Tom "durrrr" Dwan and Phil Ivey have confirmed their participation in the biggest tournament ever to be hosted in Asia, the Manila Millions Super High Roller. The event will have a HKD $1 million or USD $129,000 buy-in.

For almost two years, rumors have been buzzing around the mysterious "RaiseOnce" account on PokerStars. Wicked Chops Poker now claims to be able to confirm that the account belongs to none other than Phil Ivey.

Daniel Negreanu has defended his longtime friend Phil Ivey for his role in the ongoing Full Tilt Poker scandal. Ivey had no say in how the site was run, and was only occupied with his own gambling, Negreanu says.

The World Poker Tour's L.A. Poker Classic has reached the money with 54 players remaining from a 549-player starting field. Phil Ivey had the honor of becoming the bubble boy in the prestigious event.

Additional details about a number of poker pros' debts to Full Tilt Poker have emerged today. Anonymous sources claim that Phil Ivey and Erick Lindgren owe the company $4 million each.

The 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event came to an end this morning, as Oliver Speidel was crowned a winner of the title and a $1.6 million first prize. Speidel dominated the final table before defeating Kenneth Wong heads-up.

The first major tournament of the year has come to an end, as Phil Ivey took home the win in the Aussie Million's $250,000 Challenge. Ivey defeated Patrik Antonius heads-up to claim a $2 million first prize.

With Day 4 in the books of the Aussie Millions, just 12 players now remain in the run for the AUD$1.6 million first prize. Yann Dion is the chip leader with 2.67 million chips, while Phil Ivey is the short stack with a little less than 700,000.

The 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event is down to just 26 players after Day 3 at the Crown Casino in Melbourne. Phil Ivey continues to be in good shape, and will head into Day 4 in sixth place.

Tom "durrrr" Dwan has given his first in-depth interview since Black Friday last year. The former Team Full Tilt pro reveals that he is planning to move abroad in order to once again be able to play online.

Phil Ivey is among the chip leaders of the 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event as the tournament goes into Day 2. The former Team Full Tilt pro is currently third in chips with a 300,000 stack.

A number of the world's best cash game pros have returned to Macau to join the million dollar cash games. Among them is Danish pro Gus Hansen, who is playing in the games for the first time.

Court documents from Phil Ivey's divorce case have revealed just how much the former Team Full Tilt star earned from the now-closed poker site. According to papers presented by Ivey's legal team, he received as much as $920,000 a month from Tiltware PLC.

Phil Ivey's ongoing divorce case continues to create headlines. On Tuesday, Lucietta Ivey filed a lawsuit against her ex-husband, his lawyer and her own attorney for conspiring to cheat her out of her share of the couple's fortune.

New details have emerged from Phil Ivey's divorce case from his high school sweetheart and partner for seven years, Lucietta. The ex-wife received millions of dollars in cash, property and alimony as part of the divorce agreement.

Reports keep rolling in from the high stakes cash games in Macau. Most recently, Partouche Poker Tour champion Sam Trickett is reported to have won HKD$14 million or roughly $1.8 million US dollars.

Phil Ivey has returned to the live felt, following more than eight months of absence from the poker circuit. The American superstar is one of many who are playing in the APPT Macau Main Event.

The Macau mega games are reported to be up and running again with some of the world's biggest stars lining up to join the action. Most recently, Phil Ivey's name has been spotted at the Poker King Club card room.

Mike "The Mouth" Matusow and his brother Scott have engaged in a public war against each other after Scott has called out Mike for his opinion on Phil Ivey. The dispute has since spread across the web.

Phil Ivey's divorce case with ex-wife Luciaetta is turning bitter after revelations that the former Full Tilt star contributed to the presiding judge's personal campaign. Lucietta Ivey now questions the judge's impartiality.

An upcoming takeover deal between Full Tilt Poker and an unnamed group of investors is seemingly imminent. According to inside sources in the company, exclusive negotiation have begun.

According to wickedchopspoker.com, the probably most famous poker player in the world, Phil Ivey, has called off his possible participation in this year's WSOP Main Event.

In an interview with Barry Greenstein, friend of Phil Ivey, Greenstein reveals Ivey's plans of participating in the Main Event in case a deal between Full Tilt and some European investors falls into place.

According to Los Angeles Times, Full Tilt's parent company Pocket Kings Ltd yesterday signed a contract with a group of unknown European investors for the majority of Pocket Kings' shares.