World Poker Tour

The World Poker Tour travels to the City of Angels as two local grinders take on four up-and-coming pros at the WPT Legends of Poker final table.

Lets see if Mike “The Come Back Kid” Eskandari can ride his monster chip lead to the finish

Don’t miss the exciting conclusion of the WPT Legends of Poker final table, as two local grinders face off against a formidable young poker pro, Tyler Kenney. Tune in to see who becomes the next World Poker Tour champion

The World Poker Tour returns to Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, where 1,226 entries created a prize pool of more than $4 million. Six professionals compete for the top prize of $843,744 at the Season XIII WPT Borgata Poker Open final table, including BLUFF WPT Ones to Watch Jose Serratos.

The Season XIII WPT Borgata Poker Open final table continues with four professionals eyeing the $843,744 top prize. BLUFF WPT Ones to Watch Jose Serratos tries to cement his first major victory on the World Poker Tour, and faces stiff competition in Aaron Overton, Kane Kalas, and Darren Elias.

In the finale of the Season XIII WPT Borgata Poker Open, Kane Kalas and Darren Elias battle heads up for the $843,744 first-place prize, a seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, a brand new pair of Monster 24K® Headphones, and a customized Hublot King Power Unico watch.

The World Poker Tour returns to bestbet Jacksonville, where 461 entries ponied up $5,000 to create a $2.1 million prize pool. Three locals face off against three out-of-town professional poker players at the final table for the top prize of $421,068, a seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, a brand new pair of Monster 24K® Headphones, and a customized Hublot King Power Unico watch.

The final table of the Season XIII WPT bestbet Bounty Scramble continues with five players eying the first-place prize of $421,068. The chip leader is Skrill Last-Longer winner and local Ryan Van Sanford, who turned 21 just days prior to the start of the tournament.

In the conclusion of the Season XIII bestbet Bounty Scramble, Ryan Van Sanford, Brian Reinert and Chris Bolek battle for the $421,068 first-place prize, a seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, a brand new pair of Monster 24K® Headphones, and a customized Hublot King Power Unico watch.

Six Monsters of poker with more than $60 million in combined career tournament earnings battle at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in the WPT Monster Invitational. Antonio Esfandiari, Vanessa Selbst, Scotty Nguyen, David Williams, Phil Laak, and Tony Dunst compete in a winner-take-all final table for a World Poker Tour prize package and Monster 24K® headphones.

Six Monsters of poker with more than $60 million in combined career tournament earnings compete at Borgata Hotel & Casino in the WPT Monster Invitational, and Vanessa Selbst commands the chip lead with three players remaining. Selbst, David Williams, and Phil Laak battle at the winner-take-all final table for a special World Poker Tour prize package and a pair of Monster 24K® headphones.

The World Poker Tour returns to Playground Poker Club in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and 732 players compete for their share of the more than $2 million prize pool. Season XIII WPT Player of the Year Mukul Pahuja is at the final table, looking to finally etch his name on the coveted WPT Champions Cup™, and he is joined by fellow professionals Jonathan Jaffe, Kevin MacPhee, and local Sam Chartier.

Five players remain at the final table of WPT Montreal at Playground Poker Club. The winner will take home more than $400,000, along with a pair of Monster® 24K® headphones and a Hublot® King Power Unico Watch. Season XIII WPT Player of the Year Mukul Pahuja sits in third chip position, trailing chip leader Jonathan Jaffe and Ratharam Sivagnanam.

Only Jonathan Jaffe and Ratharam Sivagnanam stand between Season XIII WPT Player of the Year Mukul Pahuja and his first World Poker Tour title. The winner of WPT Montreal at Playground Poker Club earns more than $400,000, a pair of Monster® 24K® headphones, a Hublot® King Power Unico Watch, and a seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship.

The World Poker Tour returns to the legendary Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada, where 586 entries compete for their share of the more than $5.6 million prize pool. Season XII WPT champion Mohsin Charania is at the final table, looking to etch his name once again on the coveted WPT Champions Cup™, and he is joined by BLUFF.com WPT Ones to Watch Garrett Greer and professionals Brett Shaffer, Ryan Julius, Ryan Fee, and Tobias Reinkemeier.

Five players remain at the final table the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic. The winner will take home nearly $1,500,000 along with a pair of Monster® 24K® headphones and a Hublot® King Power Unico Watch. BLUFF.com WPT Ones to Watch Garrett Greer has a massive chip lead, and Season XII WPT Champion Mohsin Charania is on the short stack.

Garrett Greer commands a massive chip lead on fellow professionals Brett Shaffer and Season XII WPT Champion Mohsin Charania. The winner of the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic earns nearly $1,500,000, a pair of Monster® 24K® headphones, a Hublot® King Power Unico Watch, and a seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship.

