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The spotlight at the WSOP last night was firmly on Brian Rast, who battled through a challenging heads-up against Andrew Yeh to capture his seventh career bracelet. More bracelets will be handed out tonight, with legendary Englishman Talal Shakerchi among those aiming for some golden hardware.

Cryptocurrencies have cemented their status in the digital world in recent years—and it’s in online poker where their influence truly stands out. For many players, crypto has solved one of the biggest headaches: reliably funding a poker account. Traditional payment methods often face roadblocks, slow processing times, or outright geographic restrictions. Cryptocurrency, by contrast, offers a fast, anonymous, and globally accessible alternative—freeing players to focus on what matters most: the game itself.

With a 25,000$ buy-in, the event has drawn some of the biggest names in the poker world, and the action continues today as the final 28 players battle it out for their share of the massive 11.5 million dollar prizepool. Each of them is chasing poker glory—dreaming of the coveted WSOP gold bracelet and a top prize of 2,292,155$. After Day 2, Australian pro Najeem Ajez leads the pack as chip leader, but he faces fierce competition from some of poker’s elite: current world number one Bryn Kenney, high-stakes legend Isaac Haxton, experienced WSOP final table regular Ben Lamb, and Czech-Slovak star Roman Hrabec, who’s once again carrying the hopes of his home region.

How a lifelong passion, relentless drive, and a little crazy spirit built a poker community changing the game by one festival at a time. This article takes you through Franke’s unique journey - from organizing events as a kid to becoming a driving force in the poker world. You’ll read about how he combined his love for poker and event management to build unforgettable poker festivals and communities across Europe. Ladies and gentlemen, Franke!

The World Series of Poker has announced the ten contenders vying for a coveted spot in the Poker Hall of Fame this year. Seasoned stars join first-time eligible names like Phil Galfond, Nick Schulman, and Scott Seiver, yet only one will receive the ultimate honor. Who will it be?

Catch the live broadcast of the final table for Event #37: $1,500 MONSTER STACK at the 2025 WSOP! Out of a massive 9,920 entries, just seven players remain. David Uvaydov leads the way as chip leader, with Austria’s Klemens Roiter right on his heels. The winner will walk away with the iconic gold bracelet—and over $1,204,000!

The Czech professional poker player has just achieved the biggest victory of his career, taking down the Main Event at The Festival Rozvadov. The €550 buy-in tournament drew 1.053 entries, and it was Már who managed to rise above this massive field. How did he feel in the moments right after his win?

LAS VEGAS - All eyes were during last night primarily on the most expensive tournament of the series, the $250K Super High Roller. Seth Davies took down the title, finally earning his first WSOP bracelet after years of coming close. Also battling at the final table was Martin Kabrhel, whose fiery table presence once again grabbed the spotlight. The day was filled with drama elsewhere, too – Phil Hellmuth nearly captured his record 18th bracelet, but Jason Daly denied him the title at the very end.

There’s a reason they say you should never celebrate too early in poker. Until the river hits the felt, anything can happen. Today’s video showcases some of the most dramatic river cards ever dealt—moments that flipped the script in an instant.

LAS VEGAS – The most expensive tournament of the 2025 World Series of Poker, the 250.000$ Super High Roller, is down to its final stage, and Czech showman Martin Kabrhel is still in the hunt. Kabrhel once again proves he’s one of the biggest personalities at the high-stakes tables – both with his results and his unmistakable presence. At the same time, another story unfolds – Viktor "Isildur1" Blom is closing in on his long-awaited first bracelet, making it to the final five in the 10.000$ Big O Championship.

The Festival Main Event, with a 550€ buy-in at King’s Resort Rozvadov, has crowned its champion. Czech player Ondřej Már outlasted a field of 1,053 entries, securing a dramatic victory and walking away with a full 91.001€ - without any deal at the final table!

You’ll find the King of Hearts in every standard deck—yet few players ever stop to consider him. His image is legendary, but also eccentric: the King appears to be driving a sword through his own head. The true story behind this iconic card runs much deeper than most realize, shaped by a tangle of legends, printer’s errors, and historic figures who left their imprint on Europe’s past.