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by Erik Fast | Published: Nov 20, '23

Joshua Reichard is now tied with Maurice Hawkins for second place on the World Series of Poker Circuit all-time titles leaderboard. The 32-year-old poker pro from Janesville, Wisconsin secured his 15th WSOPC ring by taking down a $400 buy-in no-limit hold’em event on Saturday, Nov. 18 at the WSOPC Grand Victoria Casino stop in Elgin, […]

by Erik Fast | Published: Aug 18, '23

Ari Engel won two World Series of Poker Circuit gold rings in consecutive events at the 2023 WSOP Circuit Graton Casino stop in Northern California. His back-to-back victories were enough to move him into a tie with Maurice Hawkins atop the tour’s titles leaderboard, with both players having come out on top in 15 WSOPC […]

by Erik Fast | Published: May 16, '23

Maurice Hawkins sat alone atop the World Series of Poker Circuit titles leaderboard for more than three years after winning his then-record-setting 14th WSOPC gold ring in a $400 buy-in event at the 2020 WSOPC Choctaw series. On April 17, 2023, Josh Reichard took down the WSOPC Grand Victoria Casino main event to secure his […]

by Erik Fast | Published: Sep 14, '26

Brazil's Joao Simao topped a record 173-entry field in the $200,000 Triton Jeju Invitational to earn $7.25 million.

by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Sep 08, '26

Oklahoma's Eric and Lauren Bunch thrived at a World Series of Poker stop in Tulsa, winning four WSOP Circuit rings across nine final table appearances.

by Erik Fast | Published: Sep 05, '26

Alexandros Theologis earned his first Triton Poker title and $642,000 in Jeju, defeating 206 entries in the $15,000 buy-in kickoff event.

by Steve Schult | Published: Sep 01, '26

In response to several cheating scandals, poker rooms at Station Casinos in Las Vegas implemented strict rules regarding electronic devices.

by Erik Fast | Published: Sep 01, '26

Matthew Higgins captured his 10th WSOP Circuit ring by winning the Horseshoe Tunica main event for $110,851, topping a field of 367 entries.

by Erik Fast | Published: Aug 31, '26

Fabiano Kovalski won the €10,300 high roller at EPT Barcelona for $843,645 two days after taking down the festival's €3,250 mystery bounty event.

by Erik Fast | Published: Aug 29, '26

Manuel Ferrari outlasted 1,823 entries in the 2026 EPT Barcelona main event to claim his first major title and $1.2 million.