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Hanh Tran won his second WSOP bracelet of the year in Event #3: €550 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed after defeating Oleg Pavlyuchuk heads-up to win €59,625.

After 13 hours in King's Casino, Mykhailo Gutyi won the gold WSOPE bracelet and the first-place prize of €61,299 for beating 386 other entries in Event #4: €1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo Bounty Hunter.

Asi Moshe conquered a 221-player field in Event #2: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Deepstack to win €82,280 just a day after Tamir Segal won a bracelet.

After less than four hours of play, the first gold bracelet of the 2018 World Series of Poker Europe and €203,820 was awarded to Tamir Segal from Israel in the €550 Colossus No-Limit Hold'em.

After sifting through this year WSOPE Media Guide, we present 10 stats and tidbits you need to know about this year’s tournament before the cards go into the air tomorrow.

The event returns with 10 WSOP gold bracelets on the line, plus a €5 million guaranteed Main Event, a €5 million guaranteed High Roller and €3 million more in guarantees during poker’s largest European festival.

ORYX Gaming has secured all required Romanian certificates, licenses and approvals to offer its iGaming platform and content to Romanian operators.

In response to player feedback, WSOP has adjusted the formula to better reward bracelet winners and players who run deep, while still rewarding consistency.

With a couple upcoming poker tournaments, players will be spoiled for choice.

The 2018 edition of the World Series of Poker Europe will be held from 11 October to 2 November at King's Casino in Rozvadov, Czech Republic.

The 2018 Global Casino Championship, part of the World Series of Poker Circuit, will take place from 7-9 August at the North Carolina casino.

The developer's mobile and desktop games have been added to the sportsbook's online offering.

Though no bracelet was up for grabs, Dan Shak eagerly topped a field of 21 entries to earn a €210,112 payday.

Albert Hoekendijk became the fifth Dutch bracelet winner in WSOP history when he took home his first bracelet and the €170,764 prize.

The country's leading sports betting company is now offering NetEnt's selection of award-winning games to players.

Dominik Nitsche earned his fourth gold bracelet and €3,487,463 during the biggest buy-in World Series of Poker tournament of 2017.

Matous Skorepa earned €270,015, more than ten times his previous total earnings, at what turned out to be the biggest event ever at a WSOPE.

The $100,000 championship, running from 7-18 December at the Hilton Prague, will feature big names in poker and daily events.

Lukas Zaskodny bested poker powerhouse Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler during a brutal three-handed match, walking away with €93,677.

Martin Kabrhel captured his first gold bracelet and €53,557 after besting the table at the inaugural No-Limit Hold'em Turbo Bounty Hunter event.