STREAM: WPT Venetian Fall Championship - Final Table | $2,346,000 Prize Pool

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The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas is hosting the final table of the $5K WPT Venetian Las Vegas Fall Championship. A crowd of poker stars joined the event, amassing a total of 510 entries. The prize pool smashed its $2 million guarantee, reaching an impressive $2,346,000.

Today, the final six players are set to battle it out, each guaranteed a hefty $88,000 after three grueling days of play. The winner will walk away with the trophy and a top prize of $446,800, including a $10,400 entry to the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

The talk of the tournament has been 17-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth, who was on a quest for his first WPT title. However, his journey ended in 20th place, falling to Nick Pupillo.

Pupillo capitalized on this momentum and now enters the final table as the chipleader. Daniyal Gheba holds the second spot, with WPT Champions Club member Nick Yunis rounding out the top three. The race for the title also includes Matt Affleck, Craig Mason, and Anthony Piacquadio.

Current Standings at the $5,000 WPT Venetian Las Vegas Fall Championship Final Table:

Rank

Player

Stack

1.

Nick Pupillo

8,525,000

2.

Daniyal Gheba

5,725,000

3.

Nick Yunis

4,600,000

4.

Matt Affleck

3,250,000

5.

Craig Mason

1,775,000

6.

Anthony Piacquadio

1,625,000


Final Table Payout Structure:

Place

Prize

1st

$446,800

2nd

$280,000

3rd

$209,000

4th

$155,000

5th

$117,000

6th

$88,000


Sources: WPT, YouTube

STREAM: Triton ONE $5K NLH Mystery Bounty – Final Table

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STREAM: Triton ONE $5K NLH Mystery Bounty – Final Table

Today at Merit Royal Diamond in Northern Cyprus, we'll crown the champion of Event #3: $5K NLH 8-Handed Mystery Bounty as part of the Triton ONE series. A total of 607 entries generated a prizepool of $1,545,422, with a significant amount designated for bounty rewards. Alongside a trophy, the winner will receive a top prize of $293,000, not to mention the pulled envelopes.

Leading the final table is Taiwan's Eric Tsai, who also brought in the most bounty envelopes into the last day. From the second spot, Thailand's poker star and six-time Triton SHRS titleholder Punnat Punsri eyes his first Triton ONE title.

Also vying for the title are five-time Triton champion Mikita Badziakouski, Quan Zhou, Daniel Braude, Raul Yunusov, Ihar Soika, Chengxu Hu, and short-stack Asaf Groofi.

Current standings in Event #3: $5,000 NLH 8-Handed Mystery Bounty

Rank

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Eric Tsai

Taiwan

28,000,000

2.

Punnat Punsri

Thailand

22,750,000

3.

Daniel Braude

Israel

15,800,000

4.

Quan Zhou

China

15,700,000

5.

Raul Yunusov

Russia

13,150,000

6.

Ihar Soika

Belarus

11,275,000

7.

Mikita Badziakouski

Belarus

7,975,000

8.

Chengxu Hu

China

6,125,000

9.

Asaf Groofi

Israel

575,000


Prize Table:

Position

Prize

1st Place

$293,000

2nd Place

$179,000

3rd Place

$128,000

4th Place

$97,000

5th Place

$77,000

6th Place

$59,122

7th Place

$43,000

8th Place

$29,100

9th Place

$23,100


Sources: Triton Poker, YouTube

WSOPC Rozvadov: Main Event Sees a Massive Overlay, Winner to Take Home €370,000 Today

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WSOPC Rozvadov: Main Event Sees a Massive Overlay, Winner to Take Home €370,000 Today
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Umut Ozturk Secures Fourth MSPT Main Event Win, Third in 2026

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Umut Ozturk Secures Fourth MSPT Main Event Win, Third in 2026
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Anthony Khalil Claims Main Event Title at Sydney Millions After Heads-Up Deal

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Anthony Khalil Claims Main Event Title at Sydney Millions After Heads-Up Deal
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20 Years of Waiting is Over - Adam Wilkinson Wins GUKPT Blackpool for £55,035

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Double KO in the First Hand After Dinner, Cody Fisher Wins WSOPC Main Event

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Breaking the Second-Place Curse: Simon Britton Wins WSOPC Choctaw Main Event!

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Dongli Shen Triumphs in Inaugural WPT Seoul INSPIRE Championship

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STREAM: Triton ONE | $5K NLH Mystery Bounty – Final Day

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STREAM: Triton ONE | $5K NLH Mystery Bounty – Final Day

The luxurious Merit Royal Diamond Hotel & Spa in Northern Cyprus is all set to crown the champion of Event #3: $5,000 NLH 8-Handed Mystery Bounty. The tournament drew a total of 607 entries across two initial flights, creating a prize pool of $2,759,422. Of this, $1,545,422 is allocated for the standard prize distribution, while a thrilling $1,214,000 is reserved for enticing Mystery Bounty rewards for eliminating opponents.

The final day kicks off with 151 players, each already assured a payout, and from the first deal, the intense hunt for mystery envelopes begins.

Leading the pack is Russia's Raul Yunusov with a massive chip lead. Close behind, American Gianna Avdic Mcintire sits in second, and rounding out the top three is Israel's Asaf Groofi.

The top ten also features high-stakes stars like Thailand's Punnat Punsri and France's Julien Sitbon. The battle for the coveted trophy and the excitement of opening envelopes also includes German legend Ole Schemion, fan favorite Ren Lin, 2019 WSOP Main Event champion Hossein Ensan, and Mikita Badziakouski.

TOP 10 Current Standings:

Rank

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Raul Yunusov

Russia

3,435,000

2.

Gianna Avdic Mcintire

USA

2,695,000

3.

Asaf Groofi

Israel

1,920,000

4.

Siegfried Kapeller

Austria

1,865,000

5.

Punnat Punsri

Thailand

1,845,000

6.

Rudy Halim

Indonesia

1,750,000

7.

Benedek Farkas

Hungary

1,730,000

8.

Aleksandr Razinkov

Russia

1,715,000

9.

Julien Sitbon

France

1,705,000

10.

Armin Rezaei

Austria

1,700,000


Sources: Triton Poker, YouTube

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