The world’s most biggest poker festival, World Series of Poker (WSOP), is now running full steam at its new home Bally’s and Paris Las Vegas Casino. Since its start on
The world’s most biggest poker festival, World Series of Poker (WSOP), is now running full steam at its new home Bally’s and Paris Las Vegas Casino. Since its start on
The second flight of the $25M GTD Event #77: $5,000 No Limit Hold’em Main Event of the ongoing 2020 WSOP Online saw 25 out of a field of 114 players advancing after 15
Christian Jeppsson has won the $3,200 buy-in WPT Online Championship on partypoker! The Swedish poker pro outlasted 2,130 entries to win the event and bank $923,785 prizemoney. Jeppsson took the chip
Dan Smith (GPI#1, =) continues to rule at the top of the GPI World Rankings for third straight week. Thanks to Smith’s recent final table performance at Event #54: $10,000
For another week, Scott Seiver (GPI#1, =) reigns at the top. Ole Schemion’s (GPI#2, +1) is back to #2 after his strong Main Event performance at the EPT Grand Final.
Ole Schemion (GPI#1, =) continues to lead on the top of GPI World Poker Rankings for the ninth straight week. Schemion’s 9-week streak has become the best streak of his
For the eighth straight week, German star Ole Schemion (GPI#1, =) is reigning at the top of the GPI World Poker Rankings. Even in 2014, Schemion spent 8 weeks at
This Christmas week, Dan Smith reign gets over. After spending 17 weeks at the Number 1 position in GPI World Poker Rankings, Dan Smith was replaced by Ole Schemion (GPI#1,
Davidi Kitai (GPI#3 CB, +1) who finished at 10th place at European Poker Tour, Prague made a strong move in this week’s GPI rankings. Kitai not only moves to a career-best #3 in
This week in the GPI Rankings, Dan Smith set a strategic mark by staying at the top for 16 consecutive weeks, almost double of his strongest contender, Ole Schemion (GPI#2),
This week the GPI Rankings Top 10 comprises the same players but the positions have been shuffled. The key move has been made by German poker pro Ole Schemion (GPI#2,
Another Wednesday, another week, Dan Smith (GP1#1,=) one more time at the top for the 14th straight week of Global Poker Index(GPI)Rankings. He has been at #1 for the longest
Ruling at the top position of the GPI Rankings for 90 days, Dan Smith is ground working for the end of the year, which will see him chase the race
The biggest news of this week’s GPI ranking is the entry of Martin Jacobson in top 10 positions. He climbed 4 steps and currently holds #9th rank after his remarkable 2014 WSOP victory on
Dan Smith is having the season of his lifetime as he continues to top the Global Poker Index chart for the 11th straight week. The top three spots remain unchanged
This is the 10th straight week when Dan Smith is at the #1 position of GPI ranking. His consecutive retention of 1st rank in GPI ranking for sure will lead
The top #5 positions of GPI World Poker Ranking are standing still since last week, wherein Dan Smith, despite losing some points, is at number one (GPI #1) position, and
The top most positions of GPI (Global Poker Index) is once again occupied by Dan Smith, Ole Schemion, Daniel Negreanu and Jason MErcier with all 4 retaining their top slots. The Global Poker Index (GPI)
Dan Smith’s top position did not hold long as Ole Schemion is back to reclaim his position on the Global Poker Index (GPI) this week. Schemion will arrive on EPT
The WSOP 2014 bracelet consecutively goes to first time winners in events 26,27,28,29 and 30. Event 26: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Andrew Rennhack wins his first bracelet by defeating Michael Katz,
Following a topsy-turvy three way battle, Dan Smith conquered the WPT Doyle Brunson Five Diamond Poker Classic at the Bellagio, Las Vegas to take the top prize of $1,161,135.
After five days of grueling poker action, the World Poker Tour(WPT) Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic has boiled down to a six handed final table led by Dan Smith. Being played out at the Bellagio, Las Vegas, Level 26 saw Curt Kohlberg as the final table bubble.