The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has announced the initial dates for its 2023 event, which will take place from May 30 to July 18, 2023. The 2023 WSOP will be the 54th annual running of the event and will feature two new events: the Gladiators of Poker and the Ultra Stack.
Robbi Jade Lew, known for her controversial win with J4 offsuit, was eliminated from the WPT World Championship by Martin Jacobson. The hand that sparked cheating allegations has made another appearance.
Jason Koon defeated Sean Winter heads-up to win the PokerGO Tour (PGT) Championship and the $500,000 prize. The season-ending event featured top players like Stephen Chidwick and Benny Glaser.
Eliot Hudon secured a massive $4,136,000 after winning the WPT World Championship, defeating Benny Glaser in a thrilling heads-up battle.
The WPT 2022 championship tournament, held at the Wynn hotel and casino in Las Vegas, attracted 2,960 participants and offered seven-figure prizes. Elliot Hadon emerged victorious, winning $4.1 million.
Jordan Saccucci emerged victorious in the EPT Prague Main Event, securing €913,250. The event saw 1,267 entries and a prize pool of €6,144,950.
Giya Shukhulia from Kazan reached the final table of the Prime Championship at the Wynn casino in Las Vegas but was eliminated early. Steven Song emerged victorious.
Adrian Mateos secured the EPT Prague €25k High Roller title, defeating Alex Kulev in a heads-up showdown. Only 8 players entered the tournament, with one rebuy.
The World Poker Tour (WPT) series brought excitement and controversy, with notable players like Eric Persson and Rampage making headlines. The main event had a massive prize pool, and there were significant discussions about fair play and investor refunds.