The $3,300 buy-in Texas Poker Open Main Event has its champion and after an intense battle over the final days, Ravee Sundara, also known as ‘Sonny’, won the $283,143 top prize after a three-way deal, also taking home the Texas Poker Open belt buckle trophy after he outlasted 698 other entries.

The $3,300-entry Texas Poker Open Main Event is down to just 11 players, and after a stirring run by PokerStake’s Kevin Theodore to 47th place, the race is on to become this year’s champion. Whoever wins the 2025 TPO Main Event will earn a massive $375,000 and the infamous ‘Belt Buckle’ trophy.

The 2025 Texas Poker Open festival is underway and with a raft of big events coming this week, some of PokerStake’s finest are selling action to the Main Event among other tournaments in Round Rock. We’ve taken a look at the value on offer as four formidable players sit down to win themselves – and… Continue reading Who Can You Stake at the 2025 Texas Poker Open?

Three $5,000 buy-in high rollers have taken place at the Champions Club in Houston, Texas this week and with two PokerStake players among the winners, fans and investors alike celebrated victories. Daniel Sepiol, Victoria Livschitz and Aram Zobian all lifted TPO trophies as The Lone Star State played host to high roller action of the… Continue reading Daniel Sepiol Among Early High Roller Winners at Champions Club in Texas

The inaugural Texas Poker Open’s $3,300-entry Main Event was won last night in Houston, Texas by the Chinese high roller regular and popular poker professional Ren Lin. Chastising himself on Day 2 for “gambling too much”, Lin’s reigned in the big moves and played superb smallball poker to land yet another major title in a… Continue reading Texas Poker Open Main Event Won by Chinese Professional Ren Lin for $400,000

The inaugural Texas Poker Open reached its final day overnight at the Champions Club in Houston, Texas and with 15 players remaining, some stellar names are chasing the $400,000 top prize. Day 2 of the three-day event saw 86 players reduced to just two tables as players such as Shaun Deeb, Ryan Riess and Jeremy… Continue reading Texas Poker Open Down to 15 as Shaun Deeb, Ryan Riess & Jeremy Ausmus Chase Glory

To many, poker’s spiritual home isn’t Sin City and the bright lights of Las Vegas. Instead, it is The Lone Star State and the birthplace of legends such as Doyle Brunson, Amarillo Slim and even modern superstar Doug Polk – Texas. PokerGO have decided that a major tournament has escaped Texas for long enough, and… Continue reading PokerGO Heads South for Inaugural Texas Poker Open with $2m Main Event