
PCA 2009: Biggest Poker Event Kicks Off with Record Numbers
The PCA 2009 tournament series has started with a record-breaking number of participants. The main event continues on January 7th.

The PCA 2009 tournament series has started with a record-breaking number of participants. The main event continues on January 7th.

The World Series of Poker 2010 schedule has been released, featuring several changes and new tournaments. The most expensive tournament now includes eight games, and new $1,000 buy-in tournaments are introduced.

DCVasya, a Belarusian poker player, secured second place in a million-dollar tournament on Full Tilt, winning approximately $120,000. His journey was marked by strategic plays and intense competition.

Daniel 'steamraise' Alaei emerged victorious in the Five Diamond Classic, a high-stakes poker tournament with a significant prize pool. The event featured top players like Fazer 'The-Toilet' Jaka, Scottie Nguyen, John Juanda, Steve O'Dwyer, and Josh Arie.

The AKteam, led by Alexander Kravchenko, has added four new members and will participate in the Russian Poker Tour in Egypt. Alexander Vaserfire has left the team to play independently.

Yan Skampa emerged victorious at the EPT Prague poker tournament, securing €682,000. The final table featured notable players and intense competition.

The European Poker Tour (EPT) Prague event is in full swing, with Eugene "Sven" Zaytsev leading the Russian players with 352,300 chips. Notable players have faced ups and downs, and the tournament has an impressive prize pool of €2,842,100.

Alexander Kostritsyn made history by defeating Isildur1 in a high-stakes pot-limit Omaha tournament on FullTilt. The tournament had a buy-in of $25,000+0 and attracted 35 players, including three Russians.

22-year-old Greg Sessler won the 'Ladies-only' tournament at the WSOP Circuit event on Lake Tahoe, taking home $9,932. This was his largest financial achievement in his poker career.