WSOP Main Champ Daniel Weinman: A Journey to Victory with the Help of Friends
Daniel Weinman won the 2023 WSOP Main Event with the support of his friends and family. Read about his journey to victory and how he almost didn’t play in the tournament.
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Meet The Final Table of the 2023 WSOP Main Event: A Look at the Top Players and Their Journeys
Get to know the final nine players of the 2023 WSOP Main Event, including chip leader Adam Walton, Toby Lewis, Daniel Weinman, and Jan-Peter Jachtmann. Learn about their backgrounds and how they made it to the final table.
Daniel Weinman and Toby Lewis Take a Break from WSOP Main Event Final Table to Golf
Daniel Weinman and Toby Lewis take advantage of their day off before the WSOP Main Event final table to hit the golf course and take a break from the grueling eight-day poker schedule.
Three Players Left in Battle For 2023 WSOP Main Event Title, $12.1M
The final day of the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event has arrived, and just three players remain in pursuit of the $12.1 million first-place prize. Steven Jones, Daniel Weinman, and Adam Walton are the final three players left in the 2023 WSOP Main Event.
One Day Separates WSOP Main Event Hopefuls From Spot at Final Table
Nine players will make it through Day 8 of the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event, guaranteeing themselves $900,000 and a shot at $12.1 million. Six players will come agonizingly close, just to fall on the doorstep of history.
Meet the Final Table of WPT EveryOne For One Drop
Get to know the final six players who made it to the first-ever WPT EveryOne For One Drop Final Table, with a guaranteed prize pool of $524,500 and a chance to win the $2,561,480 first-place prize.
Bin Weng Leads Final 71 into Day 3 of WPT EveryOne for One Drop
Bin Weng holds the chip lead going into Day 3 of the WPT EveryOne for One Drop, with 71 players remaining in contention for the more than $2.5 million first-place prize. The inaugural event drew 1,676 entries and a prize pool of $16,257,200, making it one of the largest non-WSOP Main Event $10Ks in history.
Final 49 Players Set for High Stakes Day 7 in WSOP Main Event
Just 49 players remain in the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event, with Joshua Payne leading the way for a chance to win the $12.1 million first-place prize. The field represents 13 different countries, including the United States, Great Britain, Italy, Canada, Spain, Austria, India, Ukraine, Russia, Japan, Brazil, Germany, and Israel. Several notable players are still in contention, including Daniel Weinman, Toby Lewis, and Maurice Hawkins.
WSOP Main Event: Final 49 Players Compete for $12.1 Million Prize
The 2023 WSOP Main Event is down to the final 49 players competing for a chance to win the $12.1 million first-place prize. The chip leader, Joshua Payne, has 47,950,000 chips. There are 13 countries represented in the remaining field. Day 6 saw some big names knocked out, including Tony Dunst and Estelle Cohuet. Daniel Weinman, with a WSOP bracelet and a WPT title, is one of the top five chip leaders.
Josh Arieh Wins $25K HORSE for Second WSOP Bracelet of 2023
Josh Arieh won his sixth career WSOP bracelet and his second WSOP bracelet of 2023 by taking down the $25K HORSE High Roller, earning $711,313 and making a push towards the top of the 2023 WSOP POY race.