With more than $3.7 million in career earnings, Daniel Weinman is one of two WSOP bracelet holders at the final table having captured the 2015 WSOP Circuit Cherokee Main Event domestically.

“I used to play more cash games, but I enjoy tournament poker more and feel I can be more patient if I’m commiting a day to play,” Jones said.ĭaniel Weinman (Atlanta) – 81,700,000 Chips

He won another big pot when his QQ held vs AK all-in pre-flop. Jones was all-in and doubled-through in Day 7 when his Ace-King (AK) beat Ace-Jack (AJ) after a jack hit the flop, but a king spiked on the turn. Jones cashed in this year’s WSOP Monster Stack and placed second in the 2019 WSOPC $400 Double Stack in the circuit event. He too will be making his biggest ever score in the Main Event. He grew up in Michigan and moved for college at Arizona State. Steven Jones (Phoenix) – 90,300,000 Chipsīased in Scottsdale but also in Las Vegas approximately 30-35% of the time, Jones is a residential real estate agent and also plays poker more in Las Vegas. I went from randomly playing the Main, I had like 12,000 chips in the beginning, and (now) this is happening. “I mean, honestly, it feels like a dream,' he told PokerNews at the end of Day 8. He’s cashed three times at this year’s WSOP with the Main Event set to make him a millionaire as he shoots for the top prize of $12.1 million and the coveted WSOP golf bracelet. In the six year’s he’s played in the World Series of Poker, Walton has 19 career cashes including a 42nd place finish in the 2021 WSOP Main Event. “I spend alot of my time sports betting and handicapping, and play No-Limit Hold ‘em cash games and tournaments in Las Vegas.”

He’s now a sports bettor as well as a poker player. He started playing low-stakes poker and smaller tournaments while teaching and then tech recruiting. Walton told me he started playing in the early 2000’s due to watching Chris Moneymaker win the 2004 WSOP Main Event which created the Moneymaker Effect in poker. The WSOP Final Table chip leader is originally from Seattle, and moved to Thousand Oaks after college before making the leap to Las Vegas six years ago. Additional updates as the four players advance to Monday’s playdown and payoffs of $3 million, $4 million, $6.5 million for runner-up and $12.1 million to the 2023 WSOP Main Event champion.įinal Table action starts with blinds at 600,000/1,200,000 and a 1,200,000 big blind.Īdam Walton (Henderson, NV) – 143,800,000 Chips Editor WSOP Main Event Final Table Players and Chipsįollow some of the players links to more insight, bio and poker news.

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