On Sunday afternoon I was taking a casual stroll past my local restaurant strip and I noticed several Canadian flags adorned across the window of the aptly titled "The World" restaurant. "Happy Canada Day!" the chalkboard read. Oh, sorry Canada, I didn't realise. And I didn't realise we celebrated it...more

We're passionate about our sport in Australia and it's a wonderful time to be a sports fan. It doesn't matter if it's the Euro 2012 soccer (or football for those pesky Brits), some grass court tennis at Wimbledon, a little one-day cricket or the awe-inspiring Olympic Games. If there's a...more

With the World Series of Poker in full swing, most of the world's professionals have descended upon Las Vegas for their chance at fame and fortune. That has provided some relief for those who have opted to stay at home and grind online, with the usual shark-infested waters of the...more

The World Series of Poker marches on at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, where among the events playing out today was the final table of Event No. 21, a $1,000 no-limit hold'em tournament. Meanwhile on PokerStars the weekly $1K event known as the Super Tuesday was...more

As the World Series of Poker moved into its second week in Las Vegas, the Super Tuesday on PokerStars attracted a large field as usual, with 365 runners entering PokerStars' weekly $1,050 no-limit hold'em tourney. That group created a prize pool of $365,000, besting the $300K guarantee. The top 45...more

The 43rd edition of the World Series of Poker started with events not drawing the numbers some expected, but the PokerStars Super Tuesday closed out the month of May strong. Tonight's $1,050 event drew a field of 414 entries, meaning 54 players pick up a little something from the $414,000...more

After a two week hiatus for the PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker to shatter records, the Super Tuesday made a triumphant return to the Pokerstars calendar. A field of 397 entries means the final 45 players will share in the $397,000 prize pool. When three players remained, they decided...more

Being the first Tuesday in May, this edition of the PokerStars Super Tuesday will attempt to channel the spirit of a certain horserace running on the first Saturday in May. This week's a field of 456 nominees, each putting up $1,050 dollars, create a purse of $456,000 to be...more

PokerStars' weekly $1,050 no-limit hold'em tourney, the Super Tuesday, was back in action tonight, with yet another large field of online poker's elite coming out. Once late registration closed a total of 438 had registered, creating a $438,000 prize pool and once more besting the tourney's $300K guarantee. The top...more

Team PokerStars Pro Jude "j.thaddeus" Ainsworth didn't start his Tuesday on the right foot as he eliminated on Day 1B of the PokerStars European Poker Tour Main Event in Berlin. Fortunately for Ainsworth, that gave him plenty of time to enter the $1,050 Super Tuesday along with 440 other players....more

The Super Tuesday, the weekly $1,050 no-limit hold'em tournament that has routinely drawn huge fields over recent weeks, brought out another big group this week with 462 players joining in. That meant a prize pool of $462,000, easily besting the event's $300K guarantee. The top 54 would divide the cash,...more

Time once again for another rousing edition of the PokerStars Super Tuesday. Tonight's tilt featured a field of 495 runners generating a prize pool of $495,000 split among the final 63 players. When four players remained, they arranged a deal to carve up most of the remaining money. In the...more

The Super Tuesday, the weekly $1,050 buy-in no-limit hold'em tournament that routinely brings out online poker's best, was back on tonight with another big field coming out to do battle. A total of 480 players bought in this week, creating a $480,000 prize pool and easily besting the event's $300K...more

This week's Super Tuesday drew a stunning 540 entrants for a prize pool of $540,000, meaning the winner could become the first to earn a six-figure score in the $1,000 buy-in tournament. Although there was talk of a deal, calvinv7 bested Bryn Kenney heads-up, going from 9th of 9 at...more

Time again for the weekly $1,050 buy-in no-limit hold'em tourney that routinely draws the best of the best, the Super Tuesday. This week's tourney drew 440 players, the same number as last week's tourney won by alexandr18ru for a $80,136 score. That meant another $440,000 prize pool -- easily eclipsing...more

This week's Super Tuesday featured 440 players turning out, creating a $440,000 prize pool for the final 54 players standings. Tonight's winner was expected to cash in for over $84,000, but it was another win for Russia as alexandr18ru claimed the title, defeating Ben "NeverScaredB" Wilinofsky for just over...more

It was a most super Super Tuesday this week, with an enormous turnout that not only smashed the event's $300K guarantee, but may well have established a new record for the weekly $1,050 no-limit hold'em tournament. PokerStars first introduced the Super Tuesday in late May 2007, with Eric "Basebaldy" Baldwin...more

Time for another session of the popular Super Tuesday tournament on PokerStars, as a field of 433 players easily smashed the recently raised $300,000 guaranteed prize pool. The final 54 players earned a piece of the $433,000 prize pool. This week's winner would come from Australia, as a five-way...more

The Valentine's Day version of the Super Tuesday, the weekly $1,050 buy-in no-limit hold'em tournament that routinely attracts online poker's best and brightest, brought out a field of 441, thus creating a total prize pool of $441,000 -- still way above the tourney's newly-bolstered $300K guarantee. The top 54 finishers...more

It's been a busy January on PokerStars with tournaments in the Bahamas and France the past few weeks. Throw in the first TCOOP series and it may make you forget about the regular major events on the schedule. The calendar states that this is the first Super Tuesday in...more