The World Series of Poker has released its schedule for the 2012 edition of the WSOPE. The European version of the World Series will be played in Cannes from September 21 through October 4.

Doyle Brunson has updated his personal blog with a short post outlining his plans for the coming year. The living poker legend among other things reveals that he will be playing in a number of big cash games with some of the best players in the world.

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".

The WSOPE in Cannes this weekend found two new champions; Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi and Phillippe Boucher. Mizrachi won the €10,400 Split Format, while Boucher took the win in the €1,620 PLO.

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.

Ben Lamb is right now in second on the WSOP Player of the Year leaderboard 2011, only trailing Phil Hellmuth. A seat in the coveted "November Nine" enclave could give him the top spot.

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.

Team PokerStars Pro has added yet another name to its ever-expanding list of in-house poker professionals. Danish PLO expert and WSOPE bracelet holder Theo Jørgensen is newest man onboard.

Scott Shelley came out of nowhere to win the 2010 World Series of Poker Europe's first event last month. Now, the win has cast off a professional contract with Shelley's former employer, PKR.

World Series of Poker Europe Main Event champion, James Bord, has made another big result at the Marrakech Poker Cup. Bord took down the High Roller Event and added $247,000 to his career winnings.

"Ziigmund" has updated his blog, telling his many fans and followers about his latest endeavors and recent appearance at the WSOPE. Among the headlines is a massive $2 million one-week swing.