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Saturday, June 13, 2026

2026 WSOP Day 5: $25k Heads-Up Championship Top 16
On Day 5 of the 2026 WSOP, the $25,000 buy-in Heads-Up Championship determined the top 16. The tournament uses a single-elimination format, with players facing off in head-to-head matches, winners advancing. The competition was fierce, with many well-known players moving to the next round.

Triton Poker Returns to Montenegro, Star-Studded Schedule Awaits
Triton Poker Series announces return to Montenegro, with a new event scheduled for 2026. The schedule gathers world's top players, expected to spark another high-stakes poker craze.

Massachusetts listed as one of the US states with legal online poker sites
According to the latest information sources, Massachusetts has been added to the list of US legal online poker sites. This means residents of the state may be able to play online poker on regulated platforms, with further details to be confirmed.

North Carolina Online Poker Legal Status: Players Still Need to Be Cautious
North Carolina currently has not yet clearly regulated online poker, but players can still participate through legal channels. This article briefly introduces the state's poker legal status and major legal poker sites.

Is this King-high call a GTO genius or a lucky guess? GTO Wizard explains.
GTO Wizard analyzes a controversial King-high call, exploring whether the decision was based on optimal game theory GTO or just luck. This article briefly describes the analysis approach and common misconceptions.

GTO Wizard Launches Custom Aggregated Reports to Improve Your Poker Game
GTO Wizard introduces a new custom aggregated report feature to help players analyze hands, optimize strategies, and extract key insights from massive data to reach higher levels.

Why Not Call Weak Hands vs 3-Bet Preflop?
In Texas Hold'em, calling weak hands against a 3-bet preflop is often a source of long-term losses. This article analyzes common calling mistakes, the underlying math, and better strategies like folding or 4-betting to help players avoid common pitfalls.

New 'Hellmuth' Appears at WSOP: Poker Legend Family May Have a New Member
According to PokerNews, a new player with the last name Hellmuth appeared at the 2025 World Series of Poker WSOP, sparking热议 in the poker community. It is currently unclear how this person is related to 16-time gold bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth, but it undoubtedly adds intrigue to the event.

WSOP 2026: Teun Mulder Runner-Up in $100,000 High Roller, Earns $1,894,282
Dutch player Teun Mulder finished runner-up in the $100,000 buy-in high roller event at WSOP 2026, earning approximately $1,894,282. This event was one of the highest buy-in tournaments of the series this year.