The champion who won the least money, but drew an ace and took the trophy – CodigoPoker
Andrew Chang reached the final deal as the shortest stack and took the smallest prize among the five players who made a deal.
Andrew Chang reached the final deal as the shortest stack and took the smallest prize among the five players who made a deal.
The leader of the Potomac Summer Poker Open Super Seniors gave up thousands of dollars, the short stack doubled his prize, and everyone was able to leave the casino at a reasonable hour.
Family stories in poker often leave unforgettable moments. This time it was Josh Reichard who knocked out his own father before winning a new title, in a scene that recalled a very well-known episode for the Latin audience.
The room led by Doug Polk will reopen its doors on May 26 after more than two months of uncertainty, investigations, and millions of dollars confiscated.
Six Latin players advanced to Day 3 of the WPT Poker Showdown Championship, where 80 players remain in the running.
The Argentine Ariel Mantel, who just over a month ago had triumphed in Las Vegas, celebrated again in the United States.
With 121 events and more than US$16 million guaranteed, it is an ideal option for those traveling for the poker world championship and looking for more volume, better prices, and big prizes.
The highlight will be the US$10.400 Wynn Summer Championship, which promises to be the great prelude to the WSOP Main Event.
The player from California achieved the most important title of his career in one of the major events in Las Vegas. Among the winners are two Latinos.
Francisco de Beláustegui celebrated at the Wynn Millions 2026, achieving the first Latin title of the festival in Las Vegas.