Only 20 poker players paid the entry to the High Rollers event in London, there were some great performances at the tables, but Justin “BoostedJ” Smith was able to outplay all of them to take down the first place prize of $218K.

PokerStars has not made an official announcement but it looks like Gavin Griffin, Hevad Khan and Peter Eastgate have been removed as sponsored pros.

Jake Cody won the EPT Deauville in January and to keep his winning year on track he recently won the WPT London for more than $1 million dollars.

Montecarlo will host the event with the biggest buy-in in the world, players will have to put $250K upfront just to enter the tournament. The total prize pool will be $12 million and the first place winner will take home $5 million.

Toby Lewis started the day as the chip leader at the EPT Vilamoura and that advantage was enough to outplay his opponents and take down the first place prize.

Tony G has challenged Usain Bolt to a 100 meters race, the winner will donate $50K to a charity of his choosing. Tony G will get a 50 meter head start to try to get things even.

The World Poker Tour is visiting London and Erick Seidel and Phil Ivey have played pretty well, in fact they are among the top ten chip leaders from day 1A.

The new durrrr challenge has two sessions recorded already and Daniel “Jungleman12″ Cates has taken the early lead for almost $700K. Their is still a lot of hands ahead of them so anyone can win.

The World Poker Tour made a stop at London today for the $7600 Championship event, some of the poker pros that entered on day one where: Phil Ivey, Praz Bansi, Erik Seidel, Huck Seed, James Akenhead and Andrew Robl among others.

Blanca Group bought AP and UB, they also own BingoMania.com and Helix Gaming International.