Matas Cimbolas Picks Off Keith Lehr on River to Double

With roughly 1,200,000 in the middle, and the board reading [4h8c5hQsQc], Keith Lehr moved all in for 461,000 from the big blind. From the button, Matas Cimbolas called all in for 276,000. Lehr tabled his [KhJh] for king-high, and Cimbolas revealed his [Ah8h] for ace-high to secure the double.

Jonathan Little Wins One Multiway

Following an under the gun raise to 15,000, Daniel Strelitz called in the hijack, as did Jonathan Little and Matas Cimbolas from the blinds. The flop landed [As6h8h] and action checked to the initial raiser who bet 35,000. Strelitz called, and Little check-raised to 150,000. Cimbolas folded, as did the initial

Charlie Carrell Leads partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Europe Main Event Final Table

Paul Seaton - August 17, 2019August 17, 2019

After eight more levels of play, the 72 players who started the day were reduced to a final table of just eight players hoping for a victory that will seal a million-dollar payday. EARLY ELIMINATIONS IN ROZVADOV ON DAY 3 With a total of 402 entries made up from both live and

WSOP Report Day #1 – Negreanu & Imsirovic Headline Event #1 Final Table

Daniel Negreanu eyes his seventh WSOP bracelets at today's final table on PokerGO and CBS All-Access.

Paul Seaton - May 30, 2019October 9, 2019

After a whirlwind first day whittled a field of 204 players down to just six, the $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty ended with Daniel ‘Kid Poker’ Negreanu still in with a chance of winning his first WSOP bracelet in six years in the very first open event of this

Never Give Up: David ‘ODB’ Baker Talks About His Million Dollar LAPC Win

David 'ODB' Baker celebrating his epic L.A. Poker Classic victory for $1,015,000. (Photo: PokerPhotoArchive.com)

Paul Seaton - April 8, 2019

To win one of the major poker tournaments is a huge achievement. But to win a No Limit Hold’em tournament when you’re known as a mixed game player is even bigger. A few weeks ago, David ‘ODB’ Baker completed a remarkable triumph in the L.A. Poker Classic Main Event as

WPT LAPC Top Contender Matas Cimbolas Does it The Hard Way

Matas Cimbolas has his work cut out for him at the LAPC World Poker Tour final table on PokerGO today.

Paul Seaton - March 11, 2019March 11, 2019

With six players remaining, Matas Cimbolas is hoping history repeats itself as he looks to take down his second WPT Main Event title. The Lithuanian pro Matas Cimbolas goes into Tuesday’s LAPC final table with high hopes of becoming a two-time WPT Main Event champion half a decade after his first

Distribution of Luck or a Home Field Advantage? Darren Elias Speaks About Seeking Fifth WPT Title

Darren Elias has four WPT wins and eyes a fifth at the LAPC. (Photo courtesy of the WPT)

Paul Seaton - March 11, 2019

When the LAPC final table recommences on Tuesday at the Hyper X Esports Arena, one man will be a clear favorite to get his name engraved on the trophy for a record-extending fifth time. HISTORY IN THE MAKING Darren Elias is already the record-holder in WPT Main Events, with four titles to

Darren Elias Leads L.A. Poker Classic Final Table Aiming For Fifth WPT Title

Remko Rinkema - March 7, 2019

Can he do it again? Darren Elias leads the way for a potential record-extending fifth World Poker Tour title as he holds the chip lead with six players remaining in the L.A. Poker Classic. Elias has to fend off the likes of John Smith, Matas Cimbolas and David 'ODB' Baker

Baker Continues LAPC Dominance As Elias Eyes Fifth WPT Title

David Baker continues to head up the L.A. Poker Classic Main Event as just 12 hopefuls remain. (Photo courtesy of the WPT)

Remko Rinkema - March 6, 2019March 6, 2019

PokerGO has been your live stream home for the last two seasons of World Poker Tour action and more final table coverage is coming next month. Starting March 11, the L.A. Poker Classic, Gardens Poker Championship, and Borgata Winter Poker Open will crown champions live from Luxor’s Hyper X Esports Arena. In anticipation of

WPT L.A. Poker Classic: David Baker Leads The Final 35 Players

David Baker in strong contention for his first WPT title at the L.A. Poker Classic. (Photo courtesy of the WPT.)

Remko Rinkema - March 5, 2019