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Traveling to the WSOPE in the Czech Republic led to a fatal turn of events for UK poker player Emma Fryer, who died in an auto accident.

With seven cashes at the 2017 ACOP in Macau last month, Park Yu 'Sparrow' Cheung has recorded a whopping 62 cashes in 2017.

Stephen Paddock had “lost a significant amount of wealth” according to the Clark County Sheriff.

The blacklist would be shared among all the poker sites and would be referred to whenever a player attempted to create a new account.

Recent suspicions of a loyal Party Poker grinder have prompted the poker site to confirm that collusion took place and to take action in an effort to combat such thievery.

The High Court of the Republic of Singapore concluded a lawsuit between Lee Hwee Yeow and two sales reps from "SureWin4U", despite the CEO of the company being "missing" since 2014.

Throwing out a challenge in poker is nothing new, but when it involves players doing it for charity it becomes extra special.

PokerNews removed the mask of true ownership and revealed that PokerStars "own a large majority of the business."

After landing his dream job in the Malmö Opera’s orchestra Langéen realised he had no more mountains to climb in the world of music.

The former CEO of Dean Foods admitted to officials that he provided Walters with inside information that allowed him to make no less than $43 million.

He may be famous for losing one of the highest-stakes matches ever to take place, but Andy Beal hasn’t felt the pinch.

Poker legend Phil Ivey has lost a Supreme Court challenge over his £7.7million Punto Banco win at Crockford’s Casino in London.

A familiar face at EPT and WPT events on the European continent will be sorely missing after the passing of Faleceu Ayaz Manji.

The poker phrases limp, flop and raise were put to the test in the Bellagio this week when a naked man walked into the poker room.