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World Padel Tour: The Ultimate Guide to WPT (2022)

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This comprehensive guide to the World Padel Tour explains everything you need to know about the competition. Join us to learn what it is, how it works, and how you can watch it! 

What is the World Padel Tour?

The World Padel Tour is a professional padel competition that the International Padel Federation organizes. The WPT is a circuit of international tournaments for both women and men.

It gathers the world’s best padel players and has its headquarters in Spain, where 12 of the 16 events in the calendar of 2021 will take place.

What sport is World Padel Tour?

The sport played on WPT is padel, which is sometimes called padel tennis. Padel is a racquet sport. The sport differs from paddle tennis, which is common in the United States and Canada. On an enclosed court about 25% smaller than a tennis court, you play padel in doubles.

Check out our padel guide if you want to learn more about the sport.

World Padel Tour (WPT) started in 2012 after two years of intensive work. Padel Pro Tour (PPT), the first international competition for professional Padel tournaments, was to be replaced by a new circuit. 

Over the past ten years, padel has exploded in Spain, and each event has drawn at least 20 thousand fans in stadiums with a capacity of over 5 thousand spectators. 

This number is ever-increasing, as the Estrella Damm Master Finals 2017, with 25 thousand spectators during the five-day competition, was the biggest tournament in the sport’s history. 

In terms of popularity, padel finished third in Spain’s top sports list, after football and basketball, and before the more traditional sports of handball and futsal. 

International Padel Federation

Founded in 1991, the International Padel Federation (FIP) is the world governing body for the sport. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting all forms of Padel around the world.

The World Padel Tour (WPT) is the official international professional circuit recognized by FIP. It gives the WPT federated standing for its tournaments and the organization is responsible for the global ranking list.

The WPT circuit

As the international popularity of padel grows, so does the professional padel circuit worldwide. The best players are now traveling the world to compete in the padel world tour.

The padel WPT has been played in Spain, Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil. However, as we can see from the World Padel Tour schedule 2021 , an increasing number of countries other than Spain and South America will be participating.

On the circuit, recent tournaments have was held in Sweden, the UK, France, Belgium, and Dubai. In 2017, the professional tour visited Miami, Florida, for its first time in the USA.

The 2021 World Padel Tour calendar includes 26 official competitions in six countries, making it the most extensive season in the professional circuit’s history.

Tournaments

Between 18 and 26 WPT tournaments are held annually, plus a final where the top-ranked pairs compete. The participating players travel to different cities around the world to collect points and qualify for the final tournament, where the top eight ranked pairs compete after the season has concluded.

The padel WPT features both men and women. However, the number of women’s WPT championships has traditionally been about half that of men’s, debated.

Six types of tournaments

World Padel Tour 2021 is hosting six levels of tournaments. From the FIP tournaments, each successive level has higher ranking points and prize money. 

The first tiers have a lower entry-level, which is a good way for lower-ranked players to earn points.

Tournaments FIP

Master final, exhibition tournaments.

As part of the branding and reaching out to the world, the WPT organizes exhibition tournaments.

Knokke, a municipality in the Flanders region in Belgium, hosted the first exhibition of the 2021 season in august. It was possible to see some of the top padel players in the world, including Paquito Navarro, Martín Di Nenno, Fede Chingotto, Juan Tello, Las Martas, Paula Josemaría and Ari Sánchez.

They also arranged matches between the WPT players and other Belgians, tests, and shows.

The International Padel Federation and the World Padel Tour have taken an important step toward globalizing the competitive structures of padel.

They added FIP GOLD and agreed to loosen ranking restrictions, allowing more players to participate in the competition to offer a more ambitious competition offering that will enable players to earn more points and increase their revenues.

They have decided to change the Challenger tournaments to improve the competition. As a result, for the first time in WPT history, the six events of the 2021 calendar will be played in both categories: men and women. 

As a result of the redesigned Challengers, young players will earn more points, increase income, and gain visibility.

With 14 tournaments scheduled for 2021, the World Padel Tour Open is the most common type. Ten Open tournaments are held in Spain, while the other four take place in Sweden, Mexico, and Italy.

In 2021, there will be five WPT Masters tournaments. There are three in the Spanish cities of Marbella, Barcelona, and Valladolid. The other two WPT Masters take place in Cascais and Buenos Aires.

