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The Paradise Mega drew 190 entries, TheHedonist and krissyb24! led the cash results, and Halloween flights continue ahead of the November 1 bounty phase. Seven players secured $30,000 Bahamas packages on ACR Poker on Sunday, October 25, turning a $1,050 Mega Satellite into a December date with the $50 million guaranteed WSOP Paradise Super Main

An 80-cent satellite climb, two Venom final tables for one player, and a string of big Venom Special scores gave the community plenty to talk about. One player reached two Venom final tables and finished in the top three in both. Another turned an 80-cent satellite entry into a shot at a $2,650 event. And

PushLightYear wins NLH, tigerseyes and Pepareg1 share the PLO spotlight after a deal, and Sunday brings seven $30,000 Paradise packages plus more Halloween Mystery PKO flights. PushLightYear turned a Venom final-table appearance into a $536,577.13 payday on Wednesday, October 21. The player from Andorra won the No-Limit Hold’em event in ACR Poker’s Dual Venom PKOs,

Three Brazilian finalists, 45 Day 2 qualifications and nearly $260,000 in final-table winnings highlight the country’s latest showing in the $6.5 million Dual Venom PKOs. Brazil’s Venom history stretches back to ACR Poker’s first $5 million guaranteed multi-day edition in July 2019. The October 2026 Dual Venom PKOs added another chapter, with three Brazilian players

Both events beat their guarantees to reach $6,862,500 in combined prize pools. Nyts14 and tigerseyes lead the fields, while Pepareg1 has a shot at both titles when play resumes at 4:05 p.m. ET. Two Venom titles will be decided today, and Pepareg1 still has a chance to win both. ACR Poker’s Dual Venom PKOs return

The three events have drawn 3,215 entries, with daily starting flights continuing through November 1 and buy-ins of $109, $33 and $5.50. The first stacks are booked, but the bounty hunt is still to come. ACR Poker’s Halloween Mystery PKOs are underway, with 367 Day 2 qualifiers across three tournaments as of Tuesday morning, October

Chance Kornuth leads and Chris Moneymaker sits fourth in the $1.5M GTD PLO Venom PKO. Both Dual Venom events resume Monday, October 19, at 1:05 p.m. ET, with $6,862,500 in combined prize pools. ACR Poker Pros Chance Kornuth and Chris Moneymaker have two of the four biggest stacks heading into Day 2 of the $1.5

ScreenShield will be switched on by default network-wide, with players able to turn it off in-client when they intentionally need screen-capture or streaming functionality. Beginning November 4, Winning Poker Network will activate ScreenShield by default for every player across the network. ScreenShield helps protect WPN poker tables from screen-capture and screen-sharing tools. When it is

Drew Gonzalez hosts Sunday’s Kick coverage, Stormers bring their own Twitch streams, and players have one last chance to join the Pros already through to Day 2. The $6.5 million Dual Venom PKOs have reached their final weekend. On Sunday, October 18th, the $5 Million GTD No-Limit Hold’em Venom PKO and $1.5 Million GTD Pot-Limit

The former $10 Million GTD Venom champion talks final-table discipline, Brazil’s poker community and another title chase, with a Day 2 stack already secured in October’s $5 Million GTD NLH Venom PKO. Two Sundays, two titles and $204,657 in first-place payouts. Brazil’s Gabriel “kingqueensuited” Tavares won ACR Poker’s Sunday Banana on October 4, then returned

October 18 brings the final Venom starting flights, the close of Venom Fever, three Halloween Mystery PKO debuts and another Mega guaranteeing seven $30,000 Bahamas packages. Sunday, October 18, is the last chance to enter ACR Poker’s Dual Venom PKOs and the final day of Venom Fever. The two bounty tournaments carry $6.5 million in

Three tournaments debut a format exclusive to the Winning Poker Network, with buy-ins from $5.50. Starting flights open October 18, and the bounty hunt begins November 1. Finding a huge mystery bounty usually means the table has one fewer big prize to chase. Mystery PKO changes what happens next: half of that prize goes straight