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The final sprint toward poker immortality is on! After a grueling Day 7 of the 2025 WSOP $10.000 Main Event , just 24 players remain, each one dreaming of a seat at the most prestigious final table in the game. Once again, Belgium’s Kenny Hallaert bagged the chip lead, setting the stage for a potential return to the final table nearly a decade after his sixth-place finish in 2016. With names like Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi and Leo margets also deep in the mix, the battle for the $10.000.000 grand prize and the championship bracelet promises unforgettable moments.

He doesn’t scream. He doesn’t rant. But when Eugene Katchalov speaks, the poker world listens. In a thoughtful and at times sobering conversation on the Olga Poker Podcast, the Ukrainian-American poker champion opens up about a growing problem that many players feel - but few articulate as clearly: online poker is losing its soul.

LAS VEGAS – Kenny Hallaert is within reach of the WSOP Main Event final table, maintaining his chipleader status after Day 6 and leading the last 24 players. The biggest stir was caused by the controversial Will Kassouf, whose tournament run ended not only with elimination but also with a ban for the rest of WSOP 2025.

Get ready to ramp up the action this July! WPT Global is launching its 4 Week Freeroll Frenzy from July 13 to August 3 - a trio of regional freeroll series offering an incredible €48,000 total prize pool.

Doug Polk's poker club regularly delights viewers from all over the world with televised action, and today we have prepared the top 5 most watched hands from it for you. You can't miss the hit Royal Flush, the folded nuts flush or Bill Perkins' all-in, who left on a plane during it!

The 2025 WSOP Main Event is down to just 57 contenders, all eyeing the $10.000.000 top prize and poker immortality. Leading the charge is Kenny Hallaert with 36.950.000, closely followed by Eric Afriat and poker legend Michael Mizrachi, who’s channeling his iconic 2010 run. Tune in for Day 7 action live and follow every move as the path to the final table takes shape!

Nick Schulman became the 64th member of the prestigious Poker Hall of Fame last night during a special 1.979$ event. The living HoF members cast their votes, picking Schulman in his very first year of eligibility—freshly aged 40, he can now claim one of poker’s highest honors.

LAS VEGAS – Kenny Hallaert, 2016 Main Event finalist, stormed into the lead on Day 6 thanks to a massive three-way all-in, entering the late stages as the new chip leader. Eric Afriat is right behind him, with legendary Michael Mizrachi rounding out the top three. Just 57 players remain, all guaranteed at least a six-figure cash. Meanwhile, new gold bracelets have been handed out — Vietnam’s Khoi Le Nguyen conquered the $50k High Roller, and Hungary’s Ferenc Deak triumphed in the Mystery Bounty PLO for 329,890$!

The drama heats up as just 202 players return for Day 6 of the 2025 WSOP Main Event, each one chasing poker immortality and the title of world champion. All eyes are on the ever-talkative Will Kassouf, while chip leader Sebastian Schulze and seasoned pros like Chad Power and Michael Mizrachi are ready to push for the final table. With poker legends, rising stars, and even the son of Celine Dion still in the mix, today's action promises to be unmissable - tune in live as the battle for poker’s most prestigious prize rolls on!

Renowned for its exclusivity and sky-high buy-ins, the Triton Poker Series is opening its doors to a broader player base. For the first time this September, poker fans can look forward to Triton One – a brand-new mini series set to take place just before the main festival in Jeju, South Korea.

Kenny Hallaert, Ike Haxton, Michael Mizrachi, talkative Will Kassouf, Celine Dion’s son René-Charles Angélil, and former champ Greg Merson—The 2025 World Series of Poker Main Event rolls on in spectacular fashion, and after Day 5, the 202-strong field is stacked with big names!

Poker is about so much more than cards, numbers, or strategies. The real heart of the game is emotion and adrenaline. Without unforgettable personalities at the table, poker’s drama just wouldn’t be the same. Throughout the years, we’ve seen thousands of players, but only a select few have reached iconic status. Not because of the number of bracelets they’ve collected, but for the way they changed the atmosphere around the felt — storytellers, provocateurs, entertainers, and true sources of inspiration.