Nick Schulman has won the $100,000 Triton Jeju Main Event for $3,854,888, the largest tournament score of his career. The Poker Hall of Famer defeated a 196-entry field just two days after finishing runner-up in another Triton event for more than $810,000.

PokerBros and ACR Poker give US players two very different online poker experiences. PokerBros revolves around private clubs and unions, while ACR offers a traditional poker room with a direct cashier, cash games and massive tournament schedules. Here is how they compare in 2026.

ClubGG and PokerStars offer two completely different ways to play online poker in 2026. We compare private clubs, tournaments, ring games, rewards, software, mobile play, player pools, security and live-event opportunities to determine which platform fits each type of poker player.

The $200,000 Triton Invitational in Jeju has become the biggest edition on record, drawing 173 entries and creating a $34.6 million prize pool. Only 16 players remain, with $7.25 million waiting for the champion and defending winner Adrián Mateos still alive.

Patrik Antonius and Ossi “Monarch” Ketola each put $10 million on the table at Triton Jeju for the biggest livestreamed heads-up poker match ever. Four hours, a $3 million bluff, a $5.2 million cooler and a brutal straight flush later, Ketola walked away with Antonius’ entire $10 million stack.

Phil Ivey finished ninth in Triton Jeju’s $40,000 Mystery Bounty, but the story was far from over. One day later, a representative opened his first envelope and found the $400,000 jackpot bounty, helping Ivey turn a ninth-place finish into a $502,000 total payday.

Canadian cybersecurity engineer Mayukh Chakraborty entered the WSOP Super Circuit Canada Main Event with only $3,260 in recorded live tournament cashes. He left with CA$1.5 million, his first WSOP Circuit ring and the title from the biggest poker tournament ever held in Canada.

Can you use your phone at a poker table? The answer is becoming more complicated. Las Vegas and Los Angeles poker rooms are tightening electronic-device rules after cheating allegations involving hidden cameras and technology. Here is what live poker players need to know in 2026.

PartyPoker is celebrating 25 years of online poker with a $3 million guaranteed Anniversary Series running September 6-29, 2026. The festival features buy-ins from $5.50, a $500,000 guaranteed $250 Main Event, PLO events, Mystery Bounties and more than 1,000 Main Event tickets available through freeroll satellites.

WCOOP and WSOP Online are running at the same time in September 2026, creating a direct battle between PokerStars and GGPoker for online poker traffic. We compare 350 WCOOP tournaments against 33 WSOP bracelet events, the $25M WSOP Online Main Event, WCOOP’s six Main Events, satellites, formats, prestige and which series actually offers players more.