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An incredible run that many are comparing to Phil Hellmuth's historic WSOP achievements - far from stopping at 20 COOP titles, Benny Glaser has managed to add three more to his tally, surpassing all historical tables!

The Winamax Poker Open in Bratislava ended with the Main Event, from which the title, the trophy and the first two places worth a total of €164,500 go to local players - Martin Bartos and Richard Miklosovic!

Watch the livestream from the final day of Winamax Poker Open Bratislava with 1,577 entries and prizepool 693.880€, where we are looking for the champion who takes home 100.000€!

The Winamax Poker Open will reveals its champion today at the Banco Casino in Bratislava, with a whopping €100,000 up for grabs. The legendary Pierre Neuville is the closest to them, Davidi Kitai and Leo Margets are still in the game.

One of the highlights of 2023 in Slovakia moves into the second day of play, where the €693,890 prizepool will be shared among 271 players. Follow along with us to see who will be playing for seats to the final Day 3 today!

The world-famous Winamax Poker Open held at the Banco Casino saw a total of 1,577 entries register for the Main Event, raising €693,880 for guests. Today will be action-packed, with many attractive tournaments awaiting you in addition to the Day 2 Main Event!

Watch the livestream from the Day 1D+1E of Main Event Winamax Poker Open Bratislava at Banco Casino. Check out the action with english commentary.

The battles for the purple jacket have moved into their final phase, in which the buy-ins and potential winnings are rising. Chino Rheem and Orpen Kisacikoglu managed to grab their trophy along the way, but Tamasauskas is still closest to the overall triumph - will anyone manage to beat him?

Watch the livestream from the Day 1B+1C of Main Event Winamax Poker Open Bratislava at Banco Casino. Check out the action with english commentary.

Wednesday crowned two French champions in Colossus and Battle Royale. The Main Event, which promises great player participation, started with the first day of play, with price tag set at €500.

The luck of the Irish was on Macdonnell's side as he got richer by more than $400K.

Here we have fresh information about the case of Rob Mercer, who was able to play this year's WSOP Main Event thanks to contributions from donors. People sent him money because he claimed he had cancer. Now he has admitted that he lied.