Russian PokerStrategy.com coach Peetoon took down a field of 8,190 players to secure the Sunday Million coveted trophy. For this great achievement, our member was rewarded with a cash prize of $232,362.11.
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PokerStrategist Wins PokerStars Sunday Million
There are almost two weeks left from the PartyPoker rake race, it's time to look at the standings. According to the current rankings, you can finish in the top 250 if you earn just over 1,600 PartyPoints.
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PartyPoker $50,000 Rake Race: Half Time Standings
Starting with August 29, William Hill will be hosting four weekly rake races, each with a prize pool of $25,000. On top of that, there will also be $20,000 more in freerolls for those that don't reach the money in these races.
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William Hill: $120,000 in Rake Races and Freerolls in September
Former stockbroker Samuel McMaster Jr. has recently struck a deal with the New Mexico authorities to repay the money he took from his more than 20 fraud victims.
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Financial Scam Artist Plays Poker to Repay His Victims
Many of you have asked for a security token to increase the safety of your accounts. Moneybookers now exclusively offers such a security token to all PokerStrategists for €15 a piece
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Moneybookers Security Token Exclusively for PokerStrategists
2,734 players from the combined field of Day 1B and 1D returned for Day 2 today and among them were more than 20 PokerStrategists. Yoghi was the PokerStrategists who finished with the most chips on Day 2B.
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WSOP 2010: 22 PokerStrategists Progress To Day 3
With 7,319 players signing up after the four starting days, this year's WSOP Main Event is second only to the one in 2006. PokerStrategists BongBob, fabstinho, MikaPaasonen and vipa were among the 2,391 who played on Day 1D.
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WSOP 2010 is Officially Second Biggest Main Event Ever
Our tournament video producer Jonathan Little earned $73,218 for finishing third in the $1,500 Limit Hold'em Shootout event.
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WSOP 2010: Jonathan Little Third in Event #53, Interview Inside
vedevas took home $91,407 after playing his way into the final table and busting out in sixth place of the $3,000 Triple Chance No Limit Hold'em event.
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WSOP 2010: vedevas Finishes Sixth, RobbieV and Nazgul Cash
PokerStrategist philgruissem finished Day 1 of the $25,000 No Limit Hold'em 6-max event in the lead with 548,100 chips. Meanwhile, vedevas will enter the last Day of the $3,000 Triple Chance No Limit Hold'em event in sixth place out of…
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WSOP 2010: philgruissem Leads High Roller Event, vedevas Sixth in Triple Chance
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