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BCPoker World Cup Festival: $250,000+ GTD, $30,000 Freerolls, and Goal-Triggered Cash Bonuses From June 11 to July 19
BCPoker is turning the World Cup into a full-scale poker festival. From June 11 to July 19, players can chase $250,000+ in MTT guarantees, jump into $30,000 in freerolls, and even collect real-time goal-triggered cash bonuses while grinding cash games.
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WSOP 2026: Naoya Kihara Claims Second Title of the Week, Allen Kessler Falls Short Again (Event #23)
Japanese player Naoya Kihara showcased his incredible form at the start of the 57th World Series of Poker, dominating the prestigious $10K Seven Card Stud Championship. Kihara secured his third career gold bracelet, marking his second title in just one week.
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Vamos Poker Tour Returns to Slovakia: Card Casino Šamorín Kicks Off Festival with €400,000 Guarantee Tomorrow
Vamos Poker Tour continues its greatest season ever and will once again feature in Slovakia starting tomorrow. From June 9 to June 15, Card Casino Šamorín will host another major stop of VPT 2026, offering a week packed with tournaments, satellites, side events, a High Roller, and notably, a Main Event with a €250,000 guarantee.
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Local Hero Koen de Visscher Claims Title at Main Event PS Open Namur 2026
Belgian poker professional Koen de Visscher thrilled the home crowd by winning the PSO Namur 2026 Main Event after a marathon final day. In the climactic heads-up, he defeated Henrik Veldhoen to claim the prestigious trophy and a prize of €220,800 for his stellar performance.
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STREAM: $25K NLH High Roller - Final Table | World Series of Poker

The livestream of the final day of Event #19: $25K High Roller NLH promises a gripping showdown for one of this summer's most coveted bracelets. From an original star-studded field of 345 entries, only the last 6 finalists remain to battle for shares of the $8,107,500 prizepool.

The undisputed chipleader is American Galen Hall, who enters the finale with a dominant stack, as the only player to breach the eight-figure chip mark.

However, all eyes are on five-time champion Kristen Foxen, currently in second place and vying for a historic sixth bracelet. Should she triumph, she would become the first woman in five years to win an “open” event at the WSOP.

The strong lineup is rounded out by fellow bracelet holders Joey Weissman and Czech Zdeněk Žižka. China’s Biao Ding and Spain’s Ignacio Moron aim for their maiden titles.

Standings after Day 3 - Event #19: $25,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em

Position

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Galen Hall

USA

16,050,000

2.

Kristen Foxen

Canada

9,325,000

3.

Ignacio Moron

Spain

7,900,000

4.

Joey Weissman

USA

7,200,000

5.

Biao Ding

China

6,875,000

6.

Zdeněk Žižka

Czech Republic

4,375,000

All remaining players are guaranteed a reward of at least $300,942, but the main target is the winning prize exceeding $1.7 million.

Placement

Prize

1st Place

$1,773,083

2nd Place

$1,182,050

3rd Place

$819,050

4th Place

$577,326

5th Place

$413,389

6th Place

$300,942


Sources: WSOP Live, YouTube

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VLOG | Martin Kabrhel: When Luck Turns Its Back and One Loss Follows Another

It all started with the popular $1,500 Monster Stack event, where Martin lost most of his key hands, and unfortunately, he carried this form forward. Get ready for an episode full of losses, as Kabrhel faces relentless misfortune even in the $25k High Roller! 

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Big Game On Tour | S3 E4 |

In its fourth installment, Big Game on Tour welcomes a new member—Poseidon Ho is eager to compete against elite players. Meanwhile, qualifier Andy "The Cannon" Taylor fires up his game, using bold bluffs and aggressive play to get back into the black.

