American poker pro Daniel Lowery has once again rewritten the history books of the World Series of Poker Circuit. At the WSOP Circuit stop in Council Bluffs, he dominated the unique $400 Big O event, earning his 21st WSOPC gold ring and a cash prize of $8,607.

Swiss poker pro and coach Andreas Fröhli emerged as the new champion of the WSOP Circuit Main Event at Grand Casino Liechtenstein (GCLI). Fröhli turned the tide in a Swiss heads-up against Riccardo Gubser, securing his second WSOPC gold ring this calendar year and taking home a prize of 150,000 CHF.

At the Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn, PLO specialists gathered over the past few days for the lucrative Diamond Poker Series, which featured several thrilling events. Who shone with top results?

The Mediterranean Poker Party 2026 at the Merit Crystal Cove Hotel & Casino in Northern Cyprus delivered a thrilling conclusion to the $3,500 Merit Poker Cup. The overall champion, after a dominating final table performance, was Lithuanian poker veteran Boris Smuskevicius, who achieved a career-defining victory after two decades in the game.

The prestigious World Poker Tour Australia festival at The Star Sydney has crowned a champion in one of its biggest tournaments. The WPT Prime Australia Championship became an all-local affair, with Cooper Feltham delivering the standout performance, securing the coveted trophy and a prize of 187,793 AUD.

CoinPoker’s Global Online Poker Championship is reaching its final stretch, and the numbers are no longer just impressive. They are becoming the story.

888 ambassador Ian Simpson had an almost perfect festival at UKPL Manchester. After winning the High Roller, he also conquered the Main Event, taking home a combined £54,620 from the series' two most prestigious events.

The prestigious WSOP Circuit made its stop at TCH Social Club in Austin, Texas, setting a new historic high. Popular content creator Eric Chang turned the largest $1,700 Main Event in history into an incredible fairy tale. Starting from just one big blind, he clinched his first WSOPC gold ring and a prize of $433,670.

The opening tournament of the King's Million European Poker Championship festival concluded at the King's Resort poker venue in Rozvadov. Romanian online pro Viorel Gavrila showcased a stellar performance, claiming the Mini Main Event title, the Royal Scepter trophy, and his largest live win of €125,500.

The Durrrr Challenge became one of online poker’s biggest stories. Explore Tom Dwan’s matches with Patrik Antonius and Daniel “Jungleman” Cates, the $1.5M side bet and why it never finished.

The first-ever EPICBET CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Main Event has its champion! Watch the best hands, biggest pots, dramatic all-ins and key turning points from the final table of the inaugural EPICBET CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Main Event at Banco Casino Bratislava.

After 549 entries and several days of intense action, only nine players reached the televised final table. The battle for the title delivered everything you could ask for – major eliminations, huge pressure spots, big pay jumps and a dramatic final stretch that eventually ended in a three-way deal.

The last three players agreed on a deal that locked up major payouts for Jan Marius Bakke, Daniel Mar Palsson and Ronny Vihovde Ulveraker, but the title and trophy were still up for grabs. And after the deal, the action continued.

In the final play-out, JAN MARIUS BAKKE came out on top and became the first-ever EPICBET CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Main Event champion. Bakke finished the tournament with 24.715€, while Daniel Mar Palsson took 19.679€ and Ronny Vihovde Ulveraker collected 17.856€ after the three-way deal.

Final Table Results

1. JAN MARIUS BAKKE 🇳🇴 – 24.715€
2. DANIEL MAR PALSSON 🇮🇸 – 19.679€
3. RONNY VIHOVDE ULVERAKER 🇳🇴 – 17.856€
4. MORTEN OPEDAL 🇳🇴 – 9.650€
5. NICLAS LAURIN THUMM 🇩🇪 – 7.510€
6. BORYS SEBASTIAN BOROWIK 🇵🇱 – 5.770€
7. MARTINA SVOBODOVÁ 🇸🇰 – 4.650€
8. JASON LAWRENCE KISELIS 🇦🇺 – 3.720€
9. JOHN OSKAR OESTENSEN 🇳🇴 – 2.980€

The reigning world champion Lucas Jumalon is gearing up for another title at the WSOP Circuit Main Event in Austin!

The WSOP Circuit Main Event at TCH Social Club in Austin, Texas, has reached its thrilling climax. The tournament, with a $1,700 buy-in, drew a massive field of 2,090 entries, surpassing the guaranteed $2 million and setting the prize pool at an impressive $3,166,350.

Only 18 players remain, each guaranteed a minimum payout of $15,330. For the overall winner, besides the prestigious ring, there's a grand prize of $433,670.

The main attraction of the final day is reigning world champion Lucas Jumalon. Just weeks after dominating the WSOP Main Event in Las Vegas with a $10 million win, he enters the final day as the massive chipleader.

He'll be joined in the title chase by other champions. Ryan Brown, the WSOPC Main Event winner from Council Bluffs, is in second place, followed by Horseshoe Hammond champion Brant Jolly. Additionally, multiple ring holders Aaron Massey and John Holley continue their quest.

Standings after Day 2 in Event #13: $1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event TCH Social Austin

Rank	Player	Stack
1.	Lucas Jumalon	11,215,000
2.	Ryan Brown	8,200,000
3.	Brant Jolly	7,000,000
4.	Eric Tang	6,400,000
5.	Eric Chang	6,300,000
6.	Taylor Fortini	5,500,000
7.	Aaron Massey	4,900,000
8.	Randy Sim	4,400,000
9.	Venkat Chivukula	4,300,000
10.	Xinguo Wang	4,100,000
11.	Anil Jivani	3,800,000
12.	Kimberly Stone	3,300,000
13.	Paul Fisher	3,200,000
14.	Simon Britton	3,100,000
15.	Raghuram Jonnalagedda	2,800,000
16.	Kai Yang	2,100,000
17.	Kent Stephens	1,700,000
18.	John Holley	1,300,000

Payout Structure:

Position	Prize
1st Place	$433,670
2nd Place	$289,110
3rd Place	$211,440
4th Place	$156,455
5th Place	$116,580
6th Place	$87,200
7th Place	$66,960
8th Place	$51,540
9th Place	$40,100
10th – 11th Place	$31,530
12th – 13th Place	$24,530
14th – 17th Place	$19,030
18th Place	$15,330

Sources: WSOP Live, YouTube