WSOP 2023: What This Years Series Means for Ontario Players
With three months remaining until the start of the 54th Annual World Series of Poker, we take a look at what this year’s series could mean for Ontario players.
With three months remaining until the start of the 54th Annual World Series of Poker, we take a look at what this year’s series could mean for Ontario players.
The PokerStars qualifier won the biggest poker prize of his life after a dominating performance in the Main Event.
Stockholm-based company says its Betsafe platform will initially offer online casino games and a sportsbook, but not online poker.
Likely beginning in March, GGPoker Ontario players will have an opportunity to win a seat to the $10k WSOP 2023 Main Event.
The inaugural Bounty Builder Series at PokerStars Ontario features CAD $700,000 in prizes and 100 PKO events spread across two weeks.
The UK-based gaming technology supplier invests $12.3 million CAD ($9.2 million USD) in NorthStar. It will also advise the Toronto-based startup on market expansion that could include online poker.
Over 1000 entries for the $25k PSPC Main Event from PokerStars meant six players went home a million dollars richer.
More than $250,000 will be paid out over the week at PokerStars Ontario as the operator kicks off its 50/50 Series of 50 tournaments, each with a $50 buy-in.
With $7.5 million guaranteed, PokerStars’ Anniversary Sunday Million stands to be one of the biggest online poker events of the first quarter of 2023.
The Chinese New Year Series ends in success as guarantees are shattered and PokerStars Ontario crowns new winners.