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A slew of high-roller heavyweights were battling it out in Budva, Montenegro for the Triton High Roller title and a share of the almost $1.25 million prizepool on offer.

As if the WSOP weren’t big enough a brand, the behind the scenes team have just closed a deal with Tencent for new events in the Eastern hemisphere.

Mike Wattel won his second WSOP gold bracelet and the prize money of $245,451.

50 players paid the US$1,100 entry fee to compete for the title of Main Event Champion.

Scott Blumstein won the Main Event bracelet, $8,150,000 and a place in poker history!

Elior Sion won the bracelet, the Chip Reese Memorial cup and $1.4 million dollars in US currency or bank drafts.

There are 3 names curiously absent from the line-up at this year’s Poker Players Championship.

Last night saw the big-name field cut down to just 15 players all seeking the lion’s share of the $4,800.000 prizepool.

The 2015 WSOP Main Event champion added another title to his resume and collected $311,817 in prize money.

Players begin Event #42 the $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed Championship with 50,000 in chips and blinds starting at 100-200 and no ante.

You’re apparently a nobody in the poker world until you’ve been blasted by Phil Hellmuth for your bad play, which means Terrence Chan is now a definite somebody.

2015 Main Event Champion Joe McKeehen is now the $10,000 Limit Hold’em Champon as well.

Nadar Kakhmazov is on a run good for the ages after winning a WSOP gold bracelet over a field of 574 entries in $5K NLHE Six-Max and earning $580,338.

Event #39, a $1,000 Super Turbo Bounty that concluded in 15 hours and saw Rifat Palevic earn his first gold bracelet and $183,903 in prize money.