Elio Fox was last night last man standing at the WSOPE Main Event in Cannes. Fox took a big final table lead all the way, eventually defeating Chris Moorman heads-up for a €1.4 million first prize and his career's first golden bracelet.

The 2011 WSOPE final table has been set, with just eight players remaining in the tournament. Chip leader is Elio Fox with 3.99 million chips, while Patrik Antonius was unlucky to be eliminated in ninth place.

The 2011 Caesars Cup was today won by Team America, captained by Phil Hellmuth. The Americans re-claimed the trophy from Team Europe following a 3-1 win at the WSOPE in Cannes.

Midway into Day 3 of the WSOPE Main Event, the bubble has now burst. Team PokerStars pro Barry Greenstein had the doubtful honor of becoming bubble boy after finishing in 65th place.

The tension ahead of the 2011 Caesars Cup is rising in Cannes. Captain of Team America, Phil Hellmuth, today questioned Team Europe's draft of his arch-nemesis, Tony G.

The WSOPE €10,400 Main Event has reached Day 2, still counting some of the world's foremost poker players in the 220-player field. Controversial Dutchman Constant Rijkenberg is among the chip leaders.

A controversial hand between Tony G and Andrew Robl at the WSOPE in Cannes has gotten a nasty aftermath on Tony G's PartyPoker Blog. The PartyPoker pro calls Robl "a shameful internet player".

Tristan Wade last night won the WSOPE's Event #4, the €3,200 NLHE Shootout. Wade overcame among others Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier on the final table to claim a €182,048 first pize.

The WSOP Main Event will not be won by an American player, according to ruling champion James Bord. The U.S. players are no longer a dominating force in the game, Bord says.

Steve Billirakis last night won his second World Series bracelet after finishing on top of the WSOPE Event #3, €5,300 PLO. Billirakis defeated Michele Di Lauro for a €141,171 first prize.

Australian pro Andrew Hinrichsen today became the WSOPE's second bracelet winner after winning the €1,090 NLHE ahead of 770 runners. Hinrichsen collected a €148,030 first prize.

The WSOPE's Event #2 has reached its final table, with a handful of interesting names chasing the title. Roberto Romanello is among them, with the Welshman gunning for a Triple Crown title.

Guillaume Hambert became the 2011 WSOPE's first bracelet winner this year after winning Event #1 this weekend. Humbert defeated among others Phil Hellmuth to claim a $215,999 first prize.

Just one day after the end of the EPT London, another major highlight on the European poker calendar is ready to begin. The WSOPE will kick of today in Cannes in southern France.

The two captains for this year's Caesar's Cup, Phil Hellmuth and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, have their teams ready for the match, set to played during the WSOPE. Both teams reveal to be confident of a win.

Organizers today announced that the World Series of Poker Europe will no longer be played in London as it has been the case for the past three years. Instead, the series will head on to Cannes in France.

This year's World Series of Poker Europe came to its conclusion late last night with James Bord of England taking down the Main Event title and his first WSOP bracelet. Bord will cash in £803,401 for his win.

Gus Hansen was awarded his career's first WSOP bracelet ahead of today's Main Event final table at the World Series of Poker Europe in London. Hansen later celebrated the title by winning nearly $700,000 online.

The grand finale of the WSOPE's fourth event between Gus Hansen and Jim Collopy has been suspended until further notice. The match is currently tied with both players having won a round each.

The 2010 World Series of Poker's £10,000 NLHE High Roller Event has been cut down to just four remaining players. Full Tilt Poker pro Gus Hansen is among the semifinalists.

Just about every big name in tournament poker showed up for the WSOP Europe's £10,000 Heads Up High Roller Event 4. With 32 players left, the tournament still count some of poker's absolute biggest stars.

In a surprising turn of events, British amateur Scott Shelley last night won the World Series of Poker Europe's third event, the £1,000 NLHE. Shelley will take home his first gold bracelet and £133,857.

Jeff Lisandro was the man of the hour at the WSOP Europe in London as he won the series' second event. The victory will earn Lisandro his fifth golden bracelet in just two years.

Poker pro Peter Jetten has revealed that the WSOP Europe will see some major prop bets between some of the event's biggest stars. Tom Dwan and Phil Ivey are some of the names in play.