WPT Master Final is the last event of the season, and it is a special event. Its format and the fact that it brings together the best 16 male and 12 female players of the season make it unique.

Following the draw of pairings, two groups, A and B, will be formed by four male and three female pairings. Everyone will face everyone in groups. 

The men’s and women’s top two pairings from each group will take each other on in the semifinals after three rounds. First from Group A vs. Second from Group B and First from Group B vs. Second from Group A.

Four days of world-class padel and 24 matches later, we’ll find out who are the year-end masters.

World Padel Tour ranking

The WPT ranking consists of the top world padel tour players. Since the pairings change during a season, doubles partners on the World Padel Tour ranking list don’t usually have the same points.

Players earn ranking points through their performance at tournaments on the WPT. Rankings are updated each week.

WPT best players

The rankings on the padel tour change every week, but here are some of the World Padel Tour best padel players at the moment:

Best padel players men:

• Juan Lebrón
• Francisco (Paquito) Navarro
• Martín Di Nenno
• Augustín Tapia
• Sanyo Gutiérrez
• Fernando Belasteguín
• Federico Chingotto

Best padel players women:

• Gemma Triay
• Alejandra Salazar
• Ariana Sanchez
• Paula Josemaría
• Lucía Sainz
• Patricia Llaguno
• Delfina Brea
• Tamara Icardo
• Viriginia Riera
• Beatríz González

If you want to see the current ranking world padel tour , visit WPT’s website.

How much does a padel player earn?

Are you curious about the World Padel Tour Prize Money 2021?  One of the most frequently asked questions among padel fans is how much money a professional player can earn competing on the professional circuit.

In terms of prizes, the financial retributions differ depending on the type of competition included in the official calendar, i.e., Master, Open, and Challenger.

A player can earn anything from 131€ in a round of 16 Challenger to 10.584€ for winning a Master.

However, you should note that the above figures only take into account the prizes derived from participation in the circuit, without considering what the players get from the sponsors and the expenses involved in having a team of professionals around (coaches, psychologists, nutritionists, etc.).

International wildcards

To compete in a professional and high-level Padel tournament, players must meet specific requirements. To be eligible for a spot in an official event, you must appear in the rankings. There is also an alternative for those who do not meet the qualifying requirements. Padel players may qualify for WPT padel events through a system called “Wildcard.”

A variety of padel tournaments take place outside of the World Padel Tour competitions throughout the year. Wildcards get awarded at certain WPT events from these tournaments. Additionally, independent padel federations grant Wildcards to their best players.

As a result, players from other parts of the world seeking their first official points and participating in the top padel circuit now have more options.

How to watch World Padel Tour

There is a growing interest in padel tennis, and the World Padel Tour YouTube channel has over half a million subscribers.

You can watch World Padel Tour in various ways depending on where you live. In some countries, it is possible to watch World Padel Tour 2021 on TV. Sky (Italy), NENT (Nordic countries), Telenet (Belgium), and TNT (Argentina) will broadcast the Tour.

If you want to watch World Padel Tour online, it is possible to do so by live-streaming it for free on YouTube. However, due to licensing, it is not available in all countries. In that case, you can use a VPN service to access it.

Who owns the World Padel Tour?

World Padel Tour is owned by SETPOINT EVENTS S.A., a subsidiary of S.A. DAMM, which guarantees the quality parameters of the circuit and the prizes for professional padel players who participate in the tournaments.

What is the difference between World Padel Tour and Padel World Championships?

While the World Padel Tour is a year-round series of tournaments, the Padel World Championship has been an international padel competition held every three years since 1992.

What is the World Paddle Tour?

The correct name is World Padel Tour, and it is a professional padel circuit. The company gathers the best players from all over the world and has its headquarters in Spain, where many of its events are held.

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World Padel Tour WPT 2023 - Season Calendar - Watch Live Matches

(Update 12/06/2023)

2022 tournament closure

The largest padel circuit in the world, World Padel Tour (WPT) , put the final touch on the 2022 season on December 18 at the Estrella Damm Barcelona Masters Final 2022 with the victories of the No. 1 couples on the world paddle circuit, Juan Lebron - Ale Galán and Alejandra Salazar - Gemma Triay, who They made us enjoy two finals full of emotions and pure spectacle padelistic. The 2022 season has left us great moments, with a hegemony in the men's WPT circuit by the most acclaimed couple, Lebron - Ale Galán and with a change of titles in the women's WPT circuit ranking, Gemma Triay - Alejandra Salazar snatched them the title of No. 1 in the last Masters of the year to the couple Ari Sanchez - Paula Josemaría. In WPT 2022, 22 events were held in total, 3 of them on the American continent and the rest on European territory.

