News Article Results
by Erik Fast | Published: Dec 18, '22
Just 37 players are left from the record-setting field of 2,960 entries made in the 2022 World Poker Tour World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas after the completion of day 4. The remaining contenders have all locked up at least $99,600 for making it this far, but surely have their eyes on the title and […]
by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Jul 15, '26
Joshua Wang beat Erik Seidel heads-up to win a $3,000 six-handed PLO event, and Garrett Dwire claimed the bracelet in the $500 summer saver.
by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Oct 02, '25
Martin Kabrhel won his fifth career bracelet while Tobias Peters secured his second as the latest champions at the 2025 WSOP Europe festival.
by Erik Fast | Published: Aug 12, '25
Lebanon's Moussa Ahmad won the first event of the 2025 Onyx Club Super High Roller Series, besting 510 entries to earn $1 million in Cyprus.
by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: Nov 04, '24
Kayhan Mokri – Photo Credit: Triton Super High Roller Series Kayhan Mokri is the latest big winner at the Triton Super High Roller Series hosted at Sporting Monte-Carlo on Nov. 3. This was the second tournament of 14 scheduled over the next two weeks in one of the most exclusive enclaves in Europe. Mokri is […]
Magazine Article Results
by Card Player News Team | Published: May 22, '24
Rank Player Earnings 1 Alex Kulev $9,969,454 2 Dimitar Danchev $9,040,137 3 Ognyan Dimov $5,938,226 4 Fahredin Mustafov $5,779,739 5 Boris Kolev $3,513,426 6 Yuliyan Nikolaev Kolev $3,269,952 7 Krasimir Yankov $3,048,711 8 Simeon Naydenov $2,640,390 9 Yulian Bogdanov $2,405,943 10 Lachezar Petkov $2,335,623 When it comes to talent, Bulgaria might be slept on as […]
by Erik Fast | Published: Apr 13, '23
Lautaro Guerra Cabrerizo quite simply dominated the PokerGO Tour Pot-Limit Omaha Series. The online high-stakes cash game player and PLO specialist won three of the nine events offered during the inaugural running of this PGT PLO festival at the PokerGO Studio inside the ARIA Resort & Casino, cashing for a total of $1,067,150 along the […]
by Erik Fast | Published: Dec 13, '18
Jack Sinclair finished eighth in the 2017 World Series of Poker main event for $1,200,000. Just a year and a few months later, the British poker pro found himself at another WSOP main event final table, this time in the 2018 WSOP Europe €10,350 buy-in no-limit hold’em main event. The second time was the charm […]