

Matthew Higgins Wins 10th WSOP Circuit Ring in Tunica
Matthew Higgins added another significant victory to his poker career by winning the 2026 WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Tunica $1,700 main event. This triumph marks his 10th WSOP Circuit ring, with three of those wins coming in WSOPC main events.
Higgins bested a field of 367 entries to earn $110,851 and the hardware. This victory has propelled him to 111th place in the 2026 Card Player Player of the Year standings presented by CoinPoker. Among those that ran deep were Yuval Bronshtein (15th), Nicholas Rigby (8th), and David Moses (5th).
Higgins' consistent performance has been remarkable, and his latest win is a testament to his skill and dedication. With this victory, Higgins has now won 10 WSOP Circuit rings, solidifying his status as one of the top players in the circuit.
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