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Phil Ivey made it to the final heads-up of the 50k PLO tournament, giving him a chance to claim his sixth triton trophy. In the end, however, it went to Biao Ding, who managed to defeat Ivey.

The Eureka Rozvadov Main Event final table is here and €243,500 awaits the winner. The top 24 players will battle it out for this prize today and they are led by Czech representative Robert Röhlich. Follow their journey with us.

The entire Eureka Rozvadov festival ends today and today we will meet two champions. The final of the Main Event will also feature a live stream, at the end of which someone will take home €243,500.

The marathon of live streams from Jeju, Korea continues today with the final day of the 50k PLO event, featuring Phil Ivey, Jose Barbero, Patrik Antonius, Stephen Chidwick and Ole Schemion for a $1,107,000 prize.

Nacho Barbero completely dominated the 30k PLO Bounty event yesterday, taking home $763,000. Today he has a chance to repeat that success as he will enter the 50k PLO event as a chipleader.

The second day of the successful Eureka Rozvadov Main Event is here, and with it, the live stream that will take you through the second day. At the end of it, we'll get to know the final day participants who will play for a €243,500 award for the winner tomorrow!

The €1,000,000 guarantee has not withstood the onslaught of players and so more than €1.4 million will be distributed in the Eureka Main Event. Today's day 2 will feature 233 advancing players.

After the record-breaking Main Event, the Omaha events are also getting a place, starting with a 30,000$ bounty event. There, we already know the final table line-up, with Nacho Barbero, Dan Smirh, Daniel Dvoress and Jan-Peter Jachtmann all playing for the title.

An incredible performance by Czech player Roman Hrabec, who proves to us all that he is undoubtedly one of the world's top players. And he proved it to us in the Triton Jeju Main Event, where he was crowned champion and took home a whopping $4,330,000 in prize money.

Back in 2022, police officers stormed the club during the Main Event and handed out fines to the players present. The poker club owner and staff were arrested and charged. Now the case has shifted as the club owner has been forced to plead guilty.

An expanded tournament schedule and new high-stakes events have helped boost total buy-ins for the iconic series to nearly $1 million in 2024, up from about $534,000 in 2019.

The well-known poker grinder and owner of The Lodge cardroom has made Mike Postle an offer that can't be refused. He was given the opportunity to play for free at his casino to prove his talent, his gambling powers and to dispel any doubts about his possible cheating.