The self-styled Poker Brat finished 12th in Event No. Also running hot at this year’s PokerGO Tour U.S. Poker Open titles in recent days.ĭarren Elias bested a field of 87 players on April 1 to win $313,200, closely followed by Dan Smith, who won Event No. With players from around the world anteing up at the Aria, a variety of famous pros have won U.S. Haxton may have won the race to $5 million in prize money this year, but he’s not been the only big winner in Las Vegas. Stars Shine at PokerGO Tour US Poker Open Given that it’s only April and we’ve got the World Series of Poker coming up, there’s a good chance Haxton could beat his previous record and become one of the year’s biggest winners. His best was in 2018 when he won $8.1 million. That run puts Haxton’s 2023 total at $5.1 million and counting.įor context, 2023 is now his second-best year in terms of tournament prize money. 7 of the PGT PLO series and then got a win at the U.S. The online poker legend took sixth in Event No. Among those cashes were two outright wins in $100K events for a combined payout of $2.6 million.įive deep runs at the Triton Super High Roller Series in Vietnam followed, before it was back to the U.S. From there, he traveled to the Bahamas and cashed four times at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. 20 when he took down the $50,000 PokerGO Cup event for $598,000. Winning the $25,000 tournament gave Haxton his second PokerGO Tour (PGT) title of 2023 and made him the first player to win $5 million this year. The American pro won $423,000 on April 1 after beating Joey Weissman heads-up in Event No. Poker Open is drawing to a close, but not before some of the game’s biggest names, including Isaac Haxton, etched their names in the record books.
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