Despite Gov. Gavin Newsom signing a sweepstakes casino ban, ClubWPT Gold will continue operating in California.

The World Poker Tour World Championships are currently ongoing at the Wynn Las Vegas, running through December 20. That event features a $40 million guaranteed prize pool, the largest in WPT history.

The 672-entry field for the first WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star since 2017 has been narrowed to just six contenders.

The third annual WPT World Championship has become the most popular poker event of the year in the U.S., joining the annual World Series of Poker summer event in Las Vegas. This year's 2024 World ...

The stakes and prize pools keep getting bigger on the World Poker Tour stage. A record turnout is expected for the $40 million guarantee prize pool event beginning Dec. 12 at Wynn Las Vegas. The ...

The World Poker Tour (WPT) brings the excitement of professional poker to your screen. Experience world-class tournaments, exclusive games, and the chance to compete against players worldwide for life ...

Virgin Voyages has announced that it has partnered with the World Poker Tour (WPT). Together, they will deliver a poker experience during every sailing aboard Virgin Voyages’ Scarlet Lady, which ...

Virgin Voyages announced a new partnership with the World Poker Tour (WPT) to offer a unique experience aboard Scarlet Lady. In addition to offering four- and five-night cruises departing from Miami, ...

This year's World Poker Tour World Championship is taking it to a new level. The 2023 rendition will feature the largest guaranteed prize pool in poker history, a whopping $40 million. The increase is ...

Daniel Sepiol conquered a stacked final table to win the World Poker Tour’s World Championship early Friday morning at Wynn Las Vegas. The professional poker player who resides in Las Vegas earned ...

The World Series of Poker is investigating after the winner and runner-up of a Millionaire Maker event have been accused of collusion. The announcement came after the completion of a $1,500 buy-in ...

Jordan Cristos, a professional poker player with more than $3 million in earnings, is accused of threatening a Clark County ...