Niklas Astedt looked as if he was going to steamroll the final table of the World Series of Poker Main Event. The professional poker player settled for the chip lead when action in the $10,000 buy-in ...

Jordan Griff of Schaumburg, Illinois, owns the chip lead entering the final table of the World Series of Poker Main Event. The recreational poker player had 143.7 million chips when action was halted ...

So what if this column's selections for the WSOP Main Event final table were a bit off (our pick, John Racener, finished second, while the hood-wearing Canadian Jonathan Duhamel took home the bracelet ...

Bounced from its traditional November calendar spot because of this random event called a U.S. presidential election, poker will crown its newest World Series of Poker Main Event champion Oct. 29-30 ...