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Just a few days after Sam Grafton took down the Bucharest leg of the PokerStars Festival series, it was the turn of Philippine’s capital Manila to host a far eastern stop on the new tour.

Bucharest in Romania was the latest stop for the PokerStars Festival series and it was England’s Sam Grafton who emerged victorious, scooping €117,707 for his efforts.

The World Poker Tour has joined forces with the Japan Poker Union Corporation and has scheduled a tour stop for Tokyo on November 23-26.

It came as a huge shock last year when the $250,000 Aussie Millions Challenge failed to materialize, and this year it has been left out of the festival’s schedule entirely.

The Grosvenor Goliath 2017 series smashing its record number of players at a time when poker is supposedly in its death throes!

Poker players donned scuba gear and commenced to play a poker tournament on the deck of the Lady Luck, a submerged 324-foot ship.

Poker Night in America has announced a $50,000 Super High Roller King of the Hill Heads-Up match next month.

Swiss player Simon Boss won the trophy and the title of Velden EM European Championship Main Event winner.

World Series of Cash Games has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? While still short on details, the idea seems to be gaining momentum.

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!