Live Poker News - Page 46
The Jeju Poker Festival returns for another unforgettable run this winter, running from November 1–12, 2025, at the Landing Casino in Jeju, South Korea.
Exclusive interview with Alex Wong, Vice President of the Players Series, he shared the vision of the brand and how it is carving its own space in Asia’s crowded poker calendar.
The USOP Japan x Gold Dragon is extending an exclusive invitation to influencers to join the highly anticipated Osaka Series running from October 2-8, 2025.
Now in its 13th year, the ten-day CPG Championship Finals is upon us and once again it redefines the sport as it unfolds at the Howard Johnson Resort.
From November 1 to 12, the Jeju Poker Festival returns to Landing Casino at Jeju Shinhwa World, South Korea, delivering twelve straight days of action with an expanded lineup of 90 trophy events.
QQPK is offering amazing promotions for the Triton One Series, Landing Casino, Jeju, South Korea. And you still have time to get fantastic value!
The World Poker Tour now sets its sights on Sydney for the upcoming WPT Australia, and yes, for the first time, the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup will be making its way as this is a Championship Event aka Main Tour.
Eric Froehlich have navigated both the geek and gambling spheres with success with a competitive spirit, prominent strategy and high-level thinking.
The India online gaming bill in the current form suggests the ban of all online real-money games which includes poker.
Dan Cates "Jungleman" has always been known for his fearless poker play, but his latest showdown broke every record and left the poker world stunned.
Punnat Punsri, one of Asia's most feared and respected poker players, has joined QQPK as its newest brand ambassador, following Danny Tang and Webster Lim.
USOP is returning to Osaka with a guarantee of 220 million JPY. The full schedule is available, and you can book special early bird packages now.
The 16th edition of APPT Manila ran from July 23 to August 4, 2025 at the spectacular Cove Manila within Okada Manila. At the close, 64 champions emerged and more than ₱285 Million (~US$ 4.98M) in cash was awarded.
