¡Ey, qué onda! El WPT Poker, o World Poker Tour, es un tourneyazo de póker que arrancó en 2002 y ha repartido más de $1.35 mil millones en premios. Imagínate mesas en casinos top como Las Vegas o Barcelona, con buy-ins de $3,000 a $25,000 en el Main Tour. Lo cool es que lo ves en TV en 150 países, ¡haciendo famoso el póker pa’ todos!​ El Main Tour es el rey, pero hay pa’ todos: Alpha8 con $100,000+ pa’ high rollers, WPT500 desde $500 pa’ novatos, y Deepstacks de $50 a $2,500.

The 2025 WPT World Championship will be held at the Wynn Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada, as part of a multi-week festival running in December. The highlight is the WPT World Championship main event alongside the ClubWPT Gold $5,000,000 Invitational Freeroll, which guarantees $1,000,000 to first place. Throughout the year, the World Poker Tour also hosts stops at casinos across North America, Europe, and Asia, with buy-ins ranging from WPT Prime events at $1,100 to the flagship $10,400 main tour events.

The World Poker Tour holds events at premier casino venues throughout the year across North America, Europe, and Asia. The flagship WPT World Championship takes place every December at Wynn Las Vegas. Other major stops include the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown in Florida, WPT Rolling Thunder in California, and international stops in Europe and Asia. WPT Prime events expand the tour’s reach to regional casinos with more affordable buy-ins. The WPT television show broadcasts globally in more than 150 countries, currently in its 21st season, airing on Bally’s Sports Regional Networks in the United States.

The WPT Prime Championship at Wynn Las Vegas shattered its $5 million guarantee, drawing 10,516 entries in the $1,100 buy-in event — the largest live WPT-branded tournament field ever. The total prize pool reached $10,196,640, more than double the guarantee, with the winner taking home $1,386,280. The tournament also awarded $10,400 seats to the WPT World Championship to the top finishers. The event’s massive success cemented WPT Prime as one of the most accessible yet lucrative tournament series in poker, offering life-changing payouts at a fraction of the cost of Main Tour events.

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.