Watch the most important hands, biggest pots, dramatic all-ins and unforgettable final-table moments from the Summer Polish Poker Cup Main Event at Banco Casino Bratislava. The Main Event attracted a massive field of 4.013 entries, creating a huge battle for the title, the trophy and the biggest prizes. Boris Zelený entered the final table as the chip leader, with 82.678€ originally waiting for the winner. But the final table had its own story to tell. Big stacks clashed, short stacks fought for survival, deals changed the payout structure and every all-in had the potential to reshape the race for the title.

One of the most anticipated poker tournaments of the year, the €5,300 EPT Main Event Barcelona 2026, is moving into its second phase at the Catalan Casino Barcelona. After two initial starting days, the tournament saw an impressive 1,684 entries, and the prize pool has reached a massive €8,217,750. These numbers aren't final yet, as late registration remains open until the start of the second day of play.

Day 2 will see 535 players continuing their quest, with Ireland's Michael Dwyer leading the pack. Behind him, some renowned names in the poker world are in hot pursuit. We’ll be watching PokerStars ambassador Dario Sammartino and former EPT champions like Sebastian Malec and Slovak legend Jan Bendik still in the hunt for the title.

Last year's winner, Thomas Eychenne, is also attempting to defend his title but faces a daunting comeback with a stack of just 14,500 chips. Popular German streamer Felix "xflixx" Schneiders faces even greater challenges, beginning the day with a microstack of only 1,500 chips.

Don't miss a moment of the crucial action and watch the live stream directly from Barcelona!

Current Top 10 Players Before Day 2 in Event #31: €5,300 EPT Main Event

Sources: PS Live, YouTube

Final table of the Summer Polish Poker Cup Main Event is here, and today we will discover the name of new champion, who will take home 82.678€! Watch out live with english commentary by JJ Hazan!

The WPT Cyprus Championship has reached its grand finale. The event, with a $3,500 buy-in, attracted a total of 520 entries, but it wasn't enough to surpass the $2,000,000 guarantee.

Only six top players remain heading into the final day. Leading the pack is chipleader Mihai Trofim. Close on his heels are formidable opponents like Chadi Rizk and Farbod Nazari. Meanwhile, from the tail end, Sergiu Cornea will be attempting a poker miracle.

Don't miss this thrilling clash live.

Final Table Line-up for WPT Cyprus Championship:

Sources: WPT, YouTube