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Hossein Ensan, Tom-Aksel Bedell, and Imad Derwiche will return to PLO Grand Slam Tallinn.

PLO Grand Slam Tallinn | Ensan, Bedell, and Derwiche return to the four-card poker pinnacle with a €2.5 million guarantee.

The 2026 PLO Grand Slam is returning to Tallinn, Estonia. The Diamond Poker Series will be held from September 15th to 22nd at Bombay Club, featuring an 8-day Pot-Limit Omaha tournament with a total guaranteed prize pool of €2.5 million, headlined by two flagship events each with a guaranteed prize pool of €1 million. With the series about to begin, several familiar faces from the PLO high-stakes scene have confirmed their return, including former PLO Grand Slam champions Tom-Aksel Bedell and Imad Derwiche, and 2019 WSOP Main Event champion Hossein Ensan, who is still chasing his first Grand Slam title. The 8-day, €2.5 million guaranteed prize pool, headlined by two flagship events each with a guaranteed prize pool of €1 million, will be held at Bombay Club from September 15th to 22nd. The entire series has a guaranteed minimum prize pool of €2,500,000. The two core events are: €5,200 5k Million (September 17-20), €1,000,000 PLO Championship (September 20-22), and €1,000,000 PLO Championship (September 20-22). These two events will form the main competitive axis of this Tallinn event. Tom-Aksel Bedell aims for his second PLO Grand Slam title. Norwegian star Tom-Aksel Bedell is no stranger to the PLO Grand Slam. In January 2025, he earned a €10,000 Championship spot through freeroll at the Tirana event, ultimately defeating a field of 191 players and winning the €438,000 champion prize in the Heads-Up. Bedell described that Tirana trip as his favorite event to date. Now returning to the PLO Grand Slam, his goal is clear: to win his second series title. Imad Derwiche returns to Tallinn, the venue of his 2025 victory. Derwiche holds special memories for Tallinn. In April 2025, he achieved a major breakthrough at Bombay Club, emerging victorious from a field of 148 players in the €10,300 PLO Championship. Derwiche attributes that victory to two factors: discipline and luck. He believes that when both are present, any player becomes extremely difficult to defeat. Returning to the venue where he once won, Derwiche is naturally considered one of the most anticipated defending champions. Hossein Ensan remains...

Niklas Lena900 Astedt won two championships in 24 hours at the 2026 WCOOP.

WCOOP 2026 | Niklas Astedt wins two titles in 24 hours, bringing his career total to 14.

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International news / Hunter_Atom

Just one week into the 2026 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP), online poker legend Niklas “Lena900” Astedt quickly became the focus of the series. The Swedish star won two WCOOP titles in just 24 hours, first dominating the 1TP 4T 1,050 Pot-Limit Omaha, and then winning the 1TP 4T 5,200 NLHE Thursday Thrill High Roller the following day. These two victories increased Astedt's career WCOOP title count from 12 to 14, earning him a total of $124,258, with the second high-stakes event alone netting him $103,282. Astedt's first title came from $1,050 PLO, with 86 players vying for $86,000. The first stop on Astedt's winning streak was: WCOOP 21-H: $1,050 Pot-Limit Omaha. The event had 86 players and a total prize pool of $86,000. The final table featured several familiar WCOOP regulars, including Tom “Tom_Poker_NL” Talboom, Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi, Patrick “pads1161” Leonard, and Benjamin “beastishngry” Juhasz. However, these veterans ultimately couldn't stop Astedt's push towards his 13th WCOOP title. Astedt defeated Murilo Milhomem heads-up to claim his 13th title. With three players remaining, Ukrainian player “tweeme140” finished in third place. Heads-Up featured Astedt facing off against Brazilian player Murilo “Fruble” Milhomem. Astedt emerged victorious, taking home $20,976 and securing his 13th WCOOP title. WCOOP 21-H $ $1,050 PLO Final Table Rankings Player Country/Region Prize 1 Niklas “Lena900” Astedt Sweden $ $20,976 2 Murilo “Fruble” Milhomem Brazil $ $15,983 3 tweeme140 Ukraine $ $12,178 4 Benjamin “beastishngry”

Win at least £550,000 in prizes at the 2026 GUKPT Leeds!

Regional news

Regional news / Hunter_Mika

The GUKPT Leeds will be held from September 23 to October 4, with a guaranteed prize pool of at least £550,000. The £1,000 Main Event guarantees £200,000, and there are also warm-up events, mini-Main Events, High Roller events, and more. The 2026 Grosvenor British Poker Tour (GUKPT) season has only two stops remaining before the grand finale in mid-November. One of these stops is the upcoming GUKPT Leeds, taking place from September 23 to October 4. This marks the 10th time Leeds has hosted the event in the 20 seasons of the GUKPT. Aside from the suspension due to COVID-19, the GUKPT Leeds has been a regular stop on the tour schedule since 2017. The 2026 GUKPT Leeds will kick off on September 23rd at 7 PM with a £60 satellite tournament, awarding at least 10 slots to the £150 Warm-up and £250 Mini Main Events. The first official event, the £150 GUKPT Warm-up, will begin on September 24th at 6 PM, guaranteeing a prize pool of £75,000. The first preliminary rounds of the four £250 Mini Main Events will also begin simultaneously when the champion of the GUKPT Warm-up is decided on September 27th. Each Mini Main Event guarantees at least £100,000 in prize money. Other events include the £200 Pot-Limit Omaha, the £1,500 High Roller, the £340 GUKPT Cup, the £200 Turbo, the £250 Last Chance, and the £200 Finale. Prize pools are guaranteed for each event. The GUKPT Leeds Main Event guarantees £200,000 in prize money and is the largest tournament on the schedule. It features three preliminary rounds, with late entry open into the early part of the second day. Each preliminary round has a buy-in of £1,000 unless a player earns entry through a limited number of live satellite tournaments or online satellite tournaments on Grosvenor Poker and GGPoker. 2026 GUKPT Leeds Schedule Date Time Guaranteed Prize Money 9/23 (Wed) 7:00 PM £60 Warm-up and Mini Main Event Satellites 10 Seats 9/24 (Thu) 6:00 PM £150 GUKPT Warm-up Day 1a £75,000 8:00 PM £110 Main Event Satellites 5 Seats 9/25 (Fri) 6:00 PM £150 GUKPT Warm-up Day 1b £75,000 8:00 PM £110 Main Event Satellites 5 Seats 9/26 (Sat) 12:00 PM £150 GUKPT Warm-up Day 1c £75,000 6:00 PM £150 GUKPT Warm-up Day 1d £75,000

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PLO Grand Slam Tallinn | Ensan, Bedell, and Derwiche return to the four-card poker pinnacle with a €2.5 million guarantee.

WCOOP 2026 | Niklas Astedt wins two titles in 24 hours, bringing his career total to 14.

Win at least £550,000 in prizes at the 2026 GUKPT Leeds!

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