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Over the weekend, the $2,200 buy-in Benny Binion Summer Shootout took place at South Point Casino in Las Vegas. The tournament, which attracted 94 players, ended in a three-way deal that saw a triumvirate of players secure mid-five-figure paydays. With the trio holding nearly identical chip stacks, a deal was struck that saw Patrick Gunraj and Kyle Grosshanten each lock up $55,000, while poker pro Ian Steinman took top honors and $65,000 in prize money. Originally, first place was to receive $100,000 while second and third place would have received $50,000 and $25,000 respectively. âThe table was great to grind on,â Steinman told the Las Vegas Review-Journalâs ....
Former WSOP Main Event Champ Joe McKeehen Eyes First World Poker Tour Title 3 Min read Joe McKeehen, the 2015 WSOP Main Event champion, reached the final table with the chip lead of the $5,000 WPT Venetian in Las Vegas. The Philadelphia sports enthusiast is one of six remaining players vying for the coveted Champion’s Club trophy, and of course the $752,880 first place prize. Joe McKeehen could go from world champ to World Poker Tour champ. (Image: WPT.com) McKeehen is quiet on the felt, so he doesn’t get the recognition he probably deserves. And some poker fans consider him rude and snobby and are put off by his refusal to be considered a poker ambassador. But he’s one of the best in the game and is arguably the most talented world champ this century. ....
Iowan Dustin Dirksen Leads WPT Venetian After Day 1 2 Min read Dustin Dirksen, who hails from the great state of Iowa, bagged the biggest stack on Day 1 at the $5,000 buy-in WPT Venetian in Las Vegas. The biggest event in Nevada since COVID-19 attracted a whopping 937 entries, with 224 of them advancing to Day 2. Dustin Dirksen proving he can compete with the big dogs at WPT Venetian. (Image: WPT.com) Only about half of the remaining players will get paid as it pays the top 118. Many of the games best players came out to the poker capital of the world for this event. ....