The world's most prestigious tournament, the $10K WSOP Main Event, has reached its penultimate stage. Day 10 of the final table at Horseshoe Las Vegas delivered action contrasting sharply with the cautious start. We witnessed a poker thriller and the formation of a final duo who will battle today for a whopping $10,000,000 and eternal glory.

During the final table of the 2026 Main Event, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) community learned the new name joining the prestigious Poker Hall of Fame. Legendary high-stakes professional Jason Koon was inducted as the 66th member. Despite expectations of multiple inductions under the new voting system, Koon emerged as the sole laureate this year.

The world's most prestigious poker tournament, the WSOP 2026 Main Event in Las Vegas, is entering its final phase. Bruce Buffer kicked off the battle for the title of world champion and a staggering $10,000,000. The first day of the final table lasted six hours, saw two eliminations, and reaffirmed the dominance of the young leader.

Hungarian poker player Peter Tordai emerged victorious in the opening ring event of the WSOPC Slovakia festival. In the Mini Main Event, he outlasted a massive field and, in addition to the prestigious gold ring, took home a prize of €85,000.

The prestigious King Poker Cup (KPC) series in South Korea's Jeju has delivered yet another unforgettable moment. Australian pro Daniel Neilson showcased a dominant performance in the Sovereign 50K event, earning a $1,006,000 prize. This marks the largest win of Neilson's career, pushing his total live tournament earnings over the $7 million threshold.

The prestigious German Clubs Championship Of Poker (GCCOP), recently held at the famous King's Resort in Rozvadov, has crowned its champion. Out of a massive field of players, the victor, known only by the nickname ROMEO, emerged victorious after a deal among the final four, taking home a prize of €41,800.

The largest poker tournament outside Las Vegas once again shattered expectations. This year's Goliath 2026 in Coventry, UK, attracted massive crowds, but it was one man who stood out. The champion title went to British player Damon Burch-Hyson, who transformed his buy-in into a dream prize of over £365,000 after an intense final and a deal in the last four players.

The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) at the Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel & Olympic Park Casino hosted twelve ring events, with the most attention on the €1,500 Main Event. The crown of the record field went to Austria's Julian Selinger, who after an exhausting heads-up, walked away with a fairy-tale prize of €210,000.

Online poker just feels different when it runs the way it should. No browser lag, no messy tabs, no unnecessary distractions — just tables, decisions and action. That is exactly what BCPoker is now aiming to deliver with the launch of its dedicated desktop client for Windows and Mac. The new BCPoker PC Client is officially live, bringing a smoother, more stable and more professional playing experience to grinders who want to take their online sessions seriously.

The poker world has a new earnings king who continues to astonish. American professional Bryn Kenney has once again secured his place at the very top of the historical tables by becoming the first player ever to surpass $90 million in live tournament winnings.

Imagine you're at the tournament of your life, you've gone all-in and lost. You get up and start to walk away, thinking it's over. But then someone calls out: “Wait, there's one chip under your napkin.” Return, or leave defeated? Jack Straus went back. With a single chip, he continued and eventually beat everyone, winning $520,000 in the 1982 WSOP Main Event. This is the story of the man who gave the world the famous phrase “a chip and a chair” and passed away at the table as a legend.