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How Phil Laak rewrote history: an incredible poker endurance record!
Legendary poker pro Phil "Unabomber" Laak made it into the Guinness Book of World Records by completing the longest continuous poker marathon. From June 2 to June 7, 2010, he played an incredible 115 hours of poker at the Bellagio Casino, breaking Paul Zimbler's record of 78 hours and 25 minutes of continuous play, which was only a year old.

News > Others
Kevin Martin did it and after almost 100 days he hit a Royal Flush
At the beginning of the year, streamer Kevin Martin came up with a new challenge where he decided to deal cards every day until he hit a Royal Flush. The challenge is complete and Kevin needed less than 100 days to complete it.

TV > Moments

VIDEO: Can anyone stop him? Alan Keating and another $623,000 pot!
The 14th season of High Stakes Poker brought viewers another episode last night, featuring the all-star Alan Keating. As usual, he showed off his A-game and it will come as no surprise that he won a record-breaking $623,000 pot.

News > Online
Christoph Vogelsang and Adrian Mateos combined took more than $488,000 from the GGMillion$ final table
Today, we have fresh online game results specifically from GGPoker, where the WSOPC Online is taking place. However, in addition to that, the GGMillion$ was also held, with names like Christoph Vogelsang and Adrian Mateos sitting at the final table.

News > Stories
Phil Ivey and the Edge Sorting Scandal - a stroke of genius or a hoax?
Phil Ivey, a legend in the poker world, is considered one of the best players of all time. But the winner of eleven WSOP bracelets, the winner of hundreds of tournaments, and a man with an incredible ability to read his opponents also has a scandal to his credit that, even after all these years, has no clear resolution.

News > Events
Pokerstars Open has a new stop, it will be held in Philadelphia next month
The first ever PokerStars Open in North America will be held in just a few weeks in Philadelphia, where it will bring several days of action. The main attraction will be the Main Event with a buy-in of $1.100, but the guarantee will be lower.

News > Promotions
Don’t have time for long tournaments? ACR Poker introduces 45-minute tournaments
If you like fast-paced poker action and big cashouts, ACR Poker’s Lightning PKO tournaments are the perfect choice for you. These lightning-fast progressive knockout tournaments run from start to finish in just 45 minutes.