PokerNews has launched his very own magazine specifically targeted at the poker community located in Australasia and Asian-Pacific and will be distributed in major Australian casinos and poker clubs. Some of the Australia’s most known players will contribute with the magazine.[Read full entry]

The PokerStars EPT main event in San Remo attracted almost 1.200 players, breaking all records for an EPT tournament. At the final table, some atonishing hands and some unpredictable aggression keeped everyone guessing who would finally end up winning the whole stuff. [Read full entry]

How would you feel if you had won a major international poker tournament before you got your high school degree? Well, probably you would feel more than awesome, but if you have any doubt, you can ask the German high school student who travelled to Argentina the last week and won the PokerStars Latin American Poker Tour. [Read full entry]

Betfred.com announced last week their continued support to femenine poker with the presentation of the 3rd season of the Betfred Ladies Poker Tour. The tour will cover eight stops and will start, on April 18th at the Alea Casino in Leeds, UK then will advance to Caesars Lounge, in Calahonda, Spain and will end in London, on November 7th. [Read full entry]

The Asian Poker Tour has announced that it has received government approval to expand its offer at APT Macau. As result, the 2009 APT Macau event, which will be celebrated this August, will last 12 days instead of the original 12 and has its name has been changed to Asian Poker Tour Macau Festival. The event will run during August 12-23 at the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino in Macau. [Read full entry]