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Top 10 breakout players from the 2026 WSOP
9/7/2026 Poker pro Tadas Peckaitis discusses how the 2026 WSOP produced breakout performances from rising stars and long-time veterans, with Lucas Jumalon leading the way after winning the Main Event. |
Delaware Park casino dealer to compete on national stage
8/31/2026 New Castle, Delaware, native Brianna Busch will head to Las Vegas later this month to represent Delaware Park Casino & Racing and her home state in the G2E Dealer Championship. |
Top 10 moments from the 2026 WSOP
8/31/2026 For all of you who were too busy to keep track of everything that was happening throughout the summer, here is a quick rundown of the top 10 moments of the 2026 WSOP. |
Rivers Casino Schenectady to host 4th Annual Electric City Poker Series
8/28/2026 Running from 14-27 September, the series will feature 12 trophy events and eight satellites in the Rivers Casino Poker Room and Van Slyck’s, with more than $420,000 in total guaranteed prize pools. |
Brian Luo wins WSOP Circuit Main Event in Atlantic City
8/27/2026 The Philadelphia native outlasted a field of 698 players to capture his second WSOP Circuit ring and $189,145. |
Caesars Virginia to welcome The World Series Of Poker Circuit
8/21/2026 Taking place 3-14 September, the series will bring players from across the region and beyond to Danville to compete in 18 official WSOP Circuit Ring Events and more than $1.5 million in guaranteed prize pools. |
Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open announces Big 4 winners
8/14/2026 With 1,143 entries in the Big 4 events at the Florida casino, the total cash payouts topped more than $5 million, including Joe McKeehen winning the SHRPO Championship and claiming $462,600. |
22-year-old Lucas Jumalon wins the 2026 WSOP Main Event
8/6/2026 The 22 year-old hailing from Spokane, Washington emerged victorious at Horseshoe Las Vegas, securing the $10,000,000 first-place prize and outlasting a field of 9,208. |
WSOP VP on the 20,000-pound gorilla, the unicorn and 22 Main Events
8/5/2026 From the new “mothership” set to the shot clock debate, longtime executive Jack Effel reflects on another record-breaking and memorable World Series of Poker. |
Jason Koon earns induction into the Poker Hall of Fame
8/4/2026 The West Virginia native became the only 2026 candidate to receive the required two-thirds majority of 33 votes from living inductees, securing his place among the game's all-time greats. |