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Americas Cardroom has launched FT Replayer, a free browser tool that lets users review completed final tables hand by hand with every player’s hole cards visible. The feature is available now and does not require an Americas Cardroom account or a software download.

In an August 5 website update, ACR Poker said the replayer had been brought to the website so players could revisit completed final-table action without opening the poker client first. The site said the replay can be opened from a tournament’s completed results or ranking area, and that mobile users get a vertical layout that is easier to follow on a phone.

The replay runs from the opening hand through the end of the tournament, showing every raise, call and fold, including hands that never reach showdown. Instead of a highlight reel or a written recap, it shows the full sequence of decisions, with all cards revealed.

Americas Cardroom says the archive is built automatically, with every finished final table added after it ends. That means players who make a final table can come back later to review it, while other users can browse by event or check newly completed action after major tournament series. The company says the tool is meant to help people study bet sizing, preflop aggression, all-in ranges, folds, bluffs and how stack depths and table dynamics change the way players respond. It also frames the feature as a way to give tournament action a second life after the result is official, rather than just leaving winners with a static screenshot.

King’s Resort in Rozvadov has unveiled the King’s Million European Poker Championship, a new festival set for Sept. 16-Oct. 6 that carries more than €10 million in total guarantees. The headliner is a €5 million Super Main Event with a €1,150 buy-in, giving the room a big autumn anchor after WSOP Europe left town.

As reported in August, King’s Resort had already lined up the IPS Summer Edition for late summer, and the new championship takes over the main autumn calendar. PokerTube frames the series as the resort’s answer to WSOP Europe’s move to Prague, after the autumn stop had run in Rozvadov every year from 2017 through 2025 before shifting this spring into a March-to-April window. Federico Brunato told the outlet that many operators do not fully understand what players are really looking for, and argued that communities are built around the experience, not the number attached to it.

That shift was already visible in the 2026 WSOP Europe schedule, which ran from March 31 through April 12 with 15 bracelet events. PokerTube says the Prague debut drew a 2,617-entry Main Event, more than triple the previous high of 817, and generated a €13.085 million prize pool. Across the full 15-event festival, 15,779 entries came from more than 80 countries and total prizes reached €39.5 million.

The King’s Million schedule is built around a string of side events as well. PokerNews lists a €250 Mini Main Event with a €1 million guarantee, a €400 Deepstack with €300,000 guaranteed, a €1,000 Mystery Bounty on Sept. 23 with a €1.5 million guarantee, and Omaha events that include a €1,500 European Poker Championship PLO and a €3,000 PLO High Roller, both set at €500,000 guaranteed. Later in the month, the €600 Monsterstack starts on Sept. 27 with a €1 million guarantee, six regular starting flights and a Flip and Go Pineapple route into Day 2 on Sept. 30. PokerTube says four more guaranteed events round out the schedule, ranging from a fast-paced bounty format to a tournament reserved for players 50 and older.

The Super Main Event begins on Sept. 30 and runs through Oct. 4, with seven regular starting flights plus a Flip and Go Pineapple option. PokerNews says the EPC continues into the first week of October with a €500,000 guaranteed EPC Masters and a €100,000 guaranteed Closer, while PokerTube adds that satellites into the Super Main are already running and that King’s Resort’s September slate includes the German Poker Tour and Ola Poker Tour earlier in the month, putting roughly €10.8 million in guarantees in play across Rozvadov that month alone.

RunGood Poker Series is bringing its Mississippi Poker Championship stop to Horseshoe Casino Tunica from Sept. 15-20. Listed on RunGood’s schedule page as the Mississippi State Championships, the six-day series features nine trophy events, more than $100,000 in combined guarantees, and a four-flight Main Event with a $50,000 guarantee.

RunGood had a Passport Season stop at Tunica in March, and the posted schedule now shows how the week unfolds. Sept. 15 opens with a $250 Seniors Championship with a $10,000 guarantee, a $65 satellite into the PLO Championship, and a $150 Tag Team NLHE Championship with a $5,000 guarantee.

