The PokerGO Cup series brings us some great stories. First we saw two identical heads-up battles, but with different endings, and then Kristen Foxen took home her second PGT trophy of the year. And Eric Blair won two PGT trophies in just three days.

Current streaming cash game star Nik Airball is a controversial figure, loved by many and hated by many. If you're in the second group, you'll be delighted by this compilation, in which Nik loses over a million dollars in half an hour!

Roman Hrabec of the Czech Republic made a memorable appearance at the WPT Cambodia stop, where he was crowned the Super High Roller champion. His opponent in the final heads-up was Dominik Nitsche.

Spain's Adrian Mateos sat down at the GGMillion$ final table last night for a chance to win his fourth GGMillion$ title. He didn't let that chance slip away and ultimately walked away as the winner.

Fresh sixty and undisputed WSOP Series record holder Phil Hellmuth announced to the public on his X that he is retiring from the WSOP Main Event after 37 long years of playing it every year. According to him, the event is no longer about poker skills, but has become a grueling marathon favoring younger players.

Canadian Alexander Puchalski is the WPT Prime Cambodia champion after a gruelling heads-up battle that lasted nearly four hours, taking home $233,680. However, German pro Dominik Nitsche also took home the WPT Cambodia title.

German player PistolePete sat at the final table with the smallest chip stack and still managed to take home the biggest payday from the tournament. The winner, however, was Lithuanian player Director.

Joey Weissman and Michael Moncek are having a great time during the PokerGO Cup, as both have sat on three final tables, and Weissman has even played in three heads-ups. We were also reminded of Sergio Aido last night, who won his third PGT title.

Back in December 2024, the WSOP gave us the initial information on the date of the Las Vegas stop in 2025. However, at that time, nothing specified was released besides the date. That has now changed, as the WSOP has unveiled the full schedule for the summer edition.

The €500,000 guarantee offered by the $ZTO$ X Main Event has not been met and only the top 24 players remain in play today. They are led by German player Mephisto. Who will take home the €63,000 intended for the winner?

Regular TV cash game participant Mike Moncek met 2024 GPI Player of the Year Cherish Andrews at the final table during the PokerGO series, with whom he decided to play a big game at the wrong time.

Today's final day of the $zto$ X Main Event saw 24 players make it to the final table and all will be looking to claim the €63,000 prize for the winner. The closest player to that amount at the moment is German player Mephisto.