario, Argentina, hosted at the City Center Rosario. After an incredible comeback, he avenged last year's heads-up defeat to claim his first WSOP Circuit gold ring.

Emotional intelligence, reading opponents, and managing tilt helped him reach the world's elite. In an interview, João "Naza" Vieira discusses years away from home, the sacrifices of professional poker, and why life can't be viewed as a zero-sum game.

Europe's most prestigious poker tour has announced its plans for 2027. The European Poker Tour, for the first time in 15 years, is reducing the buy-in for the Main Event, now priced at a flat €5,000.

Craig Mason celebrated the achievement of a lifetime by conquering the WPT Venetian Las Vegas Fall Championship. In a heads-up duel, he defeated Matt Affleck to claim his first World Poker Tour title.

A new champion of the Triton ONE series is likely to be crowned today. Event #9: $10K NLH 7-Handed attracted 324 entries, driving the total prize pool to a substantial $2,945,484.

The final day features the last 7 players, each guaranteed a minimum payout of $96,000, while the winner will take home an impressive $572,000.

Dmitrii Kukhtarev commands the chip lead at the final table, having gained a massive advantage by eliminating Elizabeth Chen in the last hand of the previous day. Also vying for the title are Benedek Farkas, Yu Zhang, Igor Provkin, Cedric Schwaederle, and Lyudmil Ivanov.

Wu Jun Hao is the only finalist who has previously secured a Triton One trophy and is currently ranked sixth.

Current Standings in Event #9: $10,000 NLH 7-Handed

Rank	Player	Country	Stack
1.	Dmitrii Kukhtarev	Russia	28,600,000
2.	Igor Provkin	Russia	10,725,000
3.	Benedek Farkas	Hungary	9,025,000
4.	Lyudmil Ivanov	Bulgaria	4,775,000
5.	Yu Zhang	China	4,600,000
6.	Wu Jun Hao	Singapore	4,575,000
7.	Cedric Schwaederle	France	2,475,000

Final Table Payouts:

Position	Prize
1st	$572,000
2nd	$362,000
3rd	$261,484
4th	$211,000
5th	$168,000
6th	$128,000
7th	$96,000

Sources: Triton Poker, YouTube

Italian Vito Branciforte turned his online qualification into the opportunity of a lifetime. He emerged as the champion of the WSOP Super Circuit Main Event at King's Resort in Rozvadov. After a dominant performance at the final table, he secured his first gold ring and a prize of €370,000.

The golden era of online high-stakes poker may be making a comeback. CoinPoker has just recorded its busiest day ever, with 32,023 players connected simultaneously, while dozens of high-stakes cash game tables are producing the kind of action once associated with Full Tilt Poker's legendary Rail Heaven days.

The prestigious Triton ONE series at the Cyprus-based Merit Royal Diamond Hotel & Spa has concluded its first half. Chinese champion Quan Zhou showcased his high level of play in the $5K Mystery Bounty event, securing his third Triton title. Meanwhile, Spanish player Ander Vallinas emerged victorious in a late-night marathon, claiming his first Triton win and continuing to lead this year's series rankings.