Phil Ivey is the first player eliminated from the $200K Triton Invitational. You can watch his demise below, but don't worry, he's already hit the rebuy desk.
Oops, he did it again: Niklas 'Lena900' Astedt is showing why he's one of the most feared online players there's ever been.
Fresh from a victory in Wednesday night's $1K PLO event in PokerStars' WCOOP, the Swede added another notch to his belt last night with a $103K win in the $5K Thursday Thrill.
Astedt is now tied for 2nd with Denis Strebkov on the all-time WCOOP winners' list with 14 titles, and fast closing in on Benny Glaser's record (16). Full story below.
The best of Texas Mike. He's got heart, he's got nerves of steel, and he's got a lot of money. Check out his highlight reel from High Stakes Poker.
Phil Ivey pulls $400K jackpot bounty at Triton Jeju. Wai Kiat Lee won the $40K NLH Mystery Bounty last night, while Ivey finished ninth. But he just pulled the jackpot bounty. Or a representative did – Ivey's too busy to pull his own bounties.
The 2026 WSOP Paradise Parlay is here. It might not be as generous as last year, when a cash in the Main Event gave you eligibility, but it's still free money for anyone who made a final table or won a bracelet event this year.
Canadian Benjamin Veenstra is playing the Super Circuit Main Event final table right now. This crazy bluff against Nick Palma helped him get there.
The WSOP Circuit Texas Card House festival starts today. And shot clocks will be in effect in marquee events.
Phil Ivey makes impressive fold in Triton $50K: As if we needed anymore empirical evidence that Ivey is the GOAT.
Would you find the fold button in this spot?
Uh oh, did someone make him mad? Online poker end boss Niklas 'Lena900' Astedt came close to winning the 20th anniversary Sunday Million at PokerStars this week, but in the end he had to take the L.
Did it slow him down? Not one bit. He just picked up the 13th WCOOP title of his incredible career in the $1K PLO event, for almost $21K.
Astedt is now tied with Patrick Leonard, Joao Vieira and Tobias Leknes on 13 WCOOP wins, just 3 behind all-time leader Benny Glaser.
Where did his name come from? No, not 'Ethan Yau', we're talking about the name 'Rampage'.
Turns out he tried 20 different content creation gigs before he settled on poker, and 'Rampage' came from the first. But what was it?