More than $3 million is up for grabs at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in the WPT Borgata Poker Open. Chip leader and World Poker Tour champion Shawn Cunix is in search of his second title, while Esther Taylor-Brady is trying to make history as the first ever female open event winner.

World Poker Tour champion Shawn Cunix remains the chip leader at the final table of the WPT Borgata Poker Open, as the final five players compete for a first-place prize of more than $700,000, a Hublot® King Power Unico watch, and a pair of Monster® 24K Headphones.

Local Eugene Todd commands the chip lead at the final table of the WPT Borgata Poker Open, but will have to fend off World Poker Tour champion Shawn Cunix and professional Aaron Mermelstein in order to win the more than $700,000 first-place prize.

The World Poker Tour returns to Canada for the $5,000 buy-in WPT Fallsview Poker Classic. The event attracted a field of 419 entrants, creating a prize pool of more than $1.5 million, and the overwhelming chip leader at the final table is Season XII WPT champion Anthony Zinno.

Season XII WPT champion Anthony Zinno remains the chip leader of the $5,000 buy-in WPT Fallsview Poker Classic. Zinno battles Corey Hochman, David Cloutier, and Mark Bailey for the lion’s share of the more than $1.5 million prize pool.

Only three players remain in the Season XIII WPT Fallsview Poker Classic. For the first time, Season XII WPT champion Anthony Zinno is on the short stack. Zinno, Corey Hochman, and Mark Bailey battle for the more than $300,000 first-place prize, a Hublot® Oceanographic 4000 Watch, and a pair of Monster® 24K Headphones.

Fresh off of his win in the WPT Fallsview Poker Classic, Anthony Zinno goes for back-to-back victories and his third World Poker Tour title at the WPT L.A. Poker Classic. He competes against Chris Klodnicki, Igor Yaroshevsky, Mike Leah, Peter Neff, and Peter Tran for the more than $1 million top prize.

With more than $1 million up for grabs, Anthony Zinno remains in the hunt for back-to-back victories and his third World Poker Tour title at the WPT L.A. Poker Classic. Standing in his way are seasoned professionals Mike Leah and Chris Klodnicki, along with Ukranian Igor Yaroshevsky and local Peter Neff.

More than $1 million is up for grabs at the final table of the WPT L.A. Poker Classic. Anthony Zinno inches closer to becoming the first player to win back-to-back WPT titles in the same season, and competes against Chris Klodnicki, Igor Yaroshevsky, and Mike Leah.

With 708 entries, there is $4.8 million dollars up for grabs in the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star. Isaac Baron leads a stacked final table, including Taylor Paur, Jake Bazeley, and Shooting Stars Faraz Jaka and Sorel Mizzi.

Top professionals Isaac Baron, Jake Bazeley, Taylor Paur, Sorel Mizzi, and Season VIII WPT Player of the Year Faraz Jaka compete for the more than $1.2 million first-place prize in the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star.

Sorel Mizzi is the lone Shooting Star remaining at Bay 101, and competes against top professionals Isaac Baron, Jake Bazeley, and Taylor Paur for the more than $1.2 million first-place prize, a Hublot Oceanographic 4000 watch, and a pair of Monster 24K headphones.

The Season XIII WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown attracted 1,476 entries, creating a prize pool of $5 million. Bracelet winner Joe Ebanks, WPT finalist Brian Green, and Canadian Ryan Rivers compete against locals Griffin Paul, Andre Crooks, and Shawn Nguyen for the $1 million first-place prize.

With $1 million up for grabs at the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown final table, local Shawn Nguyen tries to ride the rush after doubling up at the conclusion of the first episode. He competes against bracelet winner Joe Ebanks, WPT finalist Brian Green, Canadian Ryan Rivers, and fellow locals Griffin Paul and Andre Crooks.

Bracelet winner Joe Ebanks and locals Griffin Paul and Andrew Crooks battle it out at the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown final table. The winner will walk away with $1 million, a Hublot Oceanographic 4000 Watch, and a pair of Monster 24K headphones.

More than $3.5 million is up for grabs at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in the Season XIII WPT World Championship. The WPT’s own Tony Dunst makes a return trip to the final table, and is joined by three-time champion Carlos Mortensen. Ray Qartomy, Brian Yoon, Alex Lakhov, and Asher Conniff also compete for the near $1 million-dollar top prize.

Tony Dunst tries to bounce back at the season-ending WPT World Championship final table after doubling up Carlos Mortensen to conclude the first episode. More than $3.5 million is up for grabs at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, and Ray Qartomy, Brian Yoon, Alex Lakhov, and Asher Conniff also compete for the near $1 million-dollar top prize.

Carlos Mortensen tries to become the first-ever four-time champion at the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa. He competes against Brian Yoon, Alex Lakhov, and Asher Conniff for the near $1 million-dollar top prize, a Hublot Oceanographic 4000 watch, and a pair of 24K Monster Headphones.