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A new rewards program will be rolled out by PokerStars this summer that again seems to favor recreational players at the expense of regs.

‘Madalain’ from Austria scoops a healthy $221,515.37 from his $109 entry, overcoming 23,315 other players in the final event of the spring series on PokerStars.

It was yet another ‘epiphany’ for Charlie Carrell as he apparently battled internet problems from a ‘Starbucks in Mexico’ to take down the final biggie of the SCOOP.

'ROFLshove' claimed victory when his ace-rag held up against king-high, scooping the SCOOP title and and $787,312.19 in prize money.

PokerStars was the target of a fairly unsophisticated but realistic-looking attempt to snare unwary players.

Doug Polk certainly answered his critics with a fantastic take-down of the $271,000 first prize in PartyPoker’s Powerfest.

A brand new online poker championship series has begun at Party Poker and is available only to players located within the United Kingdom.

Kornuth took home $161,671.84, while Team PokerStars Pro Andre 'aakkari' Akkari received just $12,640.62 for finishing 2nd.

The new plan goes into effect on May 22 and will pay out from 20%-40%, with the only caveat being that players must opt in every week in the ‘Rewards’ section.

Streaming his deep run in the PokerStars Big $55 BParis lets you in on his top tips, secrets and strategies as he eventually takes down the tournament for $9,531.

Jerry Wong was not denied a championship in a 2017 PokerStars SCOOP event where he outplayed a tough field of 123 entries for the first place prize of $60,270.

The 2017 SCOOP is already underway and PokerStars is once again allowing players to have a say regarding what game type should be offered in an upcoming event.

PokerStars launched their next ‘new big thing’ to the poker world – a Spin & Go version of the popular Omaha variant hitting the site just in time for the SCOOP festival.

The last few months have seen something of a decline in the magnetism of Twitch, the poles are weakening and increasingly the really great poker content is moving to YouTube.