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Argentine rapper Alejandro Lococo, who has appeared on various major series, played his first Triton tournament and was immediately crowned champion. He pocketed a huge $12,070,000 payday and won his first ever WSOP bracelet.

A $12,070,000 prize along with a WSOP bracelet awaits the winner of the $525,000 buy-in Triton Million. The final 14 players are in the money and are led by Michael Moncek, but Daniel Dvoress, Adrian Mateos, Stephen Chidwick, Ben Heath, Alex Foxen and Chance Kornuth are also in the mix. Who will be the champion?

Today we will meet the new WSOP bracelet winner and the owner of the huge $12,070,000 prize. The closest to it is Michael Moncek, who will enter the Triton Million final table as chipleader. The biggest loser of yesterday's Day 2 is definitely Ryan Feldman, who didn't notice that play was already on the bubble and busted out with no prize money.

The last 14 players have made it to the final day of the Eureka Main Event, where €517,730 awaits the winner. Some of the finalists include Jack Sinclair and Gerald Karlic.

96 entries took down the $48,000,000 prizepool in the Triton Million. There are 68 players in the field and we'll know the final table at the end of the day. $12,070,000 awaits the winner. Follow the action on Day 2 with us.

The $525,000 buy-in, invitation-only tournament kicked off yesterday with Day 1. The Triton Million also featured the most expensive elimination in the first hand of the day.

Czech player Martin Kabrhel made it to the third day of play at the Eureka Main Event as chipleader. Espen Jorstad became the Super High Roller Warm Up champion and also kicked off the Eureka Cup.

The Prague edition of the EPT set a new record right out of the gate with the Eureka Main Event. Last year's 4,403 entries are now a thing of the past and the new record number is 4,732 entries. As many as 707 players will enter today's Day 2.

The U Series of Poker Grand Finale is taking place in Vietnam right now, with the Billionaire Club Challenge taking place as part of the event. However, it did not have a winner and the trophy remained in the hands of the organisers. The suspicious behaviour of two Chinese players was to blame.

The successful Hungarian pro proved his mettle once again as he entered the final day of the Mystery Bounty as a massive chipleader and turned his advantage into victory.

As they say, anything can happen in poker until 100% shines next to your name. The following video will convince you of this, in which you can look forward to hero folds, full house vs quads battles or a completed straight flush!

EPT Prague kicked off yesterday with the first batch of tournaments, and today we'll find out the winner of the €10,200 buy-in Mystery Bounty tournament. Hungarian player András Németh is leading the way, but there are also names like Niklas Astedt, Roman Hrabec, Simone Andrian and Espen Jorstad. The Eureka Main Event also started yesterday.