The European Poker Tour series is back in Cyprus again after a year, bringing dozens of tempting tournaments, headlined by the Main Event. The whole festival kicked off yesterday with the Eureka Main Event and Mystery Bounty tournament.

And now WSOP Europe 2024 is over! We have also met the latest gold bracelet winner, Italian Simone Andrian. He started Day 4 among the smallest stacks and has already entered the final table as a massive chipleader. He gradually lost a large part of his stack in heads-up play, but in the end he managed to win the valuable bracelet and the €1,300,000 prize.

A live stream of the WSOPE Main Event final table will begin at 17:00. The top 6 players will battle it out for the €1,300,000 that awaits the winner. Italian player Simone Andrian will start here as a massive chipleader.

Bryn Kenney was disrespectful in an interview about Phil Hellmuth and disparaged his position. Phil Hellmuth retaliated by asking Bryn Kenney where he was when Phil was looking for an opponent and Bryn replied that he was ready to go heads-up for at least $1 million. So will we see the all-time money list number one against the world number one in WSOP bracelets?

Yesterday we revealed the names of the WSOPE Main Event finalists, and today one of the final table participants will be awarded €1,300,000 and the gold champions bracelet. The closest player to the bounty so far is Italian Simone Andrian, who is a massive chipleader.

The top 47 players are battling it out today for a seat at the WSOP Europe Main Event final table, where €1,300,000 awaits the winner. Who will sit at the final table? Follow along with us as the action unfolds on Day 4 of the WSOPE Main Event.

Today marks the fourth day of play at the WSOP Europe Main Event, where the top 47 players have advanced. Among them are names like Shaun Deeb, Daniel Rezaei, Anson Tsang, Dietrich Fast, Vladas Tamasauskas and Monika Zukowicz.

After two days of play, 185 players remained in the game. €1,300,000 awaits the winner and there are only 116 paid positions. Who will manage to make it to ITM? The chip leader is currently Sirzat Hissou from Germany, who is seconded by the Czech representative Patrik Jaroš.

The opening days of play, as well as Day 2 of the WSOPE Main Event, are behind us. Unfortunately, last year's numbers could not be surpassed, but the prizepool of more than €7,000,000 is sure to please. There are 185 players left in contention for the big prizes, and Day 3 awaits today.

Late registration will still be open for almost the entire second day of play at the WSOPE Main Event, so we won't know the total numbers until the end of the day. Who will we see in tomorrow's Day 3 as well? Follow along with us as Day 2 of the WSOPE Main Event unfolds via live stream.

As is customary at the WSOPE, the Main Event had two opening days on the schedule, after which the players will meet in Day 2. Both of those flighs are now over, with names like Viktor Blom, Kristen Foxen and Dario Sammartino among the advancers from 1B.

The Main Event continues today with the second opening day 1B. The €5,000,000 guaranteed tournament will feature seven 90-minute levels, at the end of which we'll know the next players to advance. Yesterday, the Main Event recorded an excellent 507 entries, which at €10,350 buy-in means exceeding the guarantee. How much will be played in the end?