It was another successful Sunday for online poker, and ‘dapalma150’ takes the days biggest cash prize. And he finished the tournament in 2nd place. ’Dapalma150’ finished 2nd in the PokerStars Sunday Million where he earned a hefty prize of $206,512.78. He was able to do so, because a deal was made when there were three players remaining. Dapalma150, hassan77, and moorzer all made the deal then proceeded to play it out for the remaining $30,000. Hassan77 won the additional $30K, and the tournament, but the top prize of the day still went to Michael ’Dapalma150’ Palma.

World Poker Tour’s stop at Bellagio is heading into Day 5, and players will resume play today (Friday). With only 16 players remaining the intensity is defiantly going to pick up within the poker room. Curt Kohlbeg is currently in first place with a chip stack of 2,856,000. Scotty Nguyen, Josh Arieh, Faraz Jaka, and John Juanda are still in the hunt as well; as Juanda is currently sitting in 4th place with 1,851,000 in chips. The winner will walk away with over $1.4 million, and the World Poker Tour title. Check back with Poker777 for all the up to date news, and information.

The recently launched PokerStars tour, The Australia New Zealand Poker Tour, that started back in February is adding a few more stops for the second season. After much success with this tour, PokerStars decided to add some tour stops, and create more events for the upcoming season. The second season of the ANZPT will include stops in Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Queenstown. PokerStars has be feeling confident with this tour, or any tour that is that has the PokerStars name on it. The most popular online poker room is expanding to the real life tables.

Full Tilt Poker introduces the ‘Big Little Tournament’, perhaps a spin off to the movie ‘Little Big League’ (though odds point to no). The Big Little Tournaments are set to take place in January, where a combined $1,000,000 in prize money will be up for grabs. The Big Little Tournament will come in four different tournaments, and they’ll be on the first four Sundays in January. Each tournament will have a guaranteed prize pool of $250,000, and players will happy to hear that the entry fee is only $5+.50. And if that isn’t good enough, players can satellite into the tournaments for as low as $0.50.

If you are unfamiliar, “Face the Ace” is an NBC program in which average Joes like me and you have an opportunity at big time cash. The contestant must defeat professionals in heads up play in order to win the money. That’s exactly what Brian Twitty did. Brian Twitty, a real estate appraiser, defeated Jennifer Harman on his was to a $40,000 payday. Enough money to make the holidays a little more merry. Twitty did have the option of forgoing the $40,000, and play another pro for a shot at $200,000. He respectively declined the offer, and went home with a cool $40K.