The 2009 Poker Stars Caribbean Adventure in the Bahamas featured 1,347 players battling each other to claim victory and a huge payday of $3 million. The eventual victory would be online qualifier, Poorya Nazari of Canada. Kevin Saul was the first casualty of the final table, falling when he shoved all-in with [Ks][Js] and came […]

The Full Tilt Poker $750,000 Guarantee saw 3,736 players enter for a chance to win the $132,787.50 first prize that developed. At the beginning of final table play the chip count looked like this: 45 ACP Fanatic

The Poker Stars Sunday Million had a prize pool of $1,653,600 thanks to the 8,268 players who entered. The sole survivor of those 8,268 players would be livelikunger, who had been the short stack at the beginning of final table play, when the chip counts looked like this: U_TILT_ME

Ultimate Bet has announced a change to its Ultimate Bet Online Championship, as it is reducing the buy-in of one of the two championship events, the $5,000 + $200 $1 million guaranteed event, to a buy-in of $300 + $20, while reducing the guaranteed prize pool to $300,000 to reflect the smaller buy-in.

On February 1st, AKA Super Bowl Sunday, ESPN will air the first four one-hour episodes of the 2008 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event back to back, starting at 6 p.m. ET.

Poker Stars has announced plans to conclude the cancelled LAPT Neuvo Vallarta event and crown a champion.

The Asia Pacific Poker Tour Grand Final took place in Sydney, Australia, and it would be Martin Rowe, a Sydney native, who would capture the title and the first place prize of AUD $1,000,000.

3,157 players entered the Full Tilt Poker $750,000 Guarantee tournament, creating a prize pool that would pay out a hefty $132,787.50 to the winner. In the end it would be basebaldy who would walk away with the biggest payday of all. At the beginning of final table play the chip stacks were thus: playnwithnada

The final table of the Poker Stars Sunday Million were in a generous mood, as they agreed to a five-way deal to guarantee each player a fair chunk of the prize pool.

The Poker Stars Latin America Poker Tour Neuvo Vallarta event was in full swing on Friday, having seen 153 of its original 242 players drop out as they lost their chips when, during the ninth level of play, local gaming officials stopped the tournament.