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VIDEO: $250,000 in a Backpack and the Toughest Tournament of the Summer - Jesse Lonis Reveals the WSOP High Roller Experience

What's it like to enter one of the world's toughest poker tournaments with $250,000 in cash? This documentary follows Jesse Lonis during the 2025 WSOP Super High Roller, showcasing his preparation, table action, and reactions to pivotal moments. Viewers get an inside look at a tournament where the global elite compete and every decision could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Reading the Final Table Like a Pro: How to Actually Watch a High Roller Stream and Learn Something
Most people watch a final table the way they watch a car crash. Something big happens, they gasp, they move on. That's not watching. That's reacting.
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PHOTO: The 26th EPT Barcelona Kicks Off, What Did the Opening Day Look Like?
Casino Barcelona is once again buzzing with hundreds of poker players from around the world. The 26th edition of the legendary European Poker Tour stop kicked off with the first flights of the PokerStars Open Main Event, but the biggest action is yet to come.
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APT Incheon: Chang Hwan Lee Proves His Potential in the High Roller
The prestigious APT Incheon 2026 festival at the luxurious Paradise City resort concluded with a two-day High Roller event. Chang Hwan “Jack” Lee celebrated a victory, securing the coveted Rose Gold Lion trophy, a reward of nearly 200 million KRW, and a package for the upcoming APT Championship.
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Onyx High Roller Series: Vaskaboinikau and Vaitekunas Steal the Festival Finale
The northern Cypriot resort Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino & Spa recently hosted the prestigious Onyx High Roller Series, attracting several global poker stars. The final events brought not only dramatic battles for hundreds of thousands of dollars but also unique stories of players who joined the tournament in the last minutes of registration.
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STREAM: $50K HR Championship - FINAL TABLE | Onyx High Roller Series

The Northern Cyprus resort Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino & Spa is gearing up for the thrilling climax of another exclusive tournament. The prestigious $50,500 Onyx High Roller Championship attracted the elite of the high-stakes scene, with 18 entries creating a prize pool of $864,000. Today, we will witness the crowning of a champion, but the path to victory will be particularly challenging as only the top three spots will be paid.

At the forefront of the final nine, leading after Day 1, is Russia's Alexey Borovkov. Breathing down his neck is Rob Yong, who made a phenomenal entrance by registering at the last possible moment and immediately dominating his opponents.

Other global poker stars will be competing for their share of the pie, including Belarusian sensation Mikita Badziakouski, Russian powerhouse Artur Martirosian, and the aggressive Latvian Aleksejs Ponakovs.

Catch every hand live with a two-hour delay on the Onyx Live channel.

Current standings at the final table (after Day 1):

Position

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Alexey Borovkov

Russia

1,289,000

2.

Rob Yong

United Kingdom

1,019,000

3.

Mikalai Vaskaboinikau

Belarus

770,000

4.

Zorlu Er

Turkey

588,000

5.

Artur Martirosian

Russia

518,000

6.

Manuel Fritz

Austria

497,000

7.

Thomas Alfred Mayer

Austria

282,000

8.

Mikita Badziakouski

Belarus

227,000

9.

Aleksejs Ponakovs

Latvia

208,000

Prize distribution (only Top 3 places are paid):

Position

Prize

1. 

$450,000

2. 

$250,000

3. 

$164,000


Source: YouTube

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The History of WSOP: 1985 – The Genius of a Champion Under the Influence
The year 1985 is remembered as a turning point that forever divided the history of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) into two eras. On one side stood the legendary "road gamblers" who played poker long before the series even began. On the other side emerged ambitious young players and an increasing crowd of amateurs.
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STREAM: $3,500 High Roller - Final Day | APT Incheon 2026

The APT Incheon 2026 series is rewriting history, following a record-breaking Main Event with the grand finale of the prestigious $3,500 APT High Roller. This tournament has attracted an elite international field of 222 entries, pushing the total prizepool to a massive 959,000,000 KRW.

The final day features a lineup packed with experienced players. Currently drawing the most attention are Malaysian pro Wai Kiat Lee and German Martin Sedlak.

The winner will not only take home the prestigious trophy but also a prize of 199,870,000 KRW (~$142,000). Don't miss a single hand of this thrilling finale and find out who will dominate the high-stakes scene in South Korea!

Final Table Payouts:

Position

Prize (KRW)

1st place

199,870,000

2nd place

134,570,000

3rd place

94,880,000

4th place

76,930,000

5th place

60,860,000

6th place

46,210,000

7th place

33,740,000

8th place

24,670,000

9th place

20,410,000


Sources: APT, YouTube

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APT Incheon: Danny Tang Scores Historic Hat Trick and Punnat Punsri Confirms Legendary Status
The Asian Poker Tour (APT) Incheon 2026 at the luxurious Paradise City resort continues to craft remarkable stories. Recent days were dominated by two icons of Asian poker. Legendary Danny Tang made history as the first player to win all three versions of the prestigious 'Silhouette Lion' trophies. Meanwhile, Thai phenom Punnat Punsri once again showcased his extraordinary talent by conquering the most expensive tournament of the festival.
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APT Incheon: Stephen Pang Reigns Supreme in Unprecedented Main Event Showdown
The record-breaking Main Event of the APT Incheon series has found its champion. Hong Kong professional Stephen Pang (San Hon Pang) emerged victorious after a dramatic finale and a final deal among the top three, raising the prestigious golden lion trophy high.
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Preston McEwen Secures His Twelfth WSOPC Ring in Cherokee
American poker pro Preston McEwen showcased his dominance in the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) by claiming victory in the $1,100 NLH event in Cherokee. McEwen took home $130,433 for his performance and secured his 12th career ring.
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Onyx High Roller Series: Raoul Kanme Claims Main Event Title for $1,250,000
Dutch professional Raoul Kanme delivered a commanding performance from start to finish in the Onyx HRS Main Event, securing a victory worth $1,250,000. He dedicated his triumph, which he described as an immense relief after a challenging year, to his cousin battling cancer.