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In recent days, the waters of controversy have once again been stirred in the poker world. The WSOP is to blame, having blocked a player's account after he won his first WSOP bracelet online. Players have accused him of cheating and have sent documents to the poker room that supposedly confirm his guilt.

There is nothing but good news in the Foxen family. First Kristen Foxen was among the Hall of Fame nominees and now her husband Alex has won his second WSOP bracelet. In addition to this news, we also take a look at one cancelled WSOP tournament in this article.

The Indian online gaming house set a record overlay with its GOAT tournament, which exceeded $1.4 million. We've only seen bigger overlays in two live tournaments.

A few days ago we informed you about the success of Daniel Negreanu and Isaac Haxton in the PGT PLO Series tournaments. The series has already recognized all the winners and the overall leaderboard winner as well.

Have you ever hit the Royal Flush? Just a few days ago, one cash game player managed to hit this unusual combination two hands in a row. The chances of that happening are so slim that you have a better chance of being struck by lightning or eaten by a shark.

Yesterday was the final day of the WSOPC Mini Main Event, where €71,900 and a gold ring awaited the winner. These rewards were eventually awarded to Giorgi Barabadze, who defeated the German player in the end.

The PokerGO Tour series has prepared PLO tournaments for its players, which have attracted some of the biggest names on the world poker scene. There was also Daniel Negreanu, who became a champion last night. However, Isaac Haxton was not missing from the list of winners either.

Oliver Weis rose to the top of this year's EPT Cyprus Main Event. In doing so, he became only the seventh player in history to record a Main Event title and an EPT High Roller.

The Main Event is down to the last 6 players in the $1,030,000 battle. Today's final day will start with Oliver Weis as the massive chipleader, owning 18,505,000 chips.

The last 16 players remain in the game for $1,030,000, which will be led by home player Georgios Tsouloftas with a stack of up to 7,970,000 chips. The game continues at 25k/50k/50k blinds and today we will meet the final six.

Today, the top 16 players will compete for a seat at the EPT Cyprus Main Event final table, where $1,030,000 awaits the winner. Who will make it to the final table from this group?

45 players made it to Day 4, who still have a chance to win the title and the $1,030,000 reward. Today's blinds will start at 10,000/15,000/15,000 and the biggest stack belongs to Bobby James, who has a stack of 2,605,000 chips. Players such as Christopher Nguyen, Artsiom Lasouski, Victoria Livschitz and Santhosh Suvarna are still in the game.