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Final Table Action The final table was slightly more than a four-hour affair with nearly half that coming during the long heads-up battle between the Day 3 chip leader "alimounda" and the Day 2 chip leader Mosboeck. It took nearly an hour before the first player was eliminated when Greece's "onlyuknowme" (ninth - $55,926) ran their big slick into the rockets held by Belarus' "mvpall". Mosboeck, who began the day with one of the lower stacks in play with 24 big blinds, began to rise after his cowboys held against ace-trey to eliminate Canada's "j_peso" (eighth - $78,456). Day 1 chip leader ...

The first event of the WPTDeepStacks London is now in the books after a total of 357 entries including 65 re-entries got into the action in the Latvia's "i2out" was crowned the winner after more than 8 1/2 hours in play which included a back-and-forth heads-up battle against United Kingdom's "Tedson89". It appeared that "Tedson89" would be the player to beat after single-handedly eliminating six out of the seven players at the final table and entered heads-up with a lead. Instead, the British poker player had to settle for the juicy runner-up prize of $29,300 for his return on the $525 bu...

The first-ever Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP), which was open to PokerStars players in the Wolverine State, began on February 20 and wrapped on Monday night. The 60-event series proved to be a huge success by catering to 28,830 combined entrants and awarded $2,208,002 in prize money, well ahead of the $1.4 million in guaranteed prize pools. The series began when “smftt” bested a 1,284-entry field to win Event #55: $300 NLHE Main Event for $56,398.35. In between, there were several intriguing storylines, including a pair of two-time winners. First, “sexycaitl...

Poker Palace in Sydney's Club Marconi which hosted the Poker Palace Summer Championships over the past three weeks. The fast-growing poker room already estimated prize pools of AU$800,000 combined throughout the festival — double the amount of the previous one — but even those lofty expectations were easily surpassed as a whopping AU$1,375,440 in total prize money was awarded. It's a testament to the hard work of the hosts who have worked around the clock to ensure a top-notch poker festival. During Headline Week, PokerNews joined the team on the floor to provide live coverage ...

Final Table Action Jonathan Proudfoot came back for the final table with the second-shortest stack and saw his day end after a mere twenty minutes when he called the four-bet of Gelonezi with ace-queen suited. Gelonezi held pocket tens and even though Proudfoot picked up a gutshot to a straight on the turn, it didn't materialize on the river. Another twenty minutes later, Martin Brinkmann left the final table stage when he ran his queen-jack into the aces of Geci. Brinkman flopped a lot of outs when Geci had hit a set. The turn gave Geci a full house to leave Brinkmann with one out for a ro...