Tony G wins the €25k Triton Short-Deck event at partypoker MILLIONS Europe
Tony G takes down the €25,300 Triton Short-Deck event during the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Europe event in Rozvadov with Yake Wu finishing second.
Tony G takes down the €25,300 Triton Short-Deck event during the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Europe event in Rozvadov with Yake Wu finishing second.
We learn the name of the Oregon poker player embroiled in a piracy scandal, how Tony G lost his bid to remain a Member of European Parliament and more.
This Sunday, poker pro and politician Tony G, whose real name is Antanas Guoga, turns the ripe old age of 45 and partypoker will throw a treat.
The Stars Group owned PokerNews has been partly revealed as true after iBus Media held a company-wide conference call this morning.
Member of European Parliament, and part-time kick ass poker player, Tony G, is on the board of advisors for a new bank specialising in cryptocurrency.
The partypoker Million in Sochi, Russia, has attracted 1,170 participants, and Tony G is not amongst them after the Russian government banned him.
Nordic online betting operator Betsson acquires Tony G's TonyBet brand in order to boost its presence in Lithuania and other Baltic markets.
In this week's Calling the Clock we bring you a full round-up of all the major headlines from WSOP another European withdrawal from PokerStars, and a new challenge for Tony G.
Tony G, former God of poker, has taken the tough decision to turn his back on home country to run for the position as leader of the UKIP.
European Parliament member, Tony G, has challenged the UK Independence Party leader, Nigel Farage, to a £1m charitable Brexit bet.