The World Poker Tour's Shooting Star event in California has reached its final table. Chip leader with just six players to go is Canadian WSOP bracelet winner Erik Cajelais.

The 2010 WSOP Main Event bracelet that was stolen from Jonathan Duhamel during a home robbery in December has resurfaced. The damaged bracelet was found by a street sweeper in Montreal.

Police in Montreal have recovered half of the money that was stolen from 2010 WSOP Main Event Champion Jonathan Duhamel during a home robbery this Christmas. The money was found in a mailbox in a Montreal suburb.

The 2010 WSOP Main Event champion, Jonathan Duhamel, has won the $5,000 NLHE side event at the PCA. The win, which came after beating Jason Mercier and Pius Heinz on the final table, earned the Canadian $239,830.

Jonathan Duhamel's ex-girlfriend, who stands accused of orchestrating a christmas home robbery at the WSOP champion's house, will stay behind bars throughout her trial. A Quebec Court judge made the decision after referring to the ex-girlfriend as the mastermind behind the heist.

Jonathan Duhamel's ex-girlfriend Bianca Rojas-Latraverse appeared in court this week to face accusations of planning the home robbery against the WSOP champion. Rojas-Latraverse pleaded not guilty to charges of having orchestrated the attack.

Jonathan Duhamel's agent has confirmed that the WSOP champion's ex-girlfriend was one of four accomplices arrested for last week's home robbery. The ex-girlfriend allegedly helped pointing out valuables in the house.

Three suspects have been arrested in Canada for their alleged involvement in last week's home robbery against 2010 WSOP champion Jonathan Duhamel. One suspect was busted after he was seen sporting Duhamel's missing Rolex watch.

The WSOP Big One for One Drop tournament with a $1 million buy-in is set to be played during the next year's World Series. So far, 22 players have committed to the event, meaning half the seats are now taken.

Four days of poker in Morocco ended with local player Mohamed Ali Houssam taking down the WPT Marrakech. Houssam overcame a strong 274-player starting field to claim a €200,000 first prize.

2010 WSOP Main Event Champion Jonathan Duhamel has offered his advice to the 2011 November Niners. None of the players lack anything when it comes to skill, but being on TV can make the difference, he said.

American Cari Bershell yesterday became the third Loose Cannon this season to end the show with a profit. Berhell, who was up more than $100,000 during the show, took back home a $26,900 profit.

The Big Game is getting close to concluding another week of televised high stakes action, with Loose Cannon Cari Bershell still keeping up with the pros. Bershell has so far gathered $26,000 in profit.

WSOP ME champion Jonathan Duhamel is on to a good start in WSOP's Event 8#, No Limit Hold'em. The Canadian sits with a stack of around 45,000 chips - a current 4th place out of the 312 remaining contestants.

Last year's WSOP November Nine sensation, Jonathan Duhamel, has published a blog, describing how he is preparing himself to defend his 2010 title. The Canadian champion is aiming at another big result.

Once again, Victor Ramdin, who won The Big Event just two days ago, has reached a final table. This time in a Bounty Shootout tournament but at the same venue as last time, the Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles.

Victor Ramdin last night defeated Joe Hachem for the Big Event title at the Bicycle casino in Los Angeles. Ramdin, who held a chip lead on two of the tournament's five days, will cash in $500,000.

Jonathan Duhamel has made his first big result since he was crowned 2010 WSOP Champion in November. The Canadian PokerStars pro today won the EPT Deauville High Roller event for €203,232.

The European Poker Tour is ready to commence its eighth stop of the season in Deauville, France. A number of pros will join a handful of French celebrities and athletes on Day 1a.

PokerStars has announced the signing of 2010 WSOP Champion Jonathan Duhamel to the site's team of professional players. Duhamel will join Daniel Negreanu as the team's second Canadian.

Team PokerStars pro Daniel Negreanu has confirmed that he will not be taking part in the upcoming season of High Stakes Poker. It will be the first year the show is to air without the star.

Jonathan Duhamel is working on solving tax issues related to his $9 million win from the World Series of Poker Main Event. The Canadian champion is looking to spend his winnings wisely, he said.

Vicky Coren has published a commentary in The Guardian about poker as a career choice. According to Coren, choosing to play poker professionally is better and safer than most alternatives.

Jonathan Duhamel's $9 million dollar win at the WSOP Main Event worries Canadian online gambling researchers. The win could lure more young people into gambling, the researchers say.