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Wednesday, June 17, 2026
WSOP 2026 Announces $2,500 NLH Freezeout Event: Star-Studded Field
WSOP 2026 will host a $2,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout event. According to event previews, the field is expected to be very strong, with many top players already confirmed. The Freezeout format means each player gets only one buy-in, adding suspense and excitement to the competition.
Daniel Aharoni Wins WSOP Big O Championship
According to reports, Daniel Aharoni has won the World Series of Poker WSOP Big O Championship. Big O is a variant of Omaha poker where each player is dealt five hole cards and must use exactly two of them with three community cards to make the best hand.
Justin Smith wins WSOP Colossus championship, pockets $550,000
Justin Smith won the WSOP Colossus event, earning a $550,000 prize. Colossus is known for its low buy-in and high guaranteed prize, attracting many poker enthusiasts.
WSOP 2026: Adrian Mateos Wins $250,000 Super High Roller, Wilson Also Victorious
WSOP 2026 brings good news: Spanish top player Adrian Mateos wins the $250,000 super high roller event, taking home $4,330,000; meanwhile, a player named Wilson also secures a significant victory. Event details are continuously updated.
WSOP Launches New WSOP+ Membership Program
The World Series of Poker WSOP announces the launch of a new WSOP+ membership program designed to provide players with more exclusive benefits and experiences. Specific details of the program have not yet been fully disclosed, but it is expected to include perks such as tournament priority and exclusive content.
Poker Hall of Fame Annual Selection Sparks Heated Debate: This Year Is No Exception
The annual selection for the Poker Hall of Fame always stirs up intense discussion among players, and this year is no exception. This article explores common controversies in the selection process, voting criteria, and the differing opinions of players.
Calvin Anderson continues pursuit of gold bracelet: this week's poker updates
Professional poker player Calvin Anderson is actively competing in this season's WSOP series, aiming to add to his already impressive collection of gold bracelets. The high-stakes expert has won multiple titles previously, and his performance in this week's events is drawing attention.
WSOP Launches $250,000 No-Limit Texas Hold'em Super High Roller
The World Series of Poker WSOP has kicked off its latest $250,000 buy-in No-Limit Texas Hold'em Super High Roller event, attracting top high-stakes players from around the world. Known for its massive prize pools and elite competition, the event has become the centerpiece of the poker world.
Adrian Mateos Wins Triton Invitational and WSOP High Roller in One Month
According to foreign media reports, Winamax-sponsored Spanish pro Adrian Mateos won both the Triton Poker Invitational and a WSOP high roller event within a month, showing incredible competitive form.
Filipino Player Dominates APT Taipei High Roller
The Asia Poker Tour APT Taipei High Roller event has concluded, with a Filipino player defeating all rivals to claim the championship. Specific prize money and player name have not yet been announced.
Tony G: APT's First Champion, 20 Years Later | APT 20th Anniversary
APT Asian Poker Tour celebrates its 20th anniversary, looking back at the legendary journey of the first champion, Tony G. The Lithuanian-Australian player, known for his aggressive style, won the title in APT's inaugural season in 2005, launching a brilliant career.
Peyton Manning's Company Brings World Series of Poker Back to ESPN
According to KIRO 7 News Seattle, the production company owned by NFL legend Peyton Manning has reached an agreement with ESPN to bring the broadcast rights of the World Series of Poker WSOP back to ESPN. This move marks WSOP's return to the sports giant's platform after many years away, and is expected to attract more poker enthusiasts.
Omaha Productions to Produce 2026 WSOP Main Event on ESPN
According to Sports Video Group, Omaha Productions, founded by Peyton Manning, has been selected to produce the 2026 World Series of Poker WSOP Main Event broadcast on ESPN. This continues ESPN's long-standing broadcast partnership with the WSOP.
Hong Kong amateur wins APT Taipei Main Event in upset
An amateur poker player from Hong Kong won the APT Taipei Main Event, defeating many professional players and becoming the highlight of the tournament.
APT Incheon Series Key Dates Revealed: $2.7 Million Guaranteed
The Asian Poker Tour APT Incheon series key dates have been announced, with a total guaranteed prize pool of $2.7 million. The series will be held in Incheon, South Korea, featuring a main event, satellites, and multiple side events, providing a high-stakes competitive platform for Asian poker enthusiasts.
EPT Monte Carlo 2026: Jason Koon Dominates to Win Invitational, Main Event Bubble Bursts
EPT Monte Carlo 2026 was spectacular: Jason Koon displayed dominance to win the exclusive invitational, while the main event burst the bubble into the money. The event attracted top global players, and the poker feast reached new heights.
Justin Smith Wins WSOP Colossus Bracelet
According to Card Player, Justin Smith won the Colossus event at the 2025 World Series of Poker WSOP, taking home his first WSOP gold bracelet. The Colossus is one of the largest field events in WSOP history, known for its low buy-in and high prize pool.
Aleks Ponakovs Wins Triton Series 'Anniversary Gift'
Latvian poker pro Aleks Ponakovs wins the Triton Super High Roller, receiving a special 'anniversary gift'. The Triton series is known for high buy-ins and top players, and this victory further solidifies Ponakovs' status in the global poker scene.