Jake Mitchell is the Director of Climate Tech Innovation at Trellis Group. He focuses on climate tech startups, investors, and corporate venture groups, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental themes. Jake has been featured in various publications, including JD Supra, Climate & Capital Media, and GreenBiz Group.
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Jake Mitchell's coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly analyzing events and making announcements. He seems to be interested in investment analysis related to sports as well. If you have insights into the future of college football teams, potential transfers, or investment opportunities within the context of collegiate sports programs, Jake would likely find your input valuable.
Given his focus on a specific segment of American football and related events, he may appreciate commentary from individuals with direct knowledge of the sport’s inner workings such as coaches or former players who can provide unique perspectives on recent developments.
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By: Jake Mitchell
Eight hundred and forty-four entries, a €2,046,700 prize pool, and a heads-up battle against Natasha Mercier — that was the gauntlet Scott Margereson navigated to win the €2,700 EPT Second Chance at the 2026 PokerStars European Poker Tour Barcelona festival, a victory that pushed the United Kingdom pro past $5 million in live tournament earnings, according to PokerNews.
By: Jake Mitchell
Fabiano Kovalski claimed €385,430 in total prize money — bounties included — after winning the €3,250 EPT Mystery Bounty event at EPT Barcelona on August 27, 2026, a result that PokerNews reported extended a remarkable pattern of success for the player at that specific festival. According to PokerNews, five of Kovalski’s six biggest live cashes have come in Barcelona following the victory.
By: Jake Mitchell
Topping a field of 2,699 entries to claim a $1,538,430 prize pool, Antonio Galiana secured his third WSOP bracelet by winning the $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH event at GGPoker, according to PokerNews. Galiana collected $155,340 in total earnings including bounties, defeating Brazil’s Jonatas Gomes heads-up — Gomes taking home $108,380 as the runner-up.
By: Jake Mitchell
With more than 42,000 entries processed across dozens of Phase 1 flights and Day 2 scheduled for September 6, PokerStars’ Sunday Million 20th Anniversary event is deep into its qualification window — and the field is building fast. The tournament carries a $109 buy-in and a $5 million guarantee, structured as a progressive knockout phased event, according to PokerNews.
By: Jake Mitchell
Entering EPT Barcelona in second place on the High leaderboard, Klemens Roiter made the most of his time in Spain — winning both a €25,000 and a €10,000 event and finishing runner-up in another, according to PokerNews. The results were enough to vault him to the top of the 2026 PokerStars Live League’s High tier, where he now holds 6,774.01 points and a lead of more than 1,600 points over second-placed Enrico Camosci.
By: Jake Mitchell
Chess.com has moved into the poker world with Gambit, a free-to-use platform designed to teach the game rather than monetise it — no real-money gambling, no rake. PokerNews reported on the launch, describing Chess.com as a popular chess website with millions of daily users that has now built out a dedicated poker product carrying its own distinct identity.
By: Jake Mitchell
Riding momentum from what PokerNews described as the Unibet Open’s largest Paris field to date earlier in 2026, the tour shifts to Morocco for a packed 11-day festival running September 24 through October 4 at Casino de Marrakech. More than 30 tournaments are on the schedule, spanning buy-ins from satellite entries up to a MAD 25,000 Super High Roller, with two flagship events anchoring either end of the run.
By: Jake Mitchell
Eleven final tables without a title had defined Klemens Roiter’s Triton Super High Roller Series career — until Jeju II. The Austrian claimed the Event #2: $20K NLH 8-Handed trophy and $771,000 in prize money, according to PokerNews, completing a victory that required surviving a near-elimination before outlasting a surging Alejandro Lococo in heads-up play.
By: Jake Mitchell
Outlasting a field of 1,022 players across four continent-restricted Day 1 flights, Joao Hayashi has claimed his first World Series of Poker bracelet, according to PokerNews. The win came in Event #15: $1,000 Rounder Cup Battle of the Continents at the 2026 WSOP Online on GGPoker, where Hayashi earned $164,990 from a total prize pool of $970,900.
By: Jake Mitchell
A field of 55,444 entries and a prize pool of $5,544,400 set the stage for the PokerStars Sunday Million 20th Anniversary event, and when the last card was dealt, it was Belarusian player ‘AHTOCb’ left standing with the title and $255,336 in first-place prize money, according to PokerNews.