2023 Tournament

The first open of 2023, the players have made the leap to the Arabian Peninsula to play the first Master of the year, the Abu Dhabi Padel Master 2023 between February 20 and 26  both in the male and female WPT categories. It is the first event held by the WPT circuit in the United Arab Emirates, where they increasingly enjoy this sport. The  winners  of this first tournament of the year, in the women's category Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría   and  Tapia and Coello men's category.

The players have had a week of rest in the WPT tournament before starting the tests on the American continent. Throughout the month of March, they will be in 3 different countries in South America promoting the WPT circuit.

The following event was held in the province of La Rioja, Argentina at the SuperDomo stadium, The Rioja Padel Open 2023 between March 6 to 12.  The winners of this first tournament of the year, in the  female category Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar.  In the  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello repeat the men's category.  This couple has started the season spectacularly, taking home the first two trophies of the championship.

In the capital of Chile, Santiago, the Chili Padel Open 2023 from March 13 to 19  at the Universidad Católica sports club, it is the first WPT circuit event that has taken place in the country of the player Javier Valdés González. The winners repeat themselves,  in the  female category Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar.  In the  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello repeat the men's category.  

To conclude the American tour, the days From March 20 to 26, Paraguay was held in Asunción Padel Open 2023  at the SND Arena stadium in Asunción with capacity for 5,500 people. The winners repeat themselves in both the women's and men's categories. Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar are very fit and win. For the men's team Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello. 

To end the month of March they return to Europe, to Spain to compete in the Open 500 in Reus, Tarragona.

It has been done  during the month of April,  in the wonderful city of Granada Granada Open giving as winners  in the  women's category Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría who with this victory reach No. 1 in the WPT ranking, and men's category Tapia and Coello. Between April 10 and 16 we enjoyed this Open 1000. At the end of these two events in the Iberian Peninsula, the tournament has headed to  Western Europe, Belgium. Known for its medieval cities, it is one of the headquarters of the European Union and NATO. The tournament, an open 1000, was held in the city of Brussels during April 24 and 30. Leaving Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría as winners again in the women's category and Tapia and Coello in the men's category.

With the magnificent spring weather and approaching the summer period, we return to Spain, and we will have the opportunity to enjoy an open 500 and an open 1000. First it will be held on the coast of the Valencian community, in Alicante, between May 1 and 7.  El Segundo in the north of Spain, in the city of Vigo between May 8 and 14 . We will enjoy two weeks in Spain with these magnificent tournaments. 

We pack our bags and without pauses we go to the city of Copenhagen , in Denmark. In this country a open 1000 between May 15 and 21 . Once the tournament is over, all the members of the tournament will travel 1,115 km to reach Vienna , the capital of Austria. Where this open 1000 will start the next day. The tournament will be played between May 22 and 28.

We return to Spain, to enjoy the Marbella Master , between May 29 and June 4.  This tournament leaves as winners: Arturo Coello or Agustín Tapia with a score of 16,875 and 16,250  points respectively, being No. 1 and No. 2 in the WPT ranking. On the female side of the table we have the winners Paula Josemaría and Ariana Sánchez sharing number 1 with 21,140  points. An important appointment on the calendar that we cannot miss. The next tournament starts on June 5 and until the 11th , we are talking about open 500 in the city of Albacete . It is new for this year on the World circuit Padel Tour 2023. 

The next tournament will be played in France , an open 1000 that will be played between June 12 and 18.  Once this tournament ends, 3 consecutive tournaments will start in Spain. Valladolid  will be held at the end of June , and in the middle of summer Valencia and Malaga  during the month of  July . 

We will enter the summer break where we will have a few weeks of rest and the The Open 1000 will start in Finland on August 28  which will be played until September 3 in the city of Tampere. It will be the second consecutive event that the circuit holds in the Nordic country, last year the Tampere Exhibition 2022 took place which, due to its success, a WPT event with an Open category will take place in 2023. .

At the nineteenth stop of the championship we will meet the capital of Spain madrid. During September 18 and 24  we will enjoy u n Master who always offers a brutal show. 

