PokerStars Championship

Against the glamorous backdrop of Monte Carlo, established pros compete against online qualifiers for a share of the €3.6m prize pool.

Day 3 of the Monte Carlo Main Event sees Daniel Negreanu and ElkY battling for supremacy at the feature table, with a first prize of more than €500,000 on the line.

In Monte Carlo, fewer than 75 players remain. Daniel Negreanu, ElkY and Hossein Ensan are on the main stage, with their eyes fixed on the top prize of over €500,000.

The remaining players in the Monte Carlo Main Event, including ElkY and Davidi Kitai, are starting to feel the pressure, with most of the €3.6m prize pool still up for grabs.

Michael Kolkowicz, an amateur player with a special connection to the venue in Monte Carlo, dominates proceedings, as Day 4 of the €5,000 Main Event continues.

In Monte Carlo, 16 players remain, and the final table is in sight. It’s do or die time for ElkY, as he aims for the trophy and the first prize of more than €500,000.

The race to the Monte Carlo final table is on. The last remaining former champ, Davidi Kitai, receives some unexpected assistance in his quest for a second title.

It’s the final table of the Monte Carlo Main Event. Six players, including chip leader Michael Kolkowicz, compete for the title, trophy and first prize of more than €500,000.