This weekend was very kind for the Limit Omaha Hi/Lo specialist  SallyWoo. On Saturday he won $875.600 and the day after, Sunday, he secured a new positive session with a $247.475 profit. Sallywoo's best customer was The Professional Gus Hansen, who has lost $769.070 in these 2 days.

 Chis Moorman is unstoppable: only one week after getting his 16th Triple Crown he has achieved his 17th (and only needs one more victory for his 18th)! His 17th Triple Crown was achieved with his victory at Full Tilt Poker's The Sunday Brawl.

 The australian player began the second and final day of the World Series Of Poker Europe Ladies Event leading the way, and she remained like that until the very end, winning the first WSOPE bracelet ever for a Ladies Event. In addition to the bracelet Jackie Glazier also received €21,850 in prize money.

 The Grand Connaught Rooms opened its doors to welcome the London leg of the PokerStars European Poker Tour - there were 10 days of intense poker with several events, culminating with the victory of Robin 'robinho' Ylitalo at the Main Event, with a £560.980 prize.

Daniel Cates, also known as Jungleman, published on 2+2 the terms of the new agreement that he andTom "durrrr" Dwan made ​​in order to finally finish the Durrrr Challenge at the Full Tilt Poker tables. The challenge began in August 2010, and even before Black Friday the challenge already had several periods with no action.

David Rebuck, head of the New Jersey state agency responsible for online gambling, visited the Borgatayesterday to deliver the first online gambling license in New Jersey. The Borgata is the first company to be allowed to launch their online room on November 26, the date set for the opening of the new online gambling market .

Last September, the conservative and extreme right coalition party won the elections in Norway, and will take office on October 14. Even before taking office, members of the coalition have spoken of the will to liberalize online gambling and open the market to foreign companies .  

The final table of the first £50,000 Super High Roller of the PokerStars sponsored European Poker Tour London ended as it began, with Martin Finger leading the way. The young German was the big winner in the first edition of this tournament in London, and received a first prize of £821,000 ($1,319,593) .