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The 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise in the Bahamas kicked off with some of the year’s most competitive events, but it was Eric Wasserson who stole the show by capturing his first-ever WSOP bracelet in Event #5: $25,000 Dealers Choice Championship. Widely regarded as one of the best poker players without a WSOP bracelet, Wasserson changed that narrative by conquering a field of 49 elite mixed-game players. Along with the prestigious bracelet, he took home a $353,340 top prize after outlasting poker titan Josh Arieh, who settled for a runner-up finish and $262,090. “It is a monkey off…
The poker community was abuzz as the first event of the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise—Event #1: $2,500 Mini Main Event—came to an unforgettable conclusion. After six days of high-stakes play, a field of 2,031 entries was whittled down to one champion: Lebanon’s Jeffrey Hakim. This monumental win earned Hakim his first WSOP bracelet and an impressive payday of $575,050. A Massive Turnout Surpasses ExpectationsThe $2,500 Mini Main Event began with high expectations, boasting a $5 million guarantee. By the time registration closed, the field size had blown past projections, creating a final prize pool of $5.077 million.…
Lautaro Guerra’s $100K PLO Victory: A Lifelong Dream Fulfilled The poker world witnessed an electrifying moment as Spanish PLO specialist Lautaro Guerra clinched his first-ever WSOP bracelet at the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise. Competing in the $100K PLO Super High Roller event, Guerra overcame a field of 88 elite players to secure a career-defining win and a whopping $2,126,770 prize. The Winning Moment “During the whole tournament, I had this feeling like I was going to win it, even before coming here,” Guerra revealed after his triumph. His unwavering confidence paid off as he defeated Ben Tollerene…
Here’s a question for you: what’s bigger than a poker table, packed with tension and talent? The answer—Vietnam’s largest-ever poker festival, the 2024 U Series of Poker (USOP) Grand Finale Hai Phong. Set in the dazzling Grand Ballroom of the Pullman Grand Hotel, this 13-day poker extravaganza is rewriting the record books and delivering thrills by the truckload. And guess what? Our very own Team India is making waves, cashing in big and giving fans back home plenty to cheer about. Let’s dive into the highlights of this poker fiesta and see how Indian players are stealing the spotlight. Record-Breaking…
Poker fans, rejoice! Daniel Negreanu has brought back his popular vlogs, and this time, they’re covering WSOP Paradise. In the first episode, Negreanu picks up right where his summer vlogs left off, sharing a glimpse of his life at home in Las Vegas (including his brand new gym), some quality time with his wife, and the excitement of traveling to the Bahamas. The episode also includes Negreanu attending the Triton Million draw party, where he was invited by VIP Ryan Feldman. The duo each put up a hefty $500,000 buy-in for the event, setting the stage for some high-stakes poker…
The action at the Triton Million during the World Series of Poker Paradise is heating up, and Day 2 delivered plenty of jaw-dropping moments. Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas played host to some incredible poker battles, as 67 players returned for Day 2 after 95 entries on Day 1. But here’s the kicker—only one player added an extra $500,000 to their stack, taking the prize pool to a whopping $48,000,000. The Road to the Money: On Day 2, the stakes couldn’t have been higher. The money bubble was looming, and players knew only 17 of them would walk away…
The Hilton Prague came alive on December 4, 2024, as poker enthusiasts from around the globe gathered for the final PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) stop of the year. This 12-day extravaganza features 68 thrilling events, offering players a chance to compete for massive prizes before the holiday season. Among the many highlights was the €10,200 Mystery Bounty, where Hungary’s Andras Nemeth stole the spotlight, securing his fifth EPT title and a combined payout of €132,980, which included €65,000 in bounties. Nemeth, renowned for his strategic brilliance, delivered yet another masterclass in poker, navigating a challenging field of 42 entrants…
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise and Triton Poker Series joined forces for the thrilling Triton Million event—a unique $500,000 buy-in tournament that pairs poker pros with their invitees. With a field of 74 players (37 pairs), the action kicked off in high gear, delivering an unbelievable twist on the very first hand! The First-Hand Showdown In Level 1 (2,000/3,000/3,000), Sinan Unlu opened the betting with 7,000. But the real fireworks began when Jared Bleznick, a sports card businessman, three-bet to 25,000. Enter David Einhorn, an invitee who partnered with poker pro Taylor von Kriegenbergh. From the small blind,…
The poker world is buzzing as the €1,100 Eureka Main Event at the 2024 PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Prague sets a new benchmark for participation. Held at the luxurious Hilton Prague, the event drew an astonishing 4,732 entries, shattering last year’s record of 4,403. Day 1e alone saw 1,587 hopefuls take to the tables, with 236 advancing to Day 2. This extraordinary turnout highlights the growing prestige of the Eureka Main Event, attracting players from all over the globe to compete for fame, fortune, and a coveted spot in poker history. In 2023, Alexander Tkatschew clinched the title and…
Friday night’s Hustler Casino Live $25/$50 poker game turned into a battlefield of luck and skill, but the highlight of the evening was a jaw-dropping hand between NFL legend Adrian Peterson and rapper Lil Pump. The hand not only delivered a brutal bad beat to Peterson but also showcased how unpredictable poker can be—especially when a first-timer like Lil Pump is involved. Adrian Peterson, known as “All Day,” had already made a name for himself as one of the greatest running backs in NFL history. Retiring in 2021, the former Pro Football Hall of Fame candidate is now exploring new…