One of the biggest tournaments in poker history already knows its champion. After a thrilling 8-hour final table, the WPT World Championship was dominated by local player Dan Sepiol.

Overnight, the final table of the $50,000 buy-in WPT Alpha8 took place. Martin Kabrhel was in contention for the winner's prize of over $1 million. The winner in the end was Ren Lin.

Also, a dealer is only human and can make mistakes. However, that mistake, which happened during the final table of the WSOP Paradise Main Event, in the last three hands, cost player Daniel Neilson a lot of money, and things might have ended differently in the end.

The most expensive tournament of the year has already seen its champion in Vegas, Mikita Badziakouski, who won for $7 million. The champion of the European Championship will be announced tonight, and there are many big names left in the running for the 5.6 million!

We're all in for a great poker show tonight - as the top 6 players will take their seats at the televised final table of the million-dollar Big One for One Drop, playing for $7,114,500 to be determined by the winner!

We're back with continuing coverage of the record-breaking WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas. The best 45 players are still playing for the 5 million prize, who are in for another tough day today.

The action in the record-breaking WPT World Championship is going to the finals, and tonight we have a lot to look forward to - the Main Event will welcome the best 45 players at the tables, and in addition, the second day of the huge Big One for One Drop will take place.

We're back with continuing coverage of the record-breaking WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas. This No Limit Texas Hold'em poker tournament boasts a guaranteed prize pool of $40,000,000 with over $5 million going to first place, today also with Brad Owen, Joe Cada and Lucky Chewy in the action!

The winner in the end was Padraig O'Neill, who entered the final table as a shortstack. He refused to debate the deal and took home the full prize of €1,030,000.

After three days of play, 132 players remained in the game. At this point, everybody is assured of $37,600.

Watch the livestream from the final table of Spanish Poker Festival with 979 entries and prizepool 300.000€, where we are looking for the champion who takes home 60.110€!

Five days of play led up to this moment - the record edition of the EPT Prague Main Event reduced the field to the last 5 adepts, who today will play for the title of champion associated with a trophy and a reward of €1,030,000. Can anyone stop Jon Kyte's life run?