Phil Hellmuth is already making his presence felt at the 2011 World Series of Poker Europe, as the “Poker Brat” is currently amongst the final eight participants in Event #1, the €2,500 Six-Handed NLHE tournament. In addition to possibly padding his lead for the most WSOP bracelets ofRead Full Article

On Friday the 2011 World Series of Poker Europe tournament series got underway with the first of seven bracelet events, a €2,500 buy-in Six-Handed NLHE tournament. The stars were out in full force for the first-ever WSOPE to take place in Cannes, France (having moved from its long-timeRead Full Article

With the PokerStars European Poker Tour London tournament series now officially in the books, the poker world will set its sights on the next major tournament series; the World Series of Poker Europe, taking place in Cannes, France from October 7-21, 2011. The WSOPE will feature seven braceletRead Full Article

All serious poker players, and not so serious most probably, will know that the annual WSOP is nearly upon us, and many of you, me included, are trying to qualify for a seat in Las Vegas. Depending on which poker site you use there are all manner ofRead Full Article

After a solid run in London, England the World Series of Poker Europe is heading for Cannes, France. The news came at a press conference this morning where Caesar’s Entertainment, who owns the World Series of Poker brand, announced the locale change. The announcement detailed that Lucien Barriere,Read Full Article

Gus Hansen starting to rebound on Full Tilt Poker After being down $3.6 million for 2010 Gus Hansen has gone on a massive heater over the past two weeks winning over $1.25 million in that time-frame. Still confronted with $2.2 million in losses on the year, Hansen hasRead Full Article

It was an interesting week in poker as the World Series of Poker Europe wrapped up with a homegrown Brit capturing the title; the EPT London stop started up immediately afterward; and a whole host of changes were made at Full Tilt Poker. Full Tilt changes Rakeback calculationRead Full Article

Scattered amongst one of the most impressive poker tournament fields ever assembled were a couple of dozen of anonymous players; cue the Hollywood script! One of those anonymous players will likely be the biggest story in poker over the next few days as Hometown Hero James Bord capturedRead Full Article

The 22 remaining players competing for the 2010 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event title were back at it on Monday, battling it out for one of the nine final table spots. With big names like Phil Ivey, Viktor “Isildur1 *allegedly*” Blom, Greg “FTB” Mueller, Hoyt Corkins,Read Full Article

In perhaps one of the strangest spur of the moment changes to a £10,000 buy-in tournament in the history of poker, Gus Hansen and Jim “Mr_BigQueso” Collopy have put the final match of the best-of-3 finals in the £10,000 buy-in Heads-Up No Limit Holdem Championship off until SundayRead Full Article