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WSOP Day 12: Kristen Foxen and Michael Mizrachi Close in on Bracelets
The twelfth day of WSOP 2026 in Las Vegas brought one of the most captivating stories of this year's series, as Frederic Normand became the champion in the PLO Hi-Lo event, a discipline he had never played competitively before. Meanwhile, in the prestigious $25K High Roller, Kristen Foxen is on the verge of claiming her sixth bracelet, and legendary Michael 'The Grinder' Mizrachi enters the Stud finale as the chipleader, determined to seize his ninth gold piece.
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Legends of the Poker Hall of Fame IX: Bill Boyd
Imagine 1973 at the Horseshoe Casino in Las Vegas. The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is in its early days, and the $10K 5-Card Stud event, a prestigious tournament for high rollers, is on the schedule. As the clock ticks down to the start, only one man is seated at the table: Bill Boyd. No opponents, no cards in play, just him. Boyd claimed his $10,000 buy-in and his third gold bracelet. This bizarre episode—the only one of its kind in WSOP history—perfectly symbolizes Boyd's domination of 5-card stud. Bill Boyd wasn't just a master of cards; he was a living legend who helped shape Las Vegas as a world poker hub. His story is full of rebellion, innovation, and an unbreakable passion for the game, earning him a place in the Poker Hall of Fame in 1981.
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WSOP 2026: Frederic Normand Wins PLO Hi-Lo Tournament He's Never Played Before (Event #21)
Canadian pro Frederic Normand shocked the poker world by winning the $1,500 PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better at the 2026 WSOP, despite never having competed in this format before. His incredible debut victory earned him a prestigious gold bracelet and a prize of $235,377 in Las Vegas.
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STREAM: $25K NLH High Roller - Day 3 | World Series of Poker

The livestream of Day 3 of the $25K High Roller promises a showdown of poker stars. Only 22 players remain from the original field of 345 entries, competing for their share of a massive $8,107,500 prize pool.

The future champion will not only earn a golden bracelet but also a whopping $1,773,083 prize. You can watch all the action on the WSOP YouTube channel, with today’s goal to cut down the field to the final six players.

The current chipleader is Israel's Barak Wisbrod, vying for his second bracelet. Five-time champion Kristen Foxen is drawing significant attention, holding strong in the elite top six. Among the 22 final contenders, boasting a total of 31 bracelets, are legends like Nick Schulman and Brian Rast, both aiming for their eighth career title, alongside rising talents like Jesse Lonis and Czech rising star Zdeněk Žižka.

Current Standings before Day 3 – Event #19: $25,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em

Rank

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Barak Wisbrod

Israel

5,000,000

2.

Zachary Grech

USA

4,100,000

3.

Joey Weissman

USA

3,300,000

4.

Ihar Soika

Belarus

3,200,000

5.

Giuseppe Calio

USA

2,800,000

6.

Kristen Foxen

Canada

2,800,000

7.

Dejan Kaladjurdjevic

Montenegro

2,700,000

8.

Jesse Lonis

USA

2,700,000

9.

Zachary Camp

USA

2,500,000

10.

Philip Sternheimer

United Kingdom

2,500,000

11.

Thomas Muehloecker

Austria

2,300,000

12.

Zdenek Zizka

Czech Republic

2,300,000

13.

Emilien Pitavy

France

2,100,000

14.

Eric Wasserson

USA

2,000,000

15.

Nick Schulman

USA

2,000,000

16.

Ignacio Moron

Spain

1,900,000

17.

Turbo Nguyen

USA

1,800,000

18.

Didier Guerin

Australia

1,700,000

19.

Galen Hall

USA

1,600,000

20.

Shannon Shorr

USA

1,400,000

21.

Brian Rast

USA

875,000

22.

Biao Ding

China

245,000

All remaining players are guaranteed a minimum payout of $64,442, but it’s the final table rewards that are the real draw.

Position

Prize

1st place

$1,773,083

2nd place

$1,182,050

3rd place

$819,050

4th place

$577,326

5th place

$413,389

6th place

$300,942

7th place

$222,798

8th place

$167,792

9th place

$128,585

10th - 11th place

$100,300

12th - 15th place

$79,662

16th - 22nd place

$64,442


Source: WSOP Live, YouTube

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WSOP Day 11: Jeff Madsen's Milestone Triumph and the Foxen Showdown
The eleventh day of WSOP 2026 delivered a wave of nostalgia as poker veteran Jeff Madsen clinched victory exactly 20 years after his first WSOP bracelet and Player of the Year title. In the Dealers Choice event, Madsen celebrated his fifth gold bracelet. Spectators were also captivated by a unique family showdown between the Foxens in one of the series' highest stakes tournaments.