Five Reasons to Watch partypoker MILLIONS World Bahamas

There are just too many reasons why you can't miss out on the partypoker MILLIONS World Bahamas action!

Remko Rinkema - November 18, 2019October 2, 2021

It is time! Poker players from all over the world have assembled at the Baha Mar resort in The Bahamas for a very special poker tournament series brought to you by partypoker. Imagine if you can, a $10,000-entry event with a $5 million guarantee in a stunning setting with sun,

Top Hands from the British Poker Open

Sam Grafton, Christoph Vogelsang, and Paul Newey were involved in some of the most exciting hands at the British Poker Open!

Paul Seaton - September 24, 2019

If there's one thing the 2019 British Poker Open provided, it was drama. Thankfully for PokerGO fans across the world watching the live poker events play out, there were hundreds of things that it provided. Tension, big bluffs, excitement, bad beats, and incredible poker plays... the action at Aspers Casino

Bryn Kenney: The Biggest Winner in Poker Tournament History

Bryn Kenney in action during Super High Roller Bowl London.

Paul Seaton - September 20, 2019September 20, 2019

Most players would be indulgent after their greatest success, but for Bryn Kenney, the moment he became the world’s most successful live tournament poker player was just something he had to come down from. Looking back on his historic Triton Main Event runner-up finish and the $20,563,324 result that put

Ep. 163 London Champs ft Bryn Kenney & Ben Tollerene

British Poker Open champion Sam Soverel & Super High Roller Bowl London champ Cary Katz join the podcast to tell the story of their event.

Remko Rinkema - September 17, 2019September 17, 2019

The Poker Central Podcast recaps the British Poker Open as well as Super High Roller Bowl London. This week, Brent and Remko are joined by British Poker Open champ Sam Soverel as well as event winners Mikita Badziakouski, Sergi Reixach, and Ben Tollerene. As well as talking about his victory for

Sam Soverel Wins Inaugural British Poker Open Championship

Sam Soverel became the first ever British Poker Open champion at Aspers Casino in London.

Remko Rinkema - September 13, 2019

The inaugural British Poker Open Championship at Aspers Casino in London has been won by American pro Sam Soverel! Over the course of 10 events, Soverel proved to be the most consistent player by raking in no less than five cashes of which two were outright victories. After locking up the

Adrenaline & Excitement Keep Ben Tollerene Battling at the Highest Stakes

Ben Tollerene was on his way out but the adrenaline of poker sucked him back in.

Paul Seaton - September 13, 2019September 13, 2019

Ben Tollerene is one of the world's most successful poker players. With $9.5 million in live tournament results and over $12 million in online winnings, he's the envy of many poker players, of all levels. Relive the final table of the £100,000 No Limit Hold'em event at the British Poker Open

Ben Tollerene Wins Event #10 of British Poker Open for £840,000

Ben Tollerene after winning British Poker Open Event #10 for £840,000.

Remko Rinkema - September 12, 2019

The final event of the 2019 British Poker Open, the £100,000-entry Main Event, was the biggest buy-in and provided the best heads-up of the series, as Ben Tollerene won the final two all-ins in stunning fashion to deny Cary Katz the Main Event title. Relive the entire final table on PokerGO right

Through the Lens: Tollerene Edges Out Katz

Drew Amato - September 12, 2019

The British Poker Open has concluded at Aspers Casino in London as Ben Tollerene claimed gold in Event 10, the £100,000 No Limit Hold'em. Tollerene won two big flips heads up to snatch the BPO Title from Cary Katz, who finished runner-up in the event for £360,000. Coming into the day

Ben Tollerene Wins Event #10 of British Poker Open for £840,000

Cary Katz Eliminated in 2nd Place for £360,000

Ben Tollerene called pre-flop with [JsTs], then called Katz's shove with [Ac6h]. Could Tollerene hit for the title? The flop of [9s6cQh] was an extremely bad one for Katz apart from not hitting Tollerene's hand directly and flipped Tollerene to 52% favorite. The [Qd] on the turn was safe, but Katz would