

Poker Pro Josh Reichard Defeats His Own Father En Route to Tournament Victory
Josh Reichard, a seasoned poker pro from Wisconsin, recently secured a significant victory in the poker world. He won the $1,110 no-limit hold’em Major Series of Poker: The Tour Iowa State Poker Championship event, earning $111,942 and his third MSPT main event title.
One of the most notable moments of the tournament was when Reichard defeated his own father, Brett Reichard, with A♣K♣ holding against K♠8♣. This family face-off added an extra layer of excitement to the event.
With this victory, Reichard secured 840 Card Player Player of the Year points, bringing his total to 4,724 points. This places him in 11th in the 2026 POY standings presented by CoinPoker. His impressive performance continues to solidify his status as one of the top players in the poker circuit.
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