The race to the final table is on ten players remain, including Adrian Mateos and Koray Aldemir only six will advance and compete for the title, trophy and first prize of $1m.
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Main Event Episode 7 (ME7)-The moment of truth arrives at the EPT Monte Carlo final table. Six players-two businessmen, one qualifier, and three seasoned professionals-wage the ultimate battle for almost €1 million and the coveted EPT trophy. After days of intense competition, only one can claim poker's most prestigious prize.
Main Event Episode 6 (ME6)-Nine players remain, but only six will advance to the final day with a shot at nearly €1 million and poker immortality. Can PSPC champion Ramon Colillas extend his remarkable run to another major final table, or will his epic journey end just short of the ultimate prize?
Main Event Episode 5 (ME5)-The field narrows to just 16 survivors, including EPT Dublin champion Niall Farrell and PSPC winner Ramon Colillas. With over €41,000 already locked up, the stakes couldn't be higher as players fight for their place at the final table of nine. Every hand could be the difference between glory and heartbreak.
Main Event Episode 4 (ME4)-PSPC champion Ramon Colillas surges into the top five as just 40 players remain in the EPT Monte Carlo Main Event. Day 3 intensifies as competitors battle to reach the final two tables. With the finish line in sight, who has what it takes to keep their championship dreams alive?
Main Event Episode 3 (ME3)-The money bubble has burst, but for seasoned pro Ole Schemion-who has earned over $5 million in Monte Carlo alone-a minimum cash isn't enough. He faces a formidable challenge from French star Gaëlle Baumann and online legend Jussi Nevanlinna at the feature table. With real money now guaranteed, the gloves come off.
Main Event Episode 2 (ME2)-Tension mounts as the money bubble approaches in Monte Carlo's Main Event. With 159 players set to cash for at least €8,690, every decision matters. EPT legends Patrik Antonius and Davidi Kitai command the feature table while 2019 PSPC champion Ramon Colillas holds the chip lead. Who will survive the bubble and who will go home empty-handed?
Reigning champion Chino Rheem continues to dominate the PCA Main Event while American professionals Maria Ho and Taylor Paur battle on the main stage for a share of the $8.6 million prize pool.
Reigning champion Chino Rheem returns to the Bahamas after four years to dominate the feature table on Day 2 of the $10,000 PCA Main Event.
There's more than $1m on the line at the Main Event final table the final six include former EPT champ Adrian Mateos and pros Shawn Buchanan and Maria Lampropulos.
The race to the final table is on ten players remain, including Adrian Mateos and Koray Aldemir only six will advance and compete for the title, trophy and first prize of $1m.
On the penultimate day of the Main Event, David Peters continues to dominate and is the firm favorite to lift the PCA 2018 trophy and win the first prize of $1m.
Tournament pro David Peters leads the way in the $10,000 main event, with just 24 players remaining his opponents include a couple of former EPT champions.
Day 4 of the main event features poker pros, online qualifiers, a professional psychologist and a mother and son, all competing for their share of the $5.6m prize pool.
The remaining players are in the money the pros look to take control EPT champs Liv Boeree and Adrian Mateos are among those pursuing the $1m top prize.
Live horse racing from America's top racetracks.
The Super High Roller kicks off PCA 2018 it's $100k to play, with $4.7m in the prize pool Hollywood star Kevin Hart and poker pro Daniel Negreanu headline proceedings on Day 2.
More high stakes Hold'em from Las Vegas. Alan Keating's unorthodox style leaves comedian Morgan Jay lost for lyrics, while Loose Cannon Luke attempts a bold bluff for tens of thousands of dollars.
As a new player joins the table, the chip-swinging contest between Alan Keating and Lex Veldhuis shows no signs of stopping. The Loose Cannon tries to cling onto his profit, while comedian Morgan Jay aims to claw his way back from a $60,000 loss.
Three former U.S. Men's National Team head coaches-Bruce Arena, Bob Bradley, and Gregg Berhalter join host Rob Stone to break down the World Cup through the eyes of the men who've actually made the toughest decisions on soccer's biggest stage.
Sporting Life's soccer experts Jake Osgathorpe, Tom Carnduff and James Cantrill assess the big finale, as well as the bronze medal match between France and England, and share their picks.
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