#world-poker-tour

#world-poker-tour

Artem Vezhenkov won the 2025 Mike Sexton Champions Cup, earning $390,650 and marking his first major tournament victory.

Yunkyu Song won Season 22 World Poker Tour Player of the Year with five cashes and three final tables, accumulating nearly $1.5 million in career earnings.

The Ultimate Stack showcases the World Poker Tour Championship, highlighting unique player stories and the highs and lows of tournament poker.

Kevin Rabichow won the 2024 World Poker Tour Playground Championship, earning $152,006 and marking his first major live tournament victory.

Dylan Smith won the Rock'n'Roll Poker Open, claiming $662,200 and achieving redemption just 188 days after finishing fifth in another major event.

Scott Stewart won the $10,000 World Poker Tour World Championship and followed it with two more titles in six weeks, amassing 21 overall.

Travis Egbert achieved a significant milestone in 2024 with a $684,684 victory at the WPT Alpha8 high roller, marking a career breakthrough.

The World Poker Tour concluded its 22nd season and announced plans for an exciting 23rd season across four continents.

The 2024 WPT World Championship exemplified the high stakes and competitive spirit of poker, attracting a record number of entries and a massive prize pool.

The 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship achieved a prize pool exceeding $2 million, with Sergio Soto winning the top prize of $318,623.

The 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas features no guarantee for the main event and introduces a record-setting freeroll tournament.

Scott Stewart won the World Poker Tour Championship at Wynn Las Vegas, taking home a $2.6 million prize.

Adam Hendrix claimed victory in the $3,000 no-limit hold'em event, earning a personal best of $629,000.

The 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship will take place from Dec. 14-21, with a significant change regarding the absence of a prize guarantee.

The 2024 World Poker Tour Championship featured a record $5 million freeroll event, highlighting the growing prestige and excitement of poker tournaments.

The 2024 World Poker Tour Championship had no guarantee but still attracted nearly 3,000 entries, resulting in a $23 million prize pool.

This year's World Poker Tour Championship achieved a substantial $23.4 million prize pool despite not having a guarantee, amidst major tournament competition.