The $250K Invitational in the Bahamas will feature an unusual format: professionals can register freely, while amateur applications will be reviewed by a dedicated selection committee. Pros and amateurs won't be seated together until the tournament reaches the money.

Veteran Australian player Gary Benson has lost a lawsuit in which he sought to recover around $35,000 in betting debts from a colleague. The judge rejected the claim, ruling that Benson had been engaged in illegal bookmaking.

A video has surfaced showing an alleged cheater playing cash games on ACR with a real-time assistance tool. Representatives of the poker room promised to identify and punish everyone involved. Hope they will keep their word.

2026 Player Championship winner Benny Glaser has won his 17th WCOOP title on PokerStars. He claimed the record-breaking trophy in a $1,050 8-Game tournament.

GTO Wizard has added ICM-aware preflop and postflop solutions. The new tools support all tournament formats and stack depths of up to 250 BB.

Can DavyJones land a career-best cash, and can Isaac Haxton turn his series around? We'll find out on Wednesday at 05:00 GMT.

Nick Schulman, a standout player and commentator, won the series' main event in Jeju, defeating “new wave” leader Bernhard Binger heads-up. After a deal, both players received more than $3M.

$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.