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by Erik Fast | Published: Feb 23, '26

Huge turnout for $1,110 buy-in event in Milwaukee builds $1,729,950 prize pool, with Illinois native Jorden Helstern earning $239,788 as the champion.

by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: Oct 14, '25

St. Louis resident Merritt Kuhn overcame a massive field in an MSPT tournament at FireKeepers Casino in Michigan to earn $339,115.

by Erik Fast | Published: Apr 14, '25

Home-state hero Bee Yang took down the 2025 Major Series of Poker Tour Minnesota Poker State Championship at Running Aces Casino & Racetrack. The event attracted 1,004 total entries at $1,110 a pop, resulting in a prize pool of $972,380. After three starting flights and one long playdown day, Yang emerged victorious with the title […]

by Ryan Lucchesi | Published: May 19, '25

Corey Wick won his first Major Series of Poker: The Tour title by taking down the MSPT Michigan Poker State Championship hosted at FireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek on May 18. He topped over 3,000 opponents to win a huge prize worth $397,587 for the victory. That big score makes up the majority of the nearly half million in career tournament […]

by Erik Fast | Published: Jul 04, '26

A massive cooler went down on Day 1B of the 2026 WSOP Main Event involving Boris Vaynberg, Niklas Deitmer, and Sarah Jackman.

by Erik Fast | Published: Jul 04, '26

Polish prodigy Dzmitry Urbanovich broke through for his first bracelet with a 2026 WSOP $10,000 eight-game championship victory for $431,260.

by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Jul 04, '26

In recent World Series of Poker action, Asi Moshe won his fifth career bracelet, Daisuke Ogita became a mini main millionaire, and Patrick Stacey won a mixed triple draw event.

by Erik Fast | Published: Jul 04, '26

Michael Mizrachi talks partying until 9 AM before the WSOP Main Event, underground cruise ship games, and more on the Deep Cuts podcast.

by Card Player News Team | Published: Jul 04, '26

ACR Poker has announced its biggest Venom ever with two events combining for $15 million in guaranteed prize pools.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Jul 03, '26

Former NBA player Malik Beasley, along with a former teammate and others, has been indicted on charges related to fixing games.