Ending the month of September and in the month of October we find Germany, the Netherlands, and two tournaments in Spain (Santander and Menorca). It must be taken into account that the  Santander's open 500 has undergone modifications  on the dates, being the definitive ones between October 16 and 22  and the same has also happened with the Star   Menorca, with the final date set between October 23 and 29.

The last three bullfighting tests before the grand final will be in Malmö, Buenos Aires and in Mexico. All during the month of November, where we will prepare to approach the last appointment of 2023. 

To put the finishing touch to this spectacular season, the Final Master in Barcelona between December 14 and 17. 

WPT 2023 has confirmed these 27 events to date.  The WPT world padel circuit is increasingly popular and exciting, and we are excited to see how the 2023 season develops.

The calendar for this season (subject to modifications) is defined with 5 Masters, 4 Open 500, 17 Open 1000 and finally the final Master in the city of Barcelona. 

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Below you can consult the updated list  of the entire World Pádel Tour (WPT) 2023 calendar: 

World Padel WPT Tour - 2023 Calendar (Updated 06/12 /2023)

• ABU DHABI  Master - From February 20 to 26: Women's Doubles: Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría Men's Doubles: Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello 
• LA RIOJA (Argentina)  Open 1000 - From March 6 to 12: Double  Female: Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar Double  Male: Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello 
• CHILI  Open 1000 -  From March 13 to 19  Women's Doubles: Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar Men's Doubles: Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• PARAGUAY   Open 1000 -  From March 20 to 26 Women's Doubles: Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• REUS (Spain)  Open 500 -  From March 27 to April 2 Women's Doubles: Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Jerónimo González Luque and Miguel Yanguas Diez
• GRANADA (Spain)  Open 1000 -  From April 10 to 16 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• BRUSSELS  Open 1000 -  From April 24 to 30 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• ALICANTE  (Spain) Open 500 -  From May 1 to 7 Women's Doubles: Marta Ortega Gallego and Sofia Araujo Men's Doubles: Gonzalo Rubio Pérez and Javier Ruiz González  
• VIGO (Spain)  Open 1000 -  From May 8 to 14 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• COPENHAGEN  Open 1000 -  From May 15 to 21 Women's Doubles: Delfina Brea Senesi and Beatriz González Fernández Men's Doubles:  Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• VIENNA  Open 1000 -  From May 22 to 28 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello  
• MARBELLA (Spain)  Master -  From May 29 to June 4 Women's Doubles: Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• ALBACETE Open 500  -  From June 5 to 11 Suspended.
• FRANCE  Open 1000 -  From June 12 to 18 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• VALLADOLID (Spain)  Open 500 -  From June 19 to 25 Women's Doubles:  Delfina Brea Senesi and Beatriz González Fernández Men's Doubles:  Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• Valencia Spain)  Open 1000 -  From July 3 to 9 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• Malaga, Spain)  Open 1000 -  From July 24 to 30 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello
• FINLAND  Open 1000 -  From August 28 to September 3 Women's Doubles:  Delfi Brea and Bea González Men's Doubles:  Juan Lebron and Ale Galán
• Madrid Spain)  Master -  From September 18 to 24 Women's Doubles: Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles: Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• GERMANY  Open 1000 -  From September 25 to October 1 Women's Doubles: Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Juan Lebron and Ale Galán
• AMSTERDAM  Open 1000 -  From October 9 to 15 Women's Doubles:  Ariana Sánchez Fallada and Paula Josemaría Martín Men's Doubles:  Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno
• SANTANDER (Spain)  Open 500 -  From October 16 to 22 Cancelled. 
• MINORCA (Spain)  Open 1000 -  From October 23 to 29 Women's Doubles:  Gemma Triay and Marta Ortega Men's Doubles:  Juan Lebron and Ale Galán  
• MALMÖ  Open 1000 -  From November 6 to 12 Women's Doubles:  Delfi Brea and Bea González Men's Doubles:  Juan Lebron and Ale Galán  
• BUENOS AIRES  Master -  From November 13 to 19 Cancelled. 
• MEXICO  Open 1000 -  From November 20 to 26 Women's Doubles:  Delfi Brea and Bea González Men's Doubles: Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello  
• Barcelona, Spain)  Final Master -  From December 14 to 17 Women's Doubles:  Men's Doubles: 

Eusebio said:

Creo que las entradas se pueden comprar a partir de marzo pero no estoy seguro…

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Carmen said:

Buenos días, veo que hay previsto del 10 al 16 de abril en Granada. Para comprar entradas como.lo puedo hacer?. No veo disponibilidad por la página de venta de entradas. Saludos

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Here are the final six players left to battle for the wpt seminole hard rock poker open title and the $839,300 first-place prize..

