World Poker Tour

Three players remain in the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown, but only one of them will capture the top prize of one million dollars. Will it be Player of the Year favorite Mukul Pahuja, chip leader James Mackey, or the always outspoken Eric Afriat?

More than a million dollars is up for grabs at the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown final table. Mukul Pahuja tries to inch closer to etching his name on the WPT Champions Cup.

WPT Player of the Year favorite Mukul Pahuja is at another World Poker Tour final table, but he faces tough competition in the likes of James Mackey, Matt Stout, and Eric Afriat.

More than $1.2 million is up for grabs in first place, and Dylan Wilkerson, Mukul Pahuja, Shaun Suller, and James Carroll compete at Bay 101.

More than $1.2 million is up for grabs in first place, and Dylan Wilkerson, Mukul Pahuja, Shaun Suller, and James Carroll compete at Bay 101.

WPT Player of the Year leader Mukul Pahuja owns the chip lead at Bay 101, and is joined by fellow contenders Dylan Wilkerson and Shaun Suller.

Sunshine Swing winner Michael Rocco commands the chip lead with four players remaining, and competes against Glenn Lafaye, Patrick Bruel, and Chris Moorman for the more than $1 million first-place prize at Commerce Casino.

James Carroll leads the final table of the World Poker Tour Bay 101 Shooting Star, but he needs to get through WPT Player of the Year favorites Mukul Pahuja, Shaun Suller and Dylan Wilkerson to capture the $1.2 million first-place prize.

Mukul Pahuja, Shaun Suller and Dylan Wilkerson are favorites to win the Season XII World Poker Tour Player of the Year, and they’re joined by James Carroll at the final table of the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star.

Top professionals Jeff Gross, Dan Colman, and Sorel Mizzi compete at Playground Poker Club for the WPT Premier League title.

Top professionals Jeff Gross, Dan Colman, Sorel Mizzi, Jason Koon, and Scott Seiver compete at Playground Poker Club for the WPT Premier League title.

Top professionals Jeff Gross, Dan Colman, Sorel Mizzi, Brian Rast, Jason Koon, and Scott Seiver compete at Playground Poker Club for the WPT Premier League title.

Locals Robert Merulla, David Paredes, and Anthony Maio compete for hundreds of thousands of dollars and their first WPT title at Borgata.

American pro Jared Jaffee looks to become only the sixth player in WPT history to win two titles in the same season.

American pro Jared Jaffee looks to become only the sixth player in WPT history to win two titles in the same season.

Australian Hall of Famer Gary Benson eyes the $1.1 million top prize at Bellagio, but will have to go through local phenom Dan Smith.

Australian Hall of Famer Gary Benson eyes the $1.1 million top prize at Bellagio, and competes against Barry Hutter, Shaun Suller, Eddy Sabat, and Dan Smith.

Five great young players compete against Australian Hall of Famer Gary Benson for more than $1.1 million at the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic.

Lily Kiletto attempts to become the first woman to win an open event on the World Poker Tour.

The WPT travels to the great white north as amateur, Sylvain Siebert, takes the chip lead to the final table for the second year in a row. Last year he finished in a disappointing 6th place, but find out if he can take down the title.

Can WPT Raw Deal host, Tony Dunst, etch his name on the WPT Champions Cup? He has the chip lead but to take down the title he will have to outduel two former WPT Champions.

The WPT is headed to the Caribbean with a special set overlooking the beach in St. Maarten. WPT Raw Deal host, Tony Dunst, has the chip lead at the final table and looks to take down his first WPT Title.

The exciting conclusion of World Poker Tour’s Ladies’ Night, as six of the top female poker players battle one another for the chance to win thousands of dollars for their favorite charities.

Find out what happens when former WPT anchor Kimberly Lansing takes the felt against five top female pokers pros, all playing for their favorite charity. It’s a special Ladies’ Night episode of the World Poker Tour.

Only two players are left at the WPT Grand Prix de Paris Final Table. The massive chip leader from Belarus knocked out all four of the other final table players, but find out if the young American can climb his way back into contention.

Vasili Firsau has more than half of the chips in play entering the WPT Grand Prix de Paris final table, and competes against Christina Lindley, Peter Apostolou, Mohsin Charania, and Elliot Smith.

Vasili Firsau has more than half of the chips in play entering the WPT Grand Prix de Paris final table, and competes against Kimmo Kurko, Christina Lindley, Peter Apostolou, Mohsin Charania, and Elliot Smith.

Jeremy Kottler rocketed to the chip lead at Borgata, and competes against Anthony Zinno, Vanessa Selbst, and Cong Pham for the more than $800,000 first-place prize.

Cong Pham commands a massive chip lead at Borgata, but will have to outlast Jeremy Kottler, Anthony Zinno, Vanessa Selbst, and David Randall to capture the more than $800,000 first-place prize.

Top pro Vanessa Selbst enters the WPT Borgata Poker Open final table second in chips, and battles against fellow pros Anthony Zinno, David Randall, and Jeremy Kottler for the more than $800,000 first-place prize.

Ryan Goindoo remains the chip leader with six players remaining, while professionals Phil Laak, Jordan Cristos, and Dan Heimiller also contend for the more than $600,000 first-place prize.

Ryan Goindoo remains the chip leader with six players remaining, while professionals Phil Laak, Jordan Cristos, and Dan Heimiller also contend for the more than $600,000 first-place prize.

Trinidad's own Ryan Goindoo leads the WPT Legends of Poker final table, but it's Phil Laak who highlights the six remaining players at the final table. More than $600,000 is on the line.