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STREAM: APT Taipei 2026 | Main Event Day 4
The TWD 55,000 APT Taipei 2026 Main Event returns today for its penultimate day inside the Red Space Arena in Taipei, where just 46 players remain in the hunt for the title. Cards go in the air at 11:15 a.m. local time, with the plan for the day to play down to the final table.
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End of an Era: Joe Stapleton Leaves PokerStars After 15 Years
Joe Stapleton, the unmistakable voice that has defined televised poker for the last two decades, has officially announced the end of his collaboration with PokerStars. After 15 years, one of the most famous duos in sports broadcasting history is parting ways, with the upcoming EPT Monte Carlo 2026 marking his last event as an official commentator.
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Aussie Millions 2026: Gautam Dhingra, Gening Dai, and Lorenz Schollhorn Crowned New Champions
The Aussie Millions Poker Championship 2026 at Melbourne’s Crown Casino continues to write the story of its triumphant return. The past few days have spotlighted three names. Gautam Dhingra showcased his elite skills in the challenging Six-Max, university student Gening Dai stunned competitors in the Mystery Bounty, and Swiss player Lorenz Schollhorn claimed a prestigious title after a two-year wait.
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Victory for The Lodge: Doug Polk Vindicated, Texas' Largest Poker Club Set to Reopen
A long-running saga that shook Texas's poker scene has reached an unexpected and overwhelmingly positive conclusion for the community. A grand jury in Williamson County declined to approve charges proposed by the state against the popular The Lodge Card Club in Austin. This decision effectively ends months of uncertainty and paves the way for the club's immediate reopening.
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Richard Seymour Just Misses the Top: Ian Cohen Claims the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown Title
Three-time Super Bowl champion and NFL Hall of Famer Richard Seymour was on the brink of capturing a prestigious World Poker Tour (WPT) title but was narrowly defeated by Ian Cohen in the final heads-up. The Seminole Hard Rock tournament culminated in a dramatic duel where Cohen achieved the victory of a lifetime.
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APT Taipei 2026: Daniel Neilson Leads Massive Main Event, Wongwichit Dominates Superstar Challenge
The 20th anniversary season of the Asian Poker Tour (APT) in Taipei is making history as one of the most successful ever. The festival not only featured the second-largest Main Event in APT history but also a series of record-breaking High Rollers that attracted top global talent.
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Joe McKeehen on Table One Podcast: He Stopped Looking at His Cards and Won the WSOP Main Event
In the popular podcast, 2015 WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen shares a story that highlights how the biggest advantage in poker might not be in the cards, but in decision-making. Why does he advise players to stop looking at their cards?
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Aussie Millions 2026: Josh Duce's Record Triumph in the Opening Event; Mizrachi Aims for 6-Max Title
The Aussie Millions kicked off with a massive player influx, setting records in participation. Josh Duce conquered the largest Opening Event in history, while poker legend Michael Mizrachi built a significant lead heading into the 6-Max finale. The list of recent champions also includes Joshua Cram, who emerged victorious in the fast-paced Hyper Turbo format.
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Maurice Hawkins Declares Personal Bankruptcy Despite Million-Dollar Wins
The professional poker world was shaken by news that sharply contrasts success with personal financial discipline. Maurice Hawkins, the historical record holder for the most WSOP Circuit gold rings, filed for personal bankruptcy on April 23, 2026. This move came shortly after Hawkins expanded his collection to 24 rings with a victory at the WSOPC Elgin tournament.
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Robert McAdam Transitions from Satellite to Grand Event Title at Malta Poker Festival Spring 2026
The Spring Edition of the Malta Poker Festival (MPF) 2026 at the prestigious Portomaso Casino exceeded all expectations and made history. The festival reinforced its reputation as one of the island's most beloved events, drawing record crowds and culminating in the victory of British qualifier Robert McAdam.
