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Pedro Marques is finally the champion of the record-breaking EPT Prague Main Event after heads-up play. In the end, he was able to take down the massive chipleader Paul Runcan to take home €963,450. Czech player Patrik Jaroš took home two trophies from EPT Prague 2024. First, he was the PLO tournament champion and now he has also claimed the EPT High Roller title, where he took home over €570,000.

The WPT Year-End Series at Wynn Las Vegas is underway, and we have another recap of the highlights for you today. We'll introduce you to the winner of the Prime Event, take a look at the biggest freeroll in history, and break down the start of the Main Event.

The winners of EPT Prague 2024's most prestigious tournaments remain to be seen. The final 6 players will face off in the Main Event final, with Paul Runcan dictating the pace. In the High Roller, the last 14 players are left battling it out for the €573,500 up for grabs for the winner.

The final day of the EPT Prague Main Event is here, and today one of the last six players will take home the trophy and with it a €1,146,500 prize. Who will it be? Follow along with us as we live stream the action on the final day.

The WSOP Super Main Event continued yesterday with its third flight, and so did the $10,000 buy-in PLO tournament, where Mike Gorodinsky was the winner. He was joined on the final table by Roman Hrabec and Mike Watson.

Interviews with influential figures in the poker world provide valuable insights not only into their achievements but also into their personal journeys and skills. This time, we had the extraordinary opportunity to talk to Sal Piacente - legendary expert in casino game protection, card counter, former card dealer, international casino consultant, an expert on casino scams and even more.

Yesterday brought a host of champions to the Czech capital. Find out which champions took home the best prizes and who advanced to the final stage of the Main Event in today's article.

There are only 16 players left in the record-breaking EPT Prague Main Event, but only 6 of them can make it to the final table. Who will it be? Follow along with us via live stream.

Stephen Chidwick won his first WSOP bracelet back in 2019 and has been waiting to win another ever since. The wait came to an end on this night when Stephen became the new PLO Championship champion.

The EPT, WPT and WSOP series are also battling it out in Vegas, where the $10,400 World Championship kicks off tomorrow. It was preceded by the popular Prime event, which saw nearly 10-thousand entries.

Today marks the fourth day of play at the record-breaking EPT Prague Main Event, where the top 53 players will start. Who will make it to Day 5?

Alex Foxen catches his wife Kristen in bracelet count. Not long ago, Alex only had one bracelet, but last night he secured his third WSOP bracelet. On top of that, he took home $3,850,000 from the Triton Main Event. The $50,000,000 Super Main Event also kicked off yesterday.