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The highest buy-in tournament of the 2018 Partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Grand Final Barcelona has come to its end, with the high-roller regular taking it down. Jake beat one of the biggest winners of 2018, Stephen Chidwick. The American pro outlasted a field of 48 to win the €1,750,000 first prize. 

The Canadian poker pro booked his biggest ever win at the PartyPoker MILLIONS Grand Final, with an unrealistic performance.

The field reduced to seven players, who are all guaranteed for a €110,000 payday but probably aiming for the €1,000,000 first prize.

You can watch the banned commercial here!

The European version of the most prestigious poker festival returns in October in King's Casino, Rozvadov.

As promised yesterday, we're back with the top five winners of 2018.

Some names are no surprise, but there are some you wouldn't have put your money on before the start of the year for sure. It's hard to tell who are the best tournament players in the world.

The site has announced they're closing their dot-com client in India to open a local PokerStars India room.

Francisco Vallejo Pons, world-class chess player and recreational poker player shared a horrible story about his fight against the Spanish Tax Authority on his Facebook page.

Even though the HK$2,000,000 is over, the action is still heavy in Macau.

Jamie Staples alongside with his brother, Matt, achieved an unbelievably ambitious goal, to win the $150,000 prop bet against Bill Perkins.

The American high-roller regular booked his biggest ever win, after beating Patrik Antonius in the heads-up.

Ryan Mandara outlasted a field of 1,340 to take down the 2018 Irish Poker Open €1,150 no-limit hold’em main event, but runner-up, Ferdia O'Connell achieved something more incredible.

The HK$100 million guaranteed prize pool attracted the biggest names in poker, with the likes of Phil Ivey or Fedor Holz.

The Bosnian player outlasted a field of 796 to take down his biggest ever score.