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Saturday, June 13, 2026

EPT Monte Carlo Main Event: Binder Leads, Eychenne Out
The EPT Monte Carlo Main Event is heating up. French player Binder holds the chip lead, while another well-known player Eychenne has unfortunately been eliminated. The competition is fierce, and the remaining players are vying for the title.

EPT Monte Carlo Main Event Final Table: PokerStars Ambassador Mestre Trails Binder
At the EPT Monte Carlo Main Event final table, PokerStars ambassador Mestre trails Binder, with the competition still ongoing.

Roman Stoica Wins EPT Monte Carlo Main Event
According to reports, Romanian player Roman Stoica won the EPT Monte Carlo Main Event, claiming his first EPT title.

Roman Reigns Appears at EPT Monte Carlo Main Event
WWE superstar Roman Reigns appears in Monte Carlo to participate in the European Poker Tour EPT main event. The wrestling champion crosses over to the poker arena, competing alongside many top players.

2026 EPT Monte Carlo Main Event: Painful Cooler Crushes Former Champion's Dream
According to PokerNews, a rare cooler in the 2026 EPT Monte Carlo Main Event crushed a former champion's dreams. How brutal was this hand? This article recaps the best hand of the week.

2026 WSOPE Main Event: Daan Mulders Advances to Day 3 with Second Chip Stack
According to CasinoNieuws.nl, after Day 2 of the 2026 WSOPE Main Event, Dutch player Daan Mulders advanced to Day 3 with the second-highest chip count overall. More details to follow.

Amsterdam Poker Series 2026 Schedule Announced: June 7-13
The Amsterdam Poker Series APS 2026 schedule has been officially announced, to be held from June 7 to 13 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. As a well-known poker event in Europe, APS attracts many players each year. Specific tournament structures and buy-in information will be released later.

"Daddy has two now": Mike Holtz wins second WSOP bracelet in Super Turbo Bounty
American poker player Mike Holtz won the WSOP Super Turbo Bounty event, earning his second career WSOP bracelet. Holtz, known as "Daddy", said excitedly after the win, "Daddy has two now."

Knicks in Five? Nick's Got Eight! Schulman Justifies Hall of Fame Induction with Eight WSOP Bracelets
PokerNews reports that Nick Schulman justified his Poker Hall of Fame induction with eight WSOP bracelets. The article title cleverly plays on the New York Knicks' slogan 'Knicks in Five' by changing it to 'Nick's Got Eight' to highlight his eight bracelets.