World Poker Tour - Season 18

High-stakes cash game action is in season, with three WPT champions Dan Weinman, Ema Zajmovic, and Frank Stepuchin contending for every pot. Also featured are poker grinders Cody Bell and Bruno Furth.

Things are heating up with over $100,000 on the table plus prop bet action galore. The poker grinders are giving the WPT Champions all they can handle so far in this high-stakes cash game.

The grinders are giving the champions a run for their money as this WPT high-stakes cash battle continues. Ali Imsirovic joins the table buying in for $100,000 to take his shot against WPT champion Ema Zajmovic.

Prop bets are flying and there is plenty of high-level deep stack action at this table of poker pros. You can't miss this final episode of a battle between WPT Champion Ema Zajmovic, Ali Imsirovic, Cody Bell, and Bruno Furth.

WPT takes to Las Vegas, Nevada for another high-stakes no limit hold'em cash game. Five players will take their shot at going home with the most profit. Bryan Ercolano, Justin Young, Faraz Jaka, Johnnie Moreno, and Shane Sigsbee will play as Vince Van Patten and Tony Dunst join us from the commentary booth.

Big pots and bigger bluffs in Las Vegas, Nevada as more WPT high-stakes cash game action is coming your way. A table full of deep stacks and impressive poker resumes are all vying for glory. Who will be the big winner?

The cards are in the air in Las Vegas, Nevada as the World Poker Tour presents more high-stakes cash game action. Pressure is mounting as these top players are tested under the lights with massive pots on the line.

WPT high-stakes cash is wrapping up in Las Vegas, Nevada, but not before some more huge pots are won and lost. Vince Van Patten and Tony Dunst call all of the action as the players seem to have saved some of their biggest moments for last.

Season 18 is underway in Las Vegas, as six remaining players take their seats for a shot at over half a million dollars. Kevin Lui will attempt to win back-to-back titles after finishing first in the WPT Venetian for $752,880. This will be the first WPT final table appearance for Straton Wilhelm who will be looking to have his name engraved on the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup, but to do that he needs to outplay chip leader and seasoned professional Chance Kornuth along the way.

There are four remaining in the fight for over $500,000. Chance Kornuth is looking to add another huge cash to his tournament poker resume but is trailing the new chip leader, Tuan Phan, by only a small margin. Jon Cohen and Markus Gonsalves are also very much a part of the battle as the fight to join the WPT Champion's Club continues in Las Vegas.

As we approach a dramatic finish to the Gardens Casino WPT Main Event, the tides have turned. The final four players will play until a champion is crowned with the winner banking $554,695 to go along with their name inscribed on the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup.

Six remaining players square off on the felt of the WPT Borgata Final Table where one player will be crowned a WPT Champion and receive over $600,000. WPT regular Veerab Zakarian is among the lucky few remaining and will take his seat with the chip lead. Brian Altman, James Anderson, Nathan Russler, Andrew Hanna, and Bin Weng will play alongside, as Vince Van Patten, and Tony Dunst provide commentary.

The action continues at WPT Borgata. After the final table's first elimination, five remaining players inch closer and closer to a WPT trophy. Stacks are deep and nobody is backing down.

Veerab Zakarian leads the way of the three remaining at the WPT Borgata final table. Can he hang on to secure the title of WPT Champion or will one of the shorter stacks find a way to battle back? With $674,840 on the line, lots of action is to be expected.

Another name will be added to the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup after the conclusion of the WPT L.A. Poker Classic Main Event, but first, a winner must be decided. Six remain from a field of 490 entrants and all will attempt to continue building a stack with their eye on the top prize of $1 Million Dollars.

Bala Patur leads the way, but former WPT Champion Matas Cimbolas is heating up and is now only behind by a small margin. In the middle of the pack sits 2 time WPT champion James Carroll who will be looking to outlast the two shorter stacks at the table while also giving himself a shot at what would be his third WPT title.

We are down to four players at the final table of the WPT L.A. Poker Classic. WPT Champion Matas Cimbolas, who finished second in this event in 2019, is still in the hunt for the title. Also in the hunt, two-time WPT Champion James Carroll, chip leader Bala Patur, and Scott Hempel who with this final table finish will record his largest poker cash to date.

WPT hits Hollywood, FL to host the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown. This tournament drew a field of 2,482 entrants marking the largest field of any WPT event. The field has narrowed to the final six remaining players with first place receiving $1,260,000.

Sonny Franco has maintained the chip lead at this final table, but seasoned pro Brek Schutten is right on his heels. Also in the mix are Viet Vo, Steven Snyder, Albert Calderon, and Ken Aldridge as play gets back underway in Hollywood, Florida.

It's crunch time in Hollywood, Florida as only one of three remaining players can be crowned champion receiving over $1 million and have their name forever engraved in the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup.