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The second WSOP Circuit victory of Max Young's career was likely the sweetest, as he overcame 458 entries at Harveys Lake Tahoe in Nevada to win the $1,675 Main Event.

Only 21 players and five re-entries battled it out in the WSOPE Super High Roller at King's Casino in Rozvadov where Dan Shak claimed the title and €210,112 ($243,817).

When it comes to $1million buy-ins you’d be surprised just how many players are eager to pay up to play.

The World Series of Poker announced via Twitter that Chris Ferguson has won the coveted Player of the Year award.

The 30-year old Canadian won the opener at the Seneca Fall Poker Classic and took his career earnings over the $100K mark.

Only a handful of Dutchmen can claim fame as WSOP gold bracelet winners and Albert Hoekendijk joined the club after winning the €1,111 Little One for One Drop.

Dominik Nitsche outplayed a field of the world’s best to scoop not only a whopping €3,487,463 ($4,049,782) payday, but also his 4th WSOP bracelet.

Ten starting flights led to a record-breaking 4,115 entries in the €550 Colossus at the World Series of Poker Europe

Niall Farrell has a pretty good record at the poker table, $4.4 million after took down the WSOPE €25K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller Event for a cheeky three-quarter mill.

745 players showed up for the Main Event on the 28th of October for the five day battle to the death.

The first PokerStars Festival tour stop of 2018 will be at the Hippodrome Casino in London from January 22-28.

The success of Party Poker LIVE this year will carry over into 2018 to the tune of $100 million in guaranteed prize pools from now thru December 2018.

The victory brought Ferguson his 6th career gold bracelet and his 5th cash of the WSOP Europe series.

A prize of £11,540 ($15,242) plus a €2,000 Unibet Open Bucharest package was claimed by Colin Bidwell after he topped the field to emerge victorious at the 2017 Unibet UK Poker Tour Brighton.