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Jennifer Tilly consistently outperformed her opponents on "Hellmuth's Home Game".

Jennifer Tilly consistently outperformed her opponents on "Hellmuth's Home Game".

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Jennifer Tilly dominated episode 31 of "Hellmuth's Home Game" with a profit of 8,875 (1 Tbsp, 4 Twists), beating Phil Hellmuth, Shaun Deeb, and Erick Lindgren. Dan Cates was the biggest winner of the night with 19,500 (1 Tbsp, 4 Twists). "Hellmuth's Home Game," produced by Poker Night in America (PNIA) and sponsored by BetRivers, aired again Monday night on CBS Sports. Filmed at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada, the national television show is unique in that it has no commentators. Instead, it features Phil Hellmuth chatting with a group of pros and friends in a relaxed and intimate cash game environment. PokerNews watched episode 31 and compiled recaps of some of the biggest pots and interesting storylines. Here are the chip stacks at the start of this episode: Seat Player Chips 1 Dan “Jungleman” Cates $30,000 2 Xuan Liu $25,000 3 Shaun Deeb $25,000 4 Jennifer Tilly $5,000 5 Phil Hellmuth $5,000 6 Erick Lindgren $5,000 The game started with blinds of $25/$50 and a big blind of $50. Here are the recaps of some of the best hands in this episode. Lindgren went all-in at the wrong time. Jennifer Tilly raised to $300 from the hijack position with 8♦7♥, and Erick Lindgren called from the button with A♠10♣. Daniel "Jungleman" Cates, in the small blind with A♣J♣, 3-bet to $1,500. Tilly folded, and Lindgren went all-in with $4,975. Cates instantly called, creating a pot of $10,450. Lindgren was outplayed, and both agreed to run twice. Unfortunately, the first board ran out K♠4♥9♠J♦7♦, and the second board ran out K♥6♠2♥5♦3♣, neither of which helped Lindgren. Cates won the pot, and Lindgren had to re-buy. Hellmuth was beaten by a straight on the 8th hand. Hellmuth, in the cutoff position, raised to $300 with A♠J♥. Cates, in the small blind, 3-bet with K♣J♣.

The 2026 Jeju Poker Music Festival is making a grand return, with LES A Casino offering a total guaranteed prize pool of 3.88 billion Korean won.

The 2026 Jeju Poker Music Festival is making a grand return, with LES A Casino offering a total guaranteed prize pool of 3.88 billion Korean won.

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The 2026 Jeju Poker Festival will be held from October 28th to November 11th at LES A Casino, featuring over 120 events with a total guaranteed prize pool of 3.88 billion KRW. The Red Dragon Plus Championship guarantees 1.8 billion KRW, and the KPC Main Event guarantees 880 million KRW. The Jeju Poker Festival will make a grand return later this year, a 15-day poker extravaganza at LES A Casino, combining the Red Dragon Poker Tour and KPC Poker. The festival will run from October 28th to November 11th, featuring over 120 numbered events, plus satellites, encompassing large No-Limit Hold'em tournaments, high-stakes events, and a variety of mixed games. The three main events boast a total guaranteed prize pool of 3.88 billion KRW, with the Red Dragon Plus Championship offering the largest prize pool at 1.8 billion KRW. The KPC Main Event kicks off the season ahead of the Jeju Music Festival, with its KRW 1.3 million buy-in Main Event starting on October 28th, guaranteeing a prize pool of KRW 880 million. Five starting groups are spread across the first three days, followed by the second day on October 31st, with the final table on November 1st. Players seeking bigger events can participate in the KRW 5 million KPC High Roller or the KRW 7 million KPC Super High Roller a few days before the festival. The Baby Dragon event will also serve as a bridge between the KPC and Red Dragon schedules. The KRW 1.5 million buy-in Baby Dragon tournament features four starting groups, running from October 31st to November 1st, with the champion crowned every other day. Following this, the Red Dragon Poker Tour will host two major tournaments. First up is the Red Dragon Classic Main Event, a 2.5 million KRW buy-in, taking place from November 2nd to 5th with a guaranteed prize pool of 1.2 billion KRW. Four starting groups allow players to advance to Day Two, with the tournament crowned on November 5th. Following this is the festival's biggest event – the Red Dragon Plus Championship, a 4 million KRW buy-in. This 1.8 billion KRW guaranteed tournament begins on November 6th, with four starting groups running until November 8th. Survivors will return for Day Two on November 9th, with the ultimate champion crowned on November 9th.

Bernie McGinlay wins GUKPT Glasgow Main Event Championship

GUKPT Glasgow | Bernie McGinlay wins his first GUKPT Main Event title, taking home £44,680.

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  The 2026 Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) Glasgow Main Event has officially concluded, with British player Bernie McGinlay emerging victorious to claim his first GUKPT Main Event title. McGinlay defeated a field of 355 players in the £500 buy-in Main Event, ultimately taking home a first-place prize of £44,680 and marking a significant milestone in his poker career. The GUKPT Glasgow Main Event attracted a large number of players from the UK and overseas. The event statistics are as follows: Event Data: GUKPT Glasgow Main Event; Buy-in: £500; Number of Players: 355; Total Prize Pool: £157,975; Champion: Bernie McGinlay; First-place Prize: £44,680. This event's prize pool exceeded expectations, making it one of the most important events in the GUKPT Glasgow Main Event. McGinlay broke through the final table, achieving a professional breakthrough. After reaching the final stage, McGinlay faced strong opponents including Abdul Mukit. He maintained a consistent performance throughout the final table, successfully advancing to the final Heads-Up showdown. Ultimately, he and Mukit battled for the championship. Final table results: Ranked Player Prizes 1 Bernie McGinlay £44,680 2 Abdul Mukit £28,000 (Complete final table rankings are subject to official announcements) Key Heads-Up Hand: McGinlay's Comeback At the start of the championship battle, McGinlay and Mukit engaged in a fierce back-and-forth battle. In the final crucial hand, McGinlay successfully gained an advantage in a large pot and gradually took control of the game. This victory marked his first GUKPT Main Event title and made him the new champion of the Glasgow event. Bernard McGinlay: From Deep Runner to GUKPT Champion Before winning the championship, McGinlay had accumulated considerable live tournament experience. He has achieved numerous successes in UK tournaments, but a GUKPT Main Event title has always been a missing piece in his professional resume. This breakthrough at the Glasgow event adds another significant entry to his money list. In addition to the Main Event, the GUKPT Glasgow event also hosted several other tournaments of varying levels. These included the Mini Main Event, High Roller Cup Event, and Turbo events, with several players also winning titles in other events. GUKPT Tour