The WPT Prime Championship at Wynn Las Vegas more than doubled its $5 million guarantee, drawing a record 10,516 entries in the $1,100 buy-in event. The total prize pool reached $10,196,640, with the champion earning $1,386,280 — the largest top prize in WPT Prime history. The payout structure awarded $10,400 WPT World Championship seats to the top finishers, along with significant cash prizes for the entire final table. Other notable payouts included approximately $800,000 for second place and $500,000 for third.

¿Qué es TP en el póquer WPT? Puntos de Torneo (TP) son la moneda virtual que se utiliza para comprar entradas a torneos VIP en ClubWPT. Todos los jugadores comienzan con una cantidad fija de 500 TP al abrir una cuenta VIP. Estos puntos no se pueden recargar manualmente, pero se renuevan automáticamente una vez al día, permitiéndote participar en torneos exclusivos sin costo adicional. Los TP son una excelente forma de disfrutar del póker competitivo sin arriesgar tu propio dinero.

No, US players cannot play on WPT Global for real money. WPT Global is not available in the United States, the United Kingdom, or in Southern European countries with ring-fenced poker licensing systems such as France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal. However, US players can use ClubWPT Gold, which operates under a sweepstakes model and is legal in most US states (excluding Washington, Michigan, Montana, and Idaho). ClubWPT Gold offers tournaments and cash games where players can win real cash prizes through sweepstakes mechanics.

The cost to enter a WPT tournament varies by event tier. The WPT Main Tour focuses on buy-ins ranging from $3,500 to $25,000, with winners of official Main Tour events earning a prestigious membership to the WPT Champions Club — an exclusive group of poker champions with special benefits and recognition. For players seeking more affordable entry points, WPT Prime events start at $1,100, offering the same world-class tournament experience at a lower price point.

The winner of the 2014 WPT Championship was Keven Stammen, who earned $1,350,000 for his victory. Stammen won the WPT’s $15,400 championship event by defeating Byron Kaverman in heads-up play — a win that remains his largest career prize to date. The 2014 WPT season featured multiple stops leading up to the championship, with top players competing for points and prize money throughout the year. Stammen’s victory added his name to the prestigious list of WPT Champions Club members.