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Amateur Beats the Pros to Take Down WPO Aix-les-Bains Main Event (opens the original)
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At Casino Grand Cercle of Aix-les-Bains in the French Alps, many expected players such as the Winamax Team Pros to win the â¬500 Winamax Poker Open Main Event. But from a massive field of 2,873 entries, which generated a total prize pool of â¬1,185,974, local player Lucas Archeny, more accustomed to playing freerolls in local clubs than high rollers, made a strong impression and ultimately lifted the trophy. The 23-year-old took home the â¬150,000 first-place prize after a hard-fought final t
Pierre Chevalier Set to Quit Poker After Taking Down WSOPC Paris (opens the original)
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For most poker players, a big win in a tournament offers the chance to play more tournaments and at higher buy-ins. This is not the case for Pierre Chevalier, who already plays just "once or twice a year" and now plans to "almost stop playing poker" after taking down the â¬1,500 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event at Partouche Pasino Club. But what could be a better moment to stop than with a win out of a field of 1,282 entries, the largest ever recorded in a WSOP Circuit Main Event in Europe? From a
Final Summer Bracelet Awarded: She Wong Reigns Supreme in Event #100 (opens the original)
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Is there a better way to end the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) than by winning a bracelet? Probably not, and thatâs exactly what She Wong did by taking down the final event of the summer at Paris and Horseshoe Las Vegas, the $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Holdâem. A total of 1,699 entries were recorded in this tournament, creating a $1,495,120 prize pool. After navigating a slow-paced final table where the average stack never climbed much above ten big blinds, Wong defeated Ryuta Nakai head
Asi Mosheâs Return Rewarded with a Fifth WSOP Bracelet (opens the original)
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A few years after stepping away from professional poker, Asi Moshe returned to Las Vegas âas a recreational playerâ only to capture his fifth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet in Event #79: $3,000 Freezeout No-Limit Holdâem. After leading the chip counts for virtually the entire tournament, he claimed the top prize of $683,830 from a field of 1,792 entries, which generated a total prize pool of $4,784,640. Moshe entered both the final table and heads-up play with a commanding chip lead
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