Since 2012, the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown has been a pillar of the World Poker Tour schedule. It’s a popular stop with the promise of big names in the world of poker playing for even bigger paydays and a title worthy of putting at the top of their resume. This year was no different, with 1,869 entries making their way to Hollywood, Florida to take their shot, pushing the prize pool to just a shade under $6 million with a first-place prize of $839,300.

SHRPS is also the first televised final table of Season XXII, as the tournament’s paused with these final six players remaining set to reconvene in Las Vegas on May 29 to determine who will have their name engraved on the iconic Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup. In addition to the money and their Championship run being televised for all to see, the winner will also pick up a seat to the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas in December and instantly be thrust into the WPT Player of the Year conversation.

Fortunately for viewers, this final table really delivers. It’s an electric mix of poker superstars, longtime crushers and local heroes – all of whom will undoubtedly provide plenty of action. So let’s dive in and take a closer look at the final table of WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown.

Dylan Smith – 28,400,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Ft. Lauderdale, FL Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $1,816,225 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $364,440 – 1st, 2023 PokerStars PCA $25,000 PLO High Roller Other Prominent Scores: $167,700 – 7th, 2023 PokerStars PCA $25,000 High Roller, $166,800 – 2nd, 2023 WPT SHRPS PLO High Roller, $160,700 – 2nd, 2023 WPT SHRPS $10K Deep Stack

A noted Pot-Limit Omaha cash game crusher, Dylan Smith sure has been finding success at the tournament tables over the past year and a half. He took home the first two six-figure scores of his career at the start of 2023 after taking down a PokerStars PCA PLO High Roller and then, days later, making the final table of another $25K high roller. That seemed to break the floodgates open as the Florida resident scored a victory and two runner-up finishes at the 2023 SHRPS – and he’s seemingly having his way again here in 2024.

“This actual same tournament last year, I got 12th. So that was kind of heartbreaking,” Smith said. “I’ve been trying to get myself onto a WPT final table for a while now. So yeah, I’m excited.”

Earlier in the festival, Smith scored a third-place finish in another SHRPS $25K PLO High Roller to push his career live tournament earnings to more than $1.8 million, and all he needs to do is finish 5th of higher at this year’s final table to surpass two million – something he’ll do with a third-place or higher finish, which would eclipse his current personal poker high score.

“I think I have a pretty big chip lead, like a third of the chips and play. The Final Table is one of the tougher ones that I’ve seen in the WPT – normally there’s an amateur at these final tables. Every single person here is a professional, some pretty solid players. So yeah, anything could happen. But I like my spot going into it.”

End of Day 1 chips – 208,500 End of Day 2 chips – 635,000 End of Day 3 chips – 4,950,000

Joshua Reichard – 20,575,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Janesville, WI Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $3,183,799 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $339,646 – 2nd, 2023 WSOP $1K Mini Main Event Other Prominent Scores: $253,073 – $1st, 2023 WSOP Circuit Chicago $1,700 Main Event, $221,293 – 1st, 2018 Heartland Poker Tour Chicago $2,500 Main Event

If you are looking for who has the most final table experience, it’s going to be tough to beat Wisconsin’s Joshua Reichard . With 15 World Series of Poker Circuit rings, tied for 2nd all-time , Reichard absolutely knows what it takes to close out a final table. As far as a major title goes, Reichard’s knocked on the door before, most notably in the WSOP $1,000 Mini Main Event in 2023 when he got heads-up for a gold bracelet.

A World Poker Tour title and a first-place score of more than $839,000 would immediately be the new career-defining top line of his poker résumé, in a career that’s already seen him win over $3.1 million.

Reichard has had his fair share of success on the WPT to this point, with more than $121,000 in earnings over eight cashes, but sitting second in chips is by far the best spot he’s ever been in to punch his ticket to the Champions Club.

