The final day starts at 2:00 pm. 18 players have their eyes on the bracelet.

The WSOPE tournament with a buy-in of €50,000 will go to its final today, where many famous names of world poker will meet. Who among them will win the gold bracelet? Watch with us!

Selection of 16 world-famous players, mysterious disciplines and a prize of $456,000 for the winner - the new TV show Game of Gold starts its premiere today, are you excited?

Assistant Soccer Coach Becomes First-Ever WSOP Europe Mystery Bounty Champion.

WSOPE Colossus collects the guarantee.

The last 9 players will meet today at the final table of the WSOPE PLO 8-Max, where they will fight for a bracelet and a prize of €65,900 for the winner.

The WSOPE Colossus finalists are fighting for a bracelet and a prize of €200,000. The last 16 players are in the game and we can follow the events of the final day thanks to the live stream.

The final day of the WSOPE 25K NLH GGMillion€ has started and we already know the total numbers. The final 89 entries took care of the prize pool in the amount of €2,079,930, and 42 players will fight for a share of this amount along with a bracelet.

The live Poker Night in America cash event featured an interesting moment between WSOP Champion Barry Hutter and former WSOP Player of the Year Frank Kassel. A flopped straight may not be so good in a showdown, who will emerge victorious from this collision?

The popular streaming cash game Hustler Casino Live welcomed Jeffrey in a Charizard suit to the table during the 10/20/40$ session. But that didn't bring him much luck, which the following hand can do, which, despite the percentage advantage, couldn't have turned out worse for him!

It's an unwritten rule in poker that if you manage to tilt Phil Hellmuth, we all have something to look forward to. Justin Young, with Q4o on the poker show No Gamble No Future, caused another mental explosion for Phil.

The demanding discipline of Omaha Hi/Lo brings many possibilities to win the pot or half of pot, but with that comes the difficulty of reading hands. The participants of the final table of the $10k event could tell their story, where after the last hand, everyone from the players to the dealer to the photographer thought that the tournament was over!