Daniel Iachan wins the Maryland State Poker Championship Main Event ($78,112): He made a three-way deal with Justin Arnwine and Aaron Pinson.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
WSOP Super Circuit Main Event Day 3 players on dinner break: Canadian Rayan Chamas is leading the remaining 196 players. Will Givens is sixth, while Chance Kornuth and Andy Stacks are also rocking big stacks. Daniel Negreanu is currently on the livestream feature table.
The winner of the biggest Canadian event of all time will get $1,500,000 CAD.
Just two players remain in the WSOPC Tulsa Main Event: Jesse Jones and Dave Alfa return on Monday to play for the ring, with Jones holding a commanding chip lead. Get all your
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WSOPC Tulsa Main Event final table results
- Jesse Jones – 12,255,000
- Dave Alfa – 2,805,000
- Debbie Lee – $50,316
- Scott Hall – $34,954
- Jeffery Sowell – $24,964
- Tyler Barnes – $18,343
- Jimmie Taylor – $13,878
- Luke Prestholt – $10,822
- Stephan Guy – $8,705
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
2026 WCOOP is go on PokerStars: The festival runs September 6-30, and late registration is still open for all three tiers ($5.50/$55/$530) of Event #1, the WCOOP Kick-Off.
Take the Ultimate Poker Test with Charlie Carrel: How good are you at poker? Make the decisions yourself through this video and find out.
Alright Legion, lock in: There’s been a lot of Garrett Adelstein recently, but not much Joey Ingram – and the two collide in Joey's first Poker Life podcast of 2026. Welcome back!
There's still time to qualify for Phase 2 of the PokerStars Sunday Million 20th Anniversary event: Phase 1s are running now, with more at 2.30pm, 3.30pm and 4.30pm BST this afternoon. Phase 2 starts at 8.05pm tonight.
The first two Triton trophies have been decided in Jeju – and both have gone to first-time winners: In Event #1 ($15K NLH), Alex Theologis won his first-ever Triton title, beating Victor Chong heads-up for the trophy and $642,000.
In Event #2 ($20K NLH), Klemens Roiter won his first Triton trophy and $771,000. "I'm still shaking, my entire body," he said afterward. Alejandro Lococo started heads-up as the chip leader but had to settle for second place and $520,000.
The warm-up events come ahead of the main attraction, the $200K Invitational, which starts on Saturday, September 12.