End of Day 1 chips – 210,000 End of Day 2 chips – 3,100,000 (chip leader) End of Day 3 chips – 22,200,000 (chip leader)

Landon Tice – 13,700,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Las Vegas, NV Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $860,527 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $201,529 – 1st, 2020 MSPT $1,000 NLHE Other Prominent Scores: $90,020 – 10th WPT SHRPS $25K High Roller, $74,648 – 5th 2023 WSOP $25K Heads-Up Championship

For as well-known as Landon Tice has become in poker, he’s currently in one of – if not the – biggest spots in his career. The Only Friends podcast co-host, nicknamed “Child of the Sim” for his dedication to studying solvers and GTO style of play, is at his first WPT final table and in striking distance of not just a career-high cash (accomplished with a 5th or better finish) but a validating title to put atop his still young poker résumé.

“It’s not something that I can necessarily say I expected by any means,” Tice said of making the final table. “I just kind of took every spot for what it was and got lucky. Got some gifts along the way. And it’s nice to be able to cash in a lot of the study that I’ve been doing. So very happy, very tired.”

“I’ve just been putting a lot of work at final tables and two tables left, the game is very different than playing for chips or early in the tournament. So I’m very excited to be able to not just like study some stuff to review after the fact, but be able to think through spots myself. And I have a really good team behind me to help me for the next month or so. So we’re ecstatic. We’re cooking.”

Even outside of his podcast appearances and this deep run, Tice has been sitting in the poker spotlight thanks to a high-profile prop bet that pits him against fellow young gun Jeremy Becker in a potentially costly WSOP crossbook. Undoubtedly, no matter what happens at the SHRPS final table, Tice is going to be headed into the crossbook bet with a boost not just to his bankroll, but his confidence as well.

End of Day 1 chips – 182,500 End of Day 2 chips – 1,590,000 End of Day 3 chips – 5,250,000 (5th in chips)

Alex Queen – 13,450,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Bethlehem, PA Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $2,541,170 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $613,063 – 1st, 2024 Borgata Winter Poker Open Championship Other Prominent Scores: $355,535 – 1st, 2010 Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship, $111,774 – 1st, 2011 Borgata Deep Stack Double Play Open

East Coast poker pro Alex Queen may not yet be as well known in poker as some of his fellow final table mates, but he’s more than made a reputation for himself as a crusher. With more than $2.5 million in earnings, Queen has more than 15 years of experience and a résumé littered with Borgata titles and big-time cashes.

He says that although he’d transitioned more to cash in recent years, after a career-high $600K score to kick off the year, he was ready to put the time back into tournaments.

“I haven’t been to Florida tournaments since before COVID,” he said. “I kind of wasn’t really playing tournaments much anymore. But when the heater calls, you answer the phone, right? And just yeah, feel like I can see the matrix. It’s all locked in and ready to go.“

Queen just may be following in the footsteps of a fellow Borgata Winter Poker Open champion. In 2023, reigning WPT Player of the Year Bin Weng took down a major event at Borgata in January, and then went on to win this very tournament. Now, Queen acknowledges he may be on a similar path.

“Well, most of my days is preparing to be like Bin Weng. So this would actually fall right in line of doing that exact thing.”

End of Day 1 chips – 231,500 End of Day 2 chips – 330,000 End of Day 3 chips – 2,475,000

Jesse Lonis – 12,350,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Las Vegas, NV Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $8,237,765 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $2,303,017 – 1st, 2023 WSOP $50,000 PLO High Roller Other Prominent Scores: $404,267 – 3rd, 2024 Lucky Heart Poker Open Championship, $367,400 – 1st, PokerStars PCA $10K Warm-Up, $270,000 – 1st WPT World Championship $10,500 PLO

If you have yet to hear about Jesse Lonis – where have you been? Over the past two years, Lonis’ rapid rise in the worldwide tournament scene has been nothing short of incredible. Since the start of 2023, Lonis has been on the grind playing everything everywhere – and winning. We called him “The Busiest Man in Poker” in 2022 , we chronicled his continued sun run in 2023 , and even talked to him just last month about what sets him apart from everyone else in poker .

It’s not hyperbole to call Lonis a modern poker superstar and probably not a stretch to call him the most dangerous player at the table. After all, he wasn’t given the nickname “American Gangster” at Triton Jeju for nothing. He has two WSOP bracelets, two WSOP Circuit rings, a PCA High Roller title, a PokerGO USPO title, and now he’s in line to add to his resume with his first shot at a WPT title.

