Adrian Mateos, one of the elite poker players, won his sixth WSOP bracelet and over $10 million in tournament earnings in 2026. He defeated top players like Brynn Kenney and Phil Ivey in high-stakes events.
Calvin Anderson secured his sixth WSOP bracelet and second Razz Championship title, earning $357,026 and surpassing Phil Hellmuth's record.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has launched WSOP+ membership and WSOP Academy to enhance player experience and skills. The Academy app is free and offers gamified poker training.
Matthew Moss and Eddie Blumenthal secured their first World Series of Poker bracelets in separate events, with Moss winning the $800 no-limit hold’em Deepstack and Blumenthal taking the $2,500 Mixed Omaha.
Daniel Aharoni, a high-stakes cash game player from New York, won the 2026 World Series of Poker $10,000 Big O Championship, earning $861,287 and 1,800 Card Player Player of the Year points.
The Amber Poker Championship 39 Grand Final is set to take place from December 4-14 in Kaliningrad, Russia. The event will feature a Mega Accumulator tournament with a guarantee of 10,000,000 rubles and various other exciting tournaments.
Adrian Mateos secured his sixth bracelet at the prestigious Mega High Roller tournament, which has been a highlight of the World Series since 2021. The tournament attracted top players and intense competition.
The WSOP has announced significant changes to its Poker Hall of Fame induction process, aiming to induct more deserving players. Fans can now nominate their favorite players, and the voting process has been revamped to include more inductees.
Juan Rodriguez, a Peruvian-born poker player, won the WSOP Seniors High Roller tournament, earning $637,011 and his first WSOP bracelet. He outlasted 844 players over four days to claim the victory.