Jason Somerville was making $1 million a year on Twitch… Why did he quit? Their headline, not ours, but it's a good one. It made us click, and we're glad we did. It's a fascinating clip from an interview that's well worth your time.
David Pham makes WPT Prime Lodge final table with $163K up top. He's been cashing in poker tournaments for over 34 years – and today he's back at a WPT final table.
The three-time WSOP bracelet winner sits seventh of nine, with Pranay Patlolla holding a commanding chip lead.
The final nine return today, and you can watch the action unfold below from 3:45pm ET.
Security expert alleges 'thousands of bots' on QQPK.
Vojtech Cervinka, the player and coach behind the 'MTT Database Review' X account and famous 'bot detective', has outlined an apparent bot problem at online site QQPK Poker.
Brandon Wilson defeats Nick Petrangelo in the Super High Roller Bowl for $1.1M.
Full story on the way.
US players only?
ACR Poker is rejigging its tournament schedule from Monday, with the aim of making it easier for US players to play online poker tourneys at suitable times.
If only a few more politicians thought along the same lines.
Gotta love this pairing for the upcoming Triton Invitational.
Christoph Vogelsang and Jean-Noël Thorel are confirmed for the event in North Cyprus next month. But, errr... who's the pro and who's the 'amateur'?
Deeb's last year hunting PoY honors?
WSOP PoY frontrunner Shaun Deeb isn't a fan of the lack of comms between the organisers and players, and specifically the decision to change the pro/am tourney from an invitational to an open event.
Who's in pole position for the WSOP's Player of the Year race?
The finish line in The Bahamas is looming; check the current top 10 in the story below.
Kristen Foxen bubbles SHRB XI: Foxen's run in the $100K buy-in came to an end when she got the last of her short stack in with 
and failed to overcome Brandon Wilson's 
on a 
runout.
Foxen's husband Alex, meanwhile, leads the final five – all now in the money – into the final frame of play on Saturday.
- Alex Foxen: 2,875,000
- Nick Petrangelo: 1,680,000
- Adrian Mateos: 1,505,000
- Brandon Wilson: 1,270,000
- Jeremy Ausmus: 1,070,000
Mateos coolers Shakerchi: The $100K Super High Roller Bowl XI is over for Talal Shakerchi after his nut flush fell to Adrian Mateos' straight flush.
