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Phil Hellmuth had high hopes for a 12th WSOP bracelet after starting the final day of the WSOP Europe €2,500 Six-Handed event in 2nd place with just 12 players remaining. Unfortunately for Hellmuth, despite his 401k big stack, within half an hour he was down... 

The World Series of Poker Europe kicked-off in Cannes on Friday, and the prestigious tournament series is already breaking records. Not only can Switzerland now boast its first ever WSOP bracelet winner in the guise of Event 1 champion Guillaume Humbert, but Event... 

Guillaume Humbert has triumphed at WSOPE Event #1: €2,500 Six-Max No-Limit Hold’em, after overcoming a field of 360 players to win a gold bracelet, and collect the €215,999 ($309,854) first place prize. Speaking later on his remarkable win, the elated... 

Phil Hellmuth won the WSOP $1,500 NL event in Vegas back in 2007, and has been chasing an elusive 12th WSOP bracelet ever since. At WSOP 2011, the 46 year old came tantalisingly close to reaching his goal, but fell just short of his goal after finishing in 2nd... 

This weekend, the picturesque city of Cannes on the French Riviera plays host to the 2011 World Series of Poker Europe. Entering its 5th anniversary, this year the prestigious tournament series changes location from the Empire Casino in Leicester Square, London... 

UK’s James Bord has just won the £10k WSOP Europe 2010 Main Event after overcoming a tough final table and a tense heads-up battle to win a WSOP winners bracelet, and collect the £830,401 ($1.3 million) first place prize. As the final table got underway... 

The starting field of 346 hopefuls who entered the WSOP Europe Main Event 2010 has now been reduced to just 9 players, each hoping to claim the prestigious WSOP bracelet and the £830,401 ($1.31m) first place prize as their own. Yesterday poker fans were still... 

At the start of Day 3 of the 2010 WSOPE Main Event 66 players returned intent on advancing their WSOP aspirations but by the end of play just 22 hopefuls remained. Among those players not even making the  £21,206 minimum cash bubble reserved for the top 36 places... 

Gus Hansen has finally managed to pick up his first WSOP bracelet, after beating Jim “Mr_BigQueso” Collopy  in the final battle of the High-Roller NL Heads-Up Championship to take down Event 4 of the 2010 WSOPE,  as well as the £288,409 ($469,721) first... 

On Day 2 of the 2010 WSOP Europe Main Event, 195 players returned to the Empire Casino hoping to make further progress towards their WSOP dreams. By the end of the day, however, just 66 hopefuls remained. Only the top 36 players will receive a monetary pay-out...