In the meantime, Lonis has something else monumental taking place as in between now and the time he’ll play at the SHRPS final table, the 28-year-old is set to be married.

“I have a lot to look forward to this month you know, like, I feel like I live in a dream sometimes. I’m very blessed obviously because everything, and I know it’s not easy doing this, and it just seems like I’m very fortunate in every aspect of life right now.”

End of Day 1 chips – 143,500 End of Day 2 chips – 685,000 End of Day 3 chips – 2,475,000

Aaron Kupin – 4,925,000

Home Country: United States Resides: Miami, FL Lifetime Live Tournament Earnings: $628,922 Biggest Lifetime Cash: $60,040 – 7th, 2021 World Series of Poker $10K PLO8 Other Prominent Scores: $50,057 – 11th, 2022 World Series of Poker $10K NLHE 6-Handed Championship

No matter what happens at the final table, it’s going to be a breakthrough score for the short-stacked Aaron Kupin . Kupin has really been turning up the heat on his poker career over the past 18 months including a prolific 2023 World Series of Poker that included 16 cashes. Earlier this year, he hopped into the PokerGO Studio for the first time and added a couple of results during the 2024 PGT Mixed Games Festival.

With roughly 25 big blinds in his stack and roughly 7 years of live experience at age 28, you simply can’t count the well-rounded Kupin out from finding a way to climb back up the chip counts. Just look at his escalating day-over-day chip count, finishing Day 1 with well less than a starting stack and then going on a tear to soar up the chip counts.

He’ll have his work cut out for him, considering his chip position and competition, but Kupin felt like the playdown to the final table went as well as it could have.

“From nine to six, I really don’t even think I played one hand,” Kupin said. “I know I tried to three-bet Landon a little light, and he shoved it in my face. And that was really the only action I got. But again, you can’t really complain when it goes as smoothly as it did. You know, when you’re a medium stack, all you really want is for the short stacks to bust out and you get those page jumps. And that’s exactly what happened. And it happened really quickly. So I can’t complain. And you know, even though I’ll be like a big disadvantage compared to the five much bigger stacks, you know, anything can happen.”

At worst, if Kupin busts out in 6th, the $176,000 payday will nearly triple his previous high score. He has a shot at climbing over $1 million in career live earnings (3rd or better) and, in any case, it’s a new benchmark for the latest chapter in his career.

End of Day 1 chips – 17,500 End of Day 2 chips – 420,000 End of Day 3 chips – 5,250,000 (6th in chips)

The main activities:

• Organization of international poker tournaments
• Opening and managing poker clubs
• Organization of tournaments at private events (Keys for Yandex, Jameson, Afisha, etc.)
• Production and sale of poker equipment for home games
• Offline poker school in Moscow
• Co-creators the most popular in Russia poker YouTube show “Vecherniy Poker”
• Co-founders ITC Poker Team

Some facts about us:

• On the 1st of September 2006, Arthur Voskanian founded Poker Club Management, with up to 200 employees reached by the end of the first year.
• From 2006-2009, PCM opened its poker clubs in Moscow and Russia.
• In 2008, Arthur Voskanian was assigned as vice president of the sport poker Russian Federation.
• In 2009, when Russian sports removed poker from the game’s list, PCM decided to move out all the projects abroad and built the first international poker festival for Russian speakers.
• Since 2010, PCM has managed poker development at Merit Crystal Cove and Casino in North Cyprus, Turkey.
• Since 2012, Arthur Voskanian has been a World Tournament Director Association (TDA) member.
• In 2013, PCM started a new poker festival named Eurasian Poker Tour, held in Russia (Altai / Sochi), Georgia, Belarus, Montenegro, Ukraine, Cyprus and Kazakhstan every two months.
• 2017 was the year PCM signed an exclusive agreement with partypoker for five years.
• Since 2017, PCM has organised poker festivals such as WSOP Circuit, PokerStars EPT, and partypoker MILLIONS.
• Arthur Voskanian has become a manager of the Sochi Poker Club.
• In March 2020, the most expensive poker festival in Russian history, with a buy-in of $250 000, occurred in Sochi Casino.
• PCM is an exclusive partner of such gigantic poker names as partypoker LIVE Million, EPT, WPT, and 888poker LIVE.
• In 2018, Sochi Casino launched its series of tournaments, the Sochi Poker Festival.

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