The PokerStars.net Million Dollar Challenge is adding some new faces to the ‘roster’ this week, and I for one am looking forward to it. Super-model Joanna Krupa, and this year’s World Series of Poker main event champion, Joe Cada, will be added to the festivities. Krupa will join as a teammate to Tito Ortiz as they try to defend against the contestants. While Joe Cada will try to keep contestants from getting their shot to play heads up against ‘Kid Poker’, Daniel Negreanu. Although Cada is the main event champion, I have a feeling all eyes will be on super-model Joanna Krupa.

Day 2 of the European Poker Tour Prague is complete, and Yann Brosolo has chip lead heading into Day 3. Brosolo is heading into to Day 3 with 574,000 in chips, and a comfortable chip lead as he looks to make it through the rest of the field. Along with Brosolo, there are 95 players left in the tournament, and only 80 spots get into the money. When day 3 kicks off tomorrow 15 players will take the walk of shame as the bubble will be busted. Marc Gork who was the chip leader at the beginning of the day saw his whole stack disappear as he was eliminated on Day 2. The action will heat up tomorrow when the players return to the felt.

Cake Poker is giving their players a Christmas to remember. Take part in this year’s Reindeer Games for your shot at a mega flat-screen TV, seats to the World Series of Poker, and even tickets to the Super Bowl (BROWNS will not be apart of the deal). Reindeer Games takes place between the 20th and 27th of December. Plus, when you play in the Reindeer Games, you will automatically be enter into Cake Poker’s $10,000 Freeroll. Make sure you don’t miss out on this one of a kind promotion from Cake Poker.

The PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour started Day 1b as players once again hit the felt in Sidney. A total of 109 players showed for day 1b, and it didn’t take long for players to find out who they would be chasing. That player goes by the name of Leo Boxell. Boxell ended the day with 148,000 in chips as he mowed down the competition. Boxell isn’t exactly a household name around the world, but he has a familiar face when it comes to Aussie tournaments. Day 1c is set to kick off on Thursday, and day 1c is expected to have more entrants than the previous days.

The past couple of weeks has been a wild ride for Isildur1, the unknown Swede, as he just recently took another $1.6 million hit. Once again Isildur1 sat down to play Ilari “Ziigmund” Sahamies, and Sahamies ended up taking the biggest pot the two have ever had. The $708,000 pot was shipped to Sahamies as Isildur1 bluffed the majority of his stack away with a measly pair of threes; to bad for him Sahamies was waiting with his king high flush. Isildur1 hit another rough patch when he sat down to play Brian Townsend. Townsend took $215,000 off Isildur1 in one hand as Isildur1’s wrap couldn’t connect to knock off Townsend’s aces. More information to come on the Isildur1 roller coaster.