LATEST POKER CONTENT

Sergio Aido sat in the final heads-up two days in a row and had the Triton trophy within his grasp. Neither time, however, did he manage to win it. First he was beaten by Mario Mosböck and yesterday by Punnat Punsri.

The first big multi-day event on the Eureka schedule is now behind us and it was the Mystery Bounty event with a €500,000 guarantee. After a great performance, the Polish player became the champion, who took home the full reward without a deal.

The stakes at Korea's Triton are going higher and higher, and the #8 event already carries a $50,000 price tag. The result was a prizepool of nearly $10 million, with the likes of Steve O'Dwyer, Sam Greewood, Phil Ivey, Seth Davies, Dan Smith and Mike Watson all playing for it.

The recent scandal in which Peter Jetten brought to light the financial debts of the legendary Tom Dwan has apparently started a machine in which more and more players are coming forward as unpaid creditors!

Three Bulgarians sat at the final table of Triton Event #7, which was the Mystery Bounty tournament. In the end, one of them managed to win the title and it is Dimitar Danchev, for whom this is the first Triton title.

The €550 buy-in Mystery Bounty tournament with a €500,000 guarantee was part of the Eureka Festival. The tournament moves into its final round today, where 24 players will start, €50,500 awaits the winner. Follow along with us thanks to the livestream, which starts at 14:30.

Mario Mosböck just showed us all that even if you only have a few blinds, you don't need to give up. Mario sat at the final table with only 4 blinds and ended up being the champion after the deal. Even though he was the winner, he didn't take home the top prize.

Today is the day we will announce the new champion of the Eureka Mystery Bounty tournament. The winner will win €50,500 and there will be live stream from whole final day.

The final day of the €25k GGMillion$ event is here, and that means only one thing - great poker and battles for the $1,485,000 prize money awarded to the winner. Will it be chipleader Sergio Aido, or one of Timothy Adams, Daniel Dvoress or Mario Mosboeck?

Do any of you remember 2010 and the EPT Berlin stop? If not, we're going to bring it to you today because it was special in at least one way - an armed robbery in broad daylight.

Today we have two straight final days on Triton Jeju. The first is the GGMillion$ final table, where the last 6 players are in play and $1,485,000 awaits the winner, and the second is the final day of the $40,000 Mystery Bounty, where Czech player Roman Hrabec has the third largest stack.

The Rozvadov poker room welcomed Eureka, whose first tournament is the €500,000 Mystery Bounty. It will move into Day 2 today after the last flight of the morning.