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George Wolff’s breakout year came in 2019 and even earned him a nomination for Breakout Player of the Year at the Global Poker Awards. Wolff, who is from Portland, OR, took down the 2nd event of the British Poker Open, a $10K PLO event. Wolff followed that up with a 2nd place finish in the 7th event of the BPO, just a few days later, earning $138K in the $25K PLO event. While most of Wolff’s success has come in the form of pot-limit omaha, the young pro has found recent success in no-limit hold’em. Wolff finished 2nd in the $25K Challenge at the 2020 Aussie Millions for over half a million.
Online poker legend Viktor Blom has established himself as one of the top contenders in the Super High Roller Bowl Online Series notching up a win and a second-place on partypoker last night. Blom was outlasted by Dan Smith in the $25k which was streamed live on PokerGO while taking down the $10k event at…
Colombia’s finest, Farid Jattin, put on a clinic today at the Event #4 $25,000 Pot Limit Omaha final table, taking care of business by knocking out all four of his opponents in under 90 minutes. Jattin collected $290,00 for his efforts and with that, he puts himself within striking distance of the Championship lead. The…
The fourth event of the 2020 Australian Poker Open was Event #4: AU$25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha held from inside The Star Gold Coast poker room. It was the longest day of play so far during the Australian Poker Open as the event ticked into the 19th level, and once the dust settled and just five players…
The 2019 Poker Masters saw Sam Soverel carve his name into history as he became the latest winner of the fabled Purple Jacket. By following in the footsteps of Steffen Sontheimer and Ali Imsirovic, who won the series in 2017 & 2018, Soverel achieved poker history. It was all the more remarkable when you consider…
Sam Soverel enters the Event #9 final table looking to extend his lead atop the Poker Masters Championship Standings. Soverel currently holds a 60 point lead on Chance Kornuth – meaning that if Soverel wins Event #9, he will have an insurmountable lead heading into the $50,000 finale. What happens if Sam Soverel doesn’t win…
