The inaugural PanAsia Poker Tour will take place in Manila, Philippines November 3-5. The $2,500 No-Limit Texas Hold-em Championship will be held at the Airport Casino Filipino.

Carthage Chatterbox Chapter of the Red Hat Society and the Area Chamber of Commerce will be holding their 2nd annual poker run. Photo ops and free health information, as well as a craft and produce stall will be offered at the event.

The Florence County Sheriff's Office holds the Seventh Annual Bikes and Badges Poker Run, one of the major fundraisers for the Florence County Sheriff's Office programs.

The Asian Poker Classic, to be held in India this year, is expected to be the grandest poker tourney this year. $1 million dollars will be part of the cash prize pool for the winners.

The third annual Celebrity Poker Challenge of Dewar's 12 is also being hosted by Pharrell Williams for 2007. The event is scheduled to take place on February 2nd.

Virgin Poker issues a challenge that seeks to prove that poker is primarily a game of skill and not chance. Amateur players will go head to head against pros in a chance to win $1,000 for their charity of choice.

Council Bluffs plays host to a WSOP circuit event beginning on January 29th. The winner of the event will get $1,000 and a seat to the 2007 WSOP main event in Las Vegas.

Hershey's and Harrah's come together for the World Series of Poker Main Event of 2007. Hershey's will launch a campaign to reward the winners with the chance to be part of the poker tournament.

The World Poker Tour returns to Foxwoods with the Professional Poker Tour event, to be followed by the WPT World Poker Finals. The event will run from October 25th to November 17th.

11 satellite tournament winners comprise Team Bodog at the North American Poker Championship in Canada, which is the World Poker Tour's only stop in the country.

Poker newcomer, Joe Pelton placed 3rd at the World Poker Tour Festa Al Lago Championship held at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas October 20th, earning him his million dollar tournament win in less than 2 months.

Swedish student, Simon Letsaar, is the third player to win a seat in Titan Poker's The Tournament Titan. Only 20 players will get to play at this poker tournament, where each seat is worth $50,000.

There is a fear that the number of entrants at next year's WSOP might drop dramatically with the passing of the UIGEA. 2006, the biggest year for the WSOP, saw more than 8,000 entrants, roughly half of which are online qualifiers.

Team Bodog will be represented by 11 online poker players at the North American Poker Championship. The NAPC is the 2006 World Poker Tour's only Canadian stop.

The World Poker Association inducts its third organizational member, the Small Town Poker Tour (STPT), which is known for being the world's largest amateur poker tour.

Susquehanna International Group, LLP, will be hosting a poker tournament at its Bala Cynwyd headquarters. The participants, seniors from top colleges, are candidates for SIG's technology and trading development programs.

Ladbrokes, a bookmaker in the UK, will be investing 3 million GBP in its next Poker Million Tournament. Ladbrokes is hoping to equal WSOP in magnitude, now that poker is undergoing a troublesome time in the US.

Norwegian Andreas Walnum beat 433 players to win the Festa Al Lago Main Event. The World Poker Tour event is Walnum's first tournament win.

The National Autism Association holds their first No Limit Holdem Poker Tournament on November 2nd. The event will take place at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City.