PokerStars is at it again, this time innovating the game of poker by adding an insurance option to some of its play money cash tables.

You can see exactly how it works below or read more about it on pokerfuse.

All-in Cash Out lets players in an all-in situation with no more action pending get cash equal to their hand’s equity by paying a 1% administrative fee and giving up their hand. If after buying the insurance their hand wins, PokerStars gets the pot, but if the hand loses, PokerStars takes the loss instead.

The new feature recently debuted at selected 6-handed No Limit Hold’em tables and it is slated to hit Pot Limit Omaha and No Limit 6+ Hold’em cash games soon.

Eventually, All-in Cash Out is expected to make it to the real money games in jurisdictions that allow it.

The £1 million buy-in Triton Million charity event enters Day 2 and you can watch it for free on PokerGO.

In this pros vs businessmen (and one businesswoman) event, its full-time businessman and part time poker player Bill Perkins with the chiplead.

36 players of the 54 entrants will take to the felt to start Day 2 with only the final 11 making the money. A min-cash is worth £1.1 million with £19 million up top.

While you can’t watch it here, you can catch the action on PokerGo by clicking here but stay away from social media because this tournament is on a delay.

Triton Poker’s £1 million buy-in event “Triton Million – A Helping Hand for Charity Event” has now officially gone down in history to become the largest poker tournament outside the WSOP Main Events.

Taking place at the London Hilton Hotel at Park Lane, the charity event features a record-breaking £1,050,000 buy-in which equates to approximately $1.2 million, making it the most expensive buy-in in USD and only the fifth seven-figure buy-in event ever.

54 players signed up for this iconic event, meaning the event generated a staggering £54 million—almost $66 million when measured in dollars. The event raised £2.7 million for charity cause thanks to £50,000 entry fee taken from each player’s entry.

Triton Million London event becomes the sixth-largest prize pool in the history of poker (as per the Wikipedia ) and the largest poker tournament outside the WSOP.

The winner of this historic event is set to receive £19 million—which equates to $23 million in USD—the biggest first prize for any poker tournament. 11 players will make the money.

The previous record for the largest first prize payout belongs to another seven-figure buy-in $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop held in 2012. Antonio Esfandiari took down the event for $18.3 million.

At the time of writing, two players have already hit the rails including the legendary and brand ambassador of Triton Poker Tom Dwan. Rick Salomon was the first player to be eliminated.

Watch the action with 30-minute delay here

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Have you ever wanted to know why Daniel “Jungleman” Cates was dubbed Jungleman in the first place?

Over in Instagram, Cates shares the story about his infamous moniker.

The real story is that when I first played poker, I was a lot different of a person. I was very unkempt, had longer hair, and seemed like a bizarre person. I think at some level that my opponents called me “jungleman” as kind of a way to mock me for these reasons.

That’s the précis, but if you click through on the Instagram and read the top comment, there’s a lot more:

If you are looking for more on Jungleman, check out this video from the World Series of Poker.

Cates is one of best high roller poker players in the world and will be headed to the £1,050,000 buy-in Triton Million: a Helping Hand for Charity tournament that will play host to some of the best poker players in the world.

The event is an invitational and will be held at London Hilton on Park Lane on August 1 to 3.