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Why and how did Martin Kabrhel become the world's most annoying player?
A name that brings with it a lot of controversy - the number one on the Czech all-time money list, an above-average intelligent player, but at the same time described by the community as the most annoying opponent, who was also accused of cheating on the TV table. What is the story of Martin Kabrhel?
News > Others
Gambling regulators have already handed out fines worth almost €80 million this year
Both gambling and poker companies do not always comply with national regulations and laws, which can result in hefty fines. This year alone, fines have amounted to almost EUR 80 million. However, companies such as X (Twitter) and Meta (Facebook) are also among those fined.
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Unfair win? Community criticizes Tamayo's rail for using solvers during the game
The emotion of Jonathan Tamayo's WSOP Main Event victory hasn't even had time to subside, and already there's a new story that has stirred up social media. Many well-known players noticed that Tamayo went to his rails after each hand, where Dominik Nitsche gave him information from solvers via his laptop, and they consider it an unfair practice. Did Tamayo break the rules?
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How much will the WSOP Main Event finalists have left after taxes?
The fresh winner of the WSOP Main Event is Jonathan Tamayo, but the real winner of the Main Event is the tax authorities, who, without long days at the poker table, without long hours of studying, and without annoying suckouts, will reap millions of dollars from players' successes.
TV > Moments
The hand that crowned the seventh SPT champion | SPTV Moments | Spadepoker Tour Prague
After the quick eliminations of the Russian players in 4th and 3rd place, it was decided that the trophy from the SpadePoker Tour stop in Prague will remain in the Czech Republic. All that was left was to find out who would take it - Jiri Kotvas or Milan Simko?
News > Events
Alex Livingston wins second bracelet and Mike Watson reaches Triple Crown
Now that the WSOP Main Event is over, we'll take a look at the other tournaments that have taken place in Las Vegas over the past few days. Just a short while ago, Alex Livingston won his second bracelet and a few days ago Mike Watson won his first bracelet, making it a Triple Crown. To finish the article, we won't miss Scott Seiver, who fought for his fourth bracelet this summer.
News > Events
Jonathan Tamayo is the new champion of the record-breaking WSOP Main Event
Despite the fact that online legend Niklas Astedt was sitting in the final table, it wasn't him who was the winner of the Main Event. Amateur player Jordan Griff could have had a chance at a Moneymaker-style fairy tale. But that didn't happen either, and the new poker champion is Jonathan Tamayo, who was advised by 2015 Main Event champion Joe McKeehen before the final table.
News > Events
Super Main Event with $50 Million Guarantee - WSOP Paradise is Back!
After last year's success, the WSOP will once again move to the Bahamas in December - fresh news announced today by the organisers. But in the same breath, they brought another exciting news - the WSOP Main Event will have a $50 million guarantee, the biggest guarantee ever for a poker tournament!
TV > Moments
When the trap with aces turns against you | SPTV Moments | Spadepoker Tour Prague
Finding the best starting combination in the last three players of a big tournament is definitely a pleasure, but as the following video will show you, trying to trap your opponent doesn't always pay off...
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Woman left her 16-month-old baby in the car for 5 hours while she gambled at the casino
A few weeks ago, the American media brought us some disturbing news. Police arrested a woman who had left her young child alone in a car for over 5 hours while she gambled in a casino. In doing so, she claimed to the police that the child had only been in the car for a few minutes.
News > Events
Astedt, Tamayo or Griff - one of them will be the WSOP Main Event champion tonight
The final day of the record-breaking WSOP Main Event is here, and tonight, one of the final three will be crowned champion. Niklas Astedt is the closest yet to the $10 million prize, but there are only a few blinds between the players. In addition to the Main Event, we'll take a look at one more tournament where Phil Ivey is fighting for his 12th bracelet, and we'll also give you an update on the race for Player of the Year.
