The Main Event of the Triton Jeju stop has the largest number of entries in a six-figure buy-in poker tournament in the world. Yes, you read that right. Triton is no longer just breaking its own records, but worldwide ones as well. The $100,000 buy-in Main Event will see a winner today, Jean Noel Thorel is currently on chiplead!

The Wynn Millions festival is going on at the Wynn Las Vegas Casino these days, and the High Roller, which was won by Erik Seidel, took place as part of it. The day after, Jesse Lonis was the winner of another High Roller.

Elton Tsang is an integral stalwart of the Triton franchise and has been playing at all stops since 2018. Back in 2022, we saw him on multiple final tables, but the title never came from that. However, everything changed yesterday morning when he won his first Triton title.

The live stream series from Korea's Triton will take a turn today to bring viewers the first day of play in the $100k Main Event, with over a hundred of the world's top pros in action, and you can follow their play in the early stages of the tournaments!

The gambling house, which has now closed down in several countries, did not exactly make a good name for itself at the end of its operation. One player has brought to light his story in which he claims that the gambling house confiscated over $700,000 from him. By the way, if you want to own an online gaming site, you have a unique opportunity right now.

Yesterday was the one-day turbo bounty event, which was dominated by Dan Smith, who claimed his second Triton title. Today, we'll find out the winner of the most expensive tournament on the schedule.

After six years, live poker tournaments are starting up again in Macau and the Wynn Macau's agreement with the WPT is fresh news. The WPT Macau Festival is coming up this June.

The most expensive of the $150k prize tournaments has moved into its second day with 36 players currently in the field. A record prizepool promises the winner a $4,210,000 bounty, played for by the biggest stars on the world stage!

The 12th series of the now legendary High Stakes Poker show saw the triumphant return of veteran Phil Laak. The action-packed episode also featured a series of bad beats for American pro Justin Gavri.

Poker players may have to choose whether to play on online platforms that allow tracking software and HUDs or those that do not.

Sergio Aido sat in the final heads-up two days in a row and had the Triton trophy within his grasp. Neither time, however, did he manage to win it. First he was beaten by Mario Mosböck and yesterday by Punnat Punsri.

The first big multi-day event on the Eureka schedule is now behind us and it was the Mystery Bounty event with a €500,000 guarantee. After a great performance, the Polish player became the champion, who took home the full reward without a deal.