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Freddy Deeb emerged from Day 5 as the chip leader with 3.84 million chips. With the shortest stack left at almost 1.4 million, there is still much to play for at the final table.
Freddy Deeb ended Day 4 in second place with 2.3 million chips. He is however still some ways behind chip leader Jason Lavallee who has amassed more than 4 million chips.
In the latest software upgrade, "Bounty tournaments" and the "Remember table layout" feature have been added and improvements were made to the "Player notes" feature.
Seif retains his good form in this event to stay within shouting distance of the chip leaders. He is joined in the top 10 by Freddy Deeb and Chris Ferguson.
55 players survived the second day of the PokerStars.com European Poker Tour in Warsaw. Clayton Mozdzen is the chip leader, with Carter Phillips in second. The PokerStrategists br0nx and belinho are out.
Hellmuth was one of the players who opted to join in only on Day 2. He probably wished he didn't make the trip as he lasted for barely an hour before busting out.
The last episode of the 2 Months, $2 Million poker show saw the four pros making a valiant effort to reach the $2 million goal but with even the Mother Nature against them, the team had a tough task ahead of them.
115 players entered the competition on Day 1B of the PokerStars.com European Poker Tour raising the participant number to 203. French man Antony Lellouche became Day 1B chip leader.
Poker superstars Daniel Negreanu and David Benyamine were among the earliest casualties. They were eliminated from this super deep-stacked event even before the close of registration.
In Bobby's Room it has been practiced for a long time, High Stakes Poker made it famous and now Full Tilt Poker has jumped on the bandwagon. Recently, all community cards on FTP can be dealt twice.
In exactly two weeks, Full Tilt Poker will start with the 14th edition of its tournament series. 25 events are scheduled with a guaranteed prize pool of $16 million.
The American Carter Phillips has obviously tasted blood. After Day 1A, the winner of the EPT Barcelona also leads the field in Warsaw and he is on the right track to his next win.
The 2009 edition of this World Poker Tour event is scheduled to be held from October 19th to November 10th. The $10,000 Championship Event start on November 5th.
The last day of the Main Event has been played and Christophe Savary is the last man standing. He took €377,262 back to France, Psychobenny finished in sixth place.
Black member DrAction and community member Psychobenny were at the start of Day 2 of the Main Event in Marrakesh along with 152 other players.
With time running out, the players decided to host a high stakes cash game in their home with Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier readily accepting the invitation, along with Andrew Robl and several more pros.
The WPT Main Event in Marrakesh has now kicked off. Over 400 players signed up for the event - among them, Team PokerStrategy.com players, Nazgul and Trader.
The American Phil Laak is the winner of the PartyPoker World Open V in London. In the heads-up, he defeated Jan Veit. Luke Schwartz came in third. Fourth place went to Bodo Sbrzesny.
Just about 150 players start today on Day 2 of the WPT Main Event in Marrakesh. Black Member DrAction and PokerStrategist PsychoBenny are starting with comfortable stacks.
On the weekend, PokerStrategist Vladimir 'Beyne' Geshkenbein won the PKR Heads-up Grand Slam in London. Of course, we couldn't keep the interview from you!
