Experienced Wisconsin player Lee Rzentkowski showcased his impressive form on the Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) circuit in East Chicago, where he clinched victory in the Main Event.

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.

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.

Not every poker interview has to be about hands, solvers, and the technical details of the game. In this podcast, Daniel Negreanu appears in a completely different context — as a guest on a business-life podcast where poker becomes a metaphor for decision-making, responsibility, and personal growth.

The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) in Tunica concluded with a commanding performance by local player Preston McEwen. He showcased his exceptional skills and swiftly marched to his milestone tenth WSOPC ring.

The prestigious World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) event at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe crowned its new champion. Adam Nattress, an experienced player from Portland, delivered a tenacious performance in the Main Event, earning him not only his second career gold ring but also his highest tournament payday to date.

After a lengthy six-year hiatus, the legendary Aussie Millions festival returned to Melbourne's Crown Casino. The Opening Event has already exceeded expectations, nearly tripling its initial guarantee and drawing poker icons like Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi and local champion Joe Hachem. Additionally, we've already met our first trophy winner, Sascha Manns.

Rozvadov's King's Resort hosted the hugely popular edition of the German Poker Days (GPD) Mystery Bounty. The entire tournament was marked by a remarkable German dominance, culminating in Peter Basner's victory after a five-player deal.

The Asian Poker Tour (APT) festival in Taipei hosted the most expensive Super High Roller event in the series' history. Popular American vlogger Ethan 'Rampage' Yau couldn't turn his Day 1 lead into a title, falling to champion Mike Takayama.

The RunGood Poker Series stop at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course saw local player James Cloutier clinch a thrilling victory, earning his very first RGPS gold ring in an exciting finale.

Recreational player Rohan Aggarwal demonstrated incredible resilience at the Horseshoe Council Bluffs casino, marking a historical moment in the RunGood Poker Series. After burning through six entries in the opening days and nearly calling it quits, he decided to take one last shot. This fateful decision led him to claim the championship ring and prestigious title.

Poker livestreams have brought countless wild hands, but this spot from the King Poker Cup Million Dollar Cash Game in Jeju, South Korea, has rewritten history. In this nosebleed cash game with a $1,000,000 buy-in, a player going by the nickname ST faced off against Chinese pro Aaron Zang, a former champion of the massive One Drop Million Dollar Event.

The board on the river showed T d 7 c Q s K s 8 d, and Zang bet $800,000 with a straight of J d 9 c into the $1,687,000 pot. But ST had a stronger move planned. After his all-in for $1,871,000, Zang found himself in a tough spot with the second nuts and, after deep contemplation, made the call. ST, however, turned over A h J h, a higher straight, and claimed the enormous $5,029,000 pot in front of the cameras.