Daniel Negreanu and Anatoly Zlotnikov have reached the final table of a $5,000 buy-in Omaha bounty tournament. Two Israeli players have joined them at the final table: one is the chip leader, while the other has played without raising.

Professional poker player won a $5,000 buy-in major at his home casino, Borgata, earning $492,415. 2017 world champion Scott Blumstein finished fifth. 

Daniel Negreanu fell short of winning a ninth bracelet in the $25,000 tournament, finishing fourth. He lost a preflop all-in with pocket tens against 9-8 to eventual winner Casimir Seire of Finland.

Andrey Novak has won the WSOP Online Main Event. Along with the championship bracelet, he receives nearly $4 million in prize money and a package for the next WSOP series in the Bahamas.

Daniel Negreanu missed out on winning his ninth WSOP bracelet in the $10,000 PLO tournament, finishing seventh. Omaha legend venividi took fifth, while Austria's Elite won the event for $428,456.

The $250K Invitational in the Bahamas will feature an unusual format: professionals can register freely, while amateur applications will be reviewed by a dedicated selection committee. Pros and amateurs won't be seated together until the tournament reaches the money.

Veteran Australian player Gary Benson has lost a lawsuit in which he sought to recover around $35,000 in betting debts from a colleague. The judge rejected the claim, ruling that Benson had been engaged in illegal bookmaking.

A video has surfaced showing an alleged cheater playing cash games on ACR with a real-time assistance tool. Representatives of the poker room promised to identify and punish everyone involved. Hope they will keep their word.