Despite a couple of good poker professionals were present at RPT Moscow final table, Ivan Demidov and Alex Kravchenko, both World Series final tablist, the title went to Vitaly Lunkin, a less known but very talented russian former backgammon player.

He claimed the first prize of 14,323,000 rubles ($445,000)…

The Unibet Poker Open Algarve came to an end in Vilamoura. After a long three-day poker party full of high-level poker, Andre Dias beat the Dutchman Marc Sullot to claim the portuguese title in one of the newest and fastest growin poker tours in Europe. In the final hand, short-stacked Sullot decided to move in with Deuces…

Here we come with some updates about the Russian Poker Tour event that’s going on in Moscow this weekend. While the Russian did not that good in the Eurovision festival celebrated yesterday in Russia’s capital, russian poker players were on rush in the RPT. In fact, all final tablists are russian!

Is well known that PokerStars is sponsoring some of the biggest poker tournaments all over the the world. Of course we are talking about the European Poker Tour, but also about LAPT, APPT and the recently created ANZPT. Now, there is another great tour going on: The Russian Poker Tour.

The RPT St. Petersburg was quite a success, but it seems that the 7.000 $ buy-in event celebrated this weekend…

The second flight of players for the Unibet Open Algarve have entered the tournament area this afternoon, prepared to face a nine-hour marathon that will determine who will join Day 1A survivors tomorrow. About 200 players took their seats yesterday with expectations on advancing to tournament Day 2… [Read full entry]

After walking more than 14,000 miles to assist to all 5th season European Poker Tour events, after meeting 11 champions in some of the most important and glamurous cities in the world, like Barcelona, Nassau, Warsaw, Dortmund or San Remo, there was time for the EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo. Now, we have a new champion the 26-year-old from Nederlands Pieter de Korver.