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Looking at the line-up - there’s a definite hint of the A-List and the Z-list about a large chunk of the participants!

​London proved to be a happy-hunting ground for Gerret Van Lancker, taking down the Unibet Open title and £71,950 ahead of 418 other runners from all across Europe.

​Party Poker has revealed that John Duthie has signed on to run the Party Poker LIVE global poker tour, assuming the role of president for the next five years.

For Shurane Vijayaram, the dream became reality this week as he took down the Aussie Millions title to land his first-ever cash in a tournament.

The Poker Monk, is not your typical poker vlogger, if there is such a thing. His given name is Robert Dewberry and his bio is rather interesting.

As the EPT is retired and rebranded, it looks as though PartyPoker are stepping into the ring with their own set of live, branded tournaments.

The entire schedule for all 49 days of 2017 WSOP is still in the planning stages and will be released next month. But here is the weekend schedule.

Bryn Kenney has kicked off 2017 with a massive heater, pocketing over $1.75million! He will likely be a player to watch throughout the year.

Jaime Staples took down fellow StreamHouse pro Kevin Martin to scoop the $6000 top prize, with Jeff Gross finishing in 3rd spot in the PSC Invitational.

The Toronto grandfather jumped out to a quick start of Day 1A at the 2017 PokerStars Championship Main Event in the Bahamas, at one point leading the entire field.

​It was a Happy New Year for many around the poker world, but for Cary Katz it was made even more special when he took down the $100K Super High Roller title and $733k.

The winner of the second $25K buy-in High Roller (and final for this year) at the Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas is US pro Thomas Marchese!

A series of post-Christmas high-rollers at the Aria Resort and Casino giving the likes of Polk, Seidel, Smith and Peters the chance to gamble away to their hearts’ content.

​All great things must come to an end, they say, and for the European Poker Tour that end has arrived after 13 glorious years. Let’s look at some of the most amazing moments from its history...