The next day brings a $250 PLO Championship with a $10,000 guarantee, a $65 satellite into the Monster Stack Championship, and a $150 Big Bounty Championship with a $5,000 guarantee. Sept. 17 adds a $250 Monster Stack Championship with a $10,000 guarantee, a $95 satellite into the Mississippi State NLHE Championship, and a $250 6-Max NLHE Championship with a $10,000 guarantee.

The Main Event starts on Sept. 18 with Flight A and Flight B of the $400 Mississippi State NLHE Championship, each carrying a $50,000 guarantee. Sept. 19 adds Flights C and D, plus a $250 Ladies Championship with a $5,000 guarantee, before Sept. 20 wraps with the Day 2 restart and a $250 Turbo NLHE Championship with a $10,000 guarantee.

PokerNews will provide live reporting coverage of the Main Event beginning Sept. 18 at Horseshoe Casino Tunica. PokerTube says it will also follow the full series with daily recaps and hand reports through the crowning of a champion at Horseshoe Tunica.

This is RunGood’s third scheduled visit to Horseshoe Tunica in 2026. PokerTube says the series already had a Passport Season stop there in March, and it says another Golden Expedition series is scheduled for November, keeping the casino in regular rotation for the tour.

The Tunica Main Event has a recent benchmark too. When RunGood last ran its main event there in fall 2025, Carl Masters beat a 645-entry field to win $60,251 after defeating Rafael Lopez heads-up. Results from the upcoming stop will also feed into the RunGood Player of the Year standings for the 2026/27 season, and the Mississippi State Championship winner will earn a seat at the 2026 Dream Seat Invitational later this year.

Station Casinos has started keeping phones off the poker table at its Las Vegas rooms, and at Boulder Station the posted rule also bars card protectors and other electronics. Players can still use their phones, but they cannot leave them sitting on the table.

According to Card Player, the rule applies across the company’s Las Vegas poker rooms, including Red Rock Resort, Boulder Station, Santa Fe Station and Green Valley Ranch. Station Casinos has 17 properties in Southern Nevada, and Green Valley Ranch reopened its poker room at the end of last year. PokerNews reported last month that Red Rock had already adopted a partial phone ban, with calls forbidden while seated and phones barred during a hand.

The move comes as poker rooms in Las Vegas have been tightening security around possible hidden-camera cheating. Card Player pointed to a 2024 Europe case in which authorities arrested a duo after a player used a microscopic camera on the side of his phone to look beneath the dealer’s pitch, while an accomplice watched a video feed and relayed card information through an earpiece. The article said that kind of setup had crossed into the U.S., and that removing electronics from the rail or the felt would help protect players from a similar ring.

Card Player said there have been no confirmed reports of recent cheating in Las Vegas. As reported in August, South Point switched its poker room to slide dealing, where dealers slide cards instead of pitching them, as another way to make exposed-card cheating harder.

RunGood Poker Series is taking its Golden Expedition to Downstream Casino Resort for RGPS Golden Expedition Joplin, a Sept. 15-20 stop built around a $700 Main Event with a $150,000 guarantee.

It will be on site to live report the Main Event action in Joplin.

The series opens on Sept. 15 with a $300 Seniors Ring Event and a $300 Opening Day Ring event.

The $300 PokerNews PowerStack begins its first of three flights on Sept. 17 and carries a $25,000 guarantee. The $700 Main Event also starts on Sept. 17, with four starting flights on the schedule, and it plays down to a winner on Sept. 20.

The closing day also includes a $400 Black Chip Bounty NLH Ring Event, which wraps the festival. A $150 Flip and Go is listed on demand throughout the series as well.

The Joplin stop comes after an earlier RGPS Passport Joplin Main Event drew 752 runners and generated a $379,760 prize pool. Cody Hughey beat William Romine heads-up there to win $67,940 and his first RunGood title, while Kyle McConnell, William Margo and Jeff Copeland were among the final-table finishers noted in the earlier report.