Jesse Lonis Bets on Himself to Win WSOP Main Event

Jesse Lonis Bets on Himself to Win WSOP Main Event

The current GPI Player of the Year is optimistic he’ll be able to take down the event Jesse Lonis, the reigning GPI Player of the Year and current frontrunner for 2025, has placed an audacious bet on himself to win the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. Lonis agreed to a $2,000 wager at

PokerGo Founder Captures First-Ever WSOP Bracelet

PokerGo Founder Captures First-Ever WSOP Bracelet

Cary Katz has finally broken the spell and picked up his first WSOP bracelet title Cary Katz, the founder of PokerGO and a prominent figure in high-stakes poker tournaments, has secured his first-ever World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet. After years of near misses, including three runner-up finishes, Katz clinched victory in the 2025 $2,500

Martin Kabrhel Now Leading the WSOP POY Race

Martin Kabrhel Now Leading the WSOP POY Race

Shipping the $1,000 Mini Main Event put the controversial Czech player on top Martin Kabrhel has officially taken over the top spot in the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Player of the Year race after a massive victory in the $1,000 Mini Main Event. The Czech poker pro captured his fourth career WSOP bracelet—and

Jonathan Tamayo Flips His Way to WSOP Main Event Seat

Jonathan Tamayo Flips His Way to WSOP Main Event Seat

The “All-In Flipament” has proven to be lucky for the Texas-based poker pro Jonathan Tamayo, the defending World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champion, has locked up his seat in this year’s $10,000 tournament in unconventional fashion. Instead of buying in directly, Tamayo secured his spot through a $160 online satellite event known as

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