$200k Invitational is down to 94 players, including Artur Martirosyan and Truteller. Play resumes on Sunday at 4:00 AM.

Canadian player Mayukh Chakraborty won the WSOP Circuit Canada Main Event for a first prize of C$1.5 million. At the final table, he finished ahead of Jack Salter, who placed third, and Chance Kornuth, who finished fourth.

Patrik Antonius lost a $10M heads-up match to Ossi “Monarch” Ketola. Antonius first folded a straight when Ketola held a straight flush, then lost a preflop all-in when his AK failed to hold against KJ.

Trueteller will return to the Triton Poker tables for the first time since 2019. Timofey and other stars are set to compete in the $200k Invitational on Saturday.

Twelve players remain in the $200k Invitational, with Brazil's Joao Simao among the top three. Seth Davies and Jesse Lonis also hold playable stacks, while $7.25 million and the trophy remain up for grabs.

Martin Hummel made it into the Guinness World Records—he streamed his game on GGPoker for 76 hours almost nonstop. Along the way, he earned €600 in donations.

Twenty bracelets will be up for grabs in the Bahamas from December 2 through 17. The $25,000 main event guarantee has been reduced by $10 million, but there are now more $10,000 tournaments, and they’re less expensive.

Experienced American pro Jason Wheeler won the PokerStars Open and took home €731,000. WSOP Main Event finalist Han Feng entered the final table as the chip leader but had to settle for 6th place.

Frenchman Thomas Eichen, who won the EPT Barcelona Main Event last year, did a bit less well this time. He was only paid €589,395 for winning the PS Open High Roller tournament.