With events such as the $200,000 Triton Invitational and $100,000 NLHE Main Event playing out in Jeju this week, it might be easy to forget that there are other major series going on around the world. South Korea may be home to the high rollers, and we’ve seen plenty of PokerStake players win big in the Far East, but there are other players plying their trade across the globe – and you could be a part of their winning streaks.

We’ve taken a look at three series playing out in Liechtenstein, Atlantic City and Texas as some of the best poker players who sell action on PokerStake look to win big again.

Getting Lucky in Liechtenstein

Three PokerStake players are swapping their home life for a game on the road over the next fortnight as they look to win big in Liechtenstein. The country, which is around the 215^th biggest in the world and has a population of just over 40,000, had an extremely negative stance towards poker until the passing of the free market act in 2017, which legalised casinos and saw this humble home of predominantly Catholic customers added to by gamblers.

In 2019, the Grand Casino Liechtenstein – this week’s stop for the World Series of Poker Circuit series – opened to much fanfare and since then, the venue has become one of European player’s favorites. Specializing in live poker, the venue is convenient for travellers, sitting at the junction of countries such as Switzerland and Austria, a hub for many German players in 2026.

Of the players to take on the action in “The Las Vegas of the Alps” is Jess Vierling. Jess is selling to just two events, with three bullets on sale in each, with an across-the-board markup of 1.20 in place. Brazilian player and WSOP bracelet winner Vivian Saliba joins Jess in the ranks of players, though she is only selling two bullets to the CF1,500 Main Event at present, at a markup of 1.25. Austrian player Sandro Zarriello is looking to go past $500,000 in winnings on The Hendon Mob and is selling to four events at between 1.10 and 1.20.

You can check out our full set of action available for the WSOP Circuit Grand Casino Liechtenstein series here.

Taking on Texas

The World Series of Poker Circuit series in Texas could well rival Liechtenstein for value and of course, some home country heroes. Four United States players are sticking to the familiar as they take on the tables at one of The Lone Star State’s growing venues. Alexandra Loveless will be hoping to continue her excellent form in recent events. Booking cashes in five events since the start of August, Alex will be looking to top her recent third-place finish in the RunGood Poker Series in Dallas, where she won $4,842 from an entry fee of just $200. That’s the kind of ROI (return on investment) any PokerStake backer loves.

Matt Blagg is only playing the Main Event in Texas but represents excellent value at a markup of 1.20 per each of his three bullets. The same is definitely true of Pedro Green. His recent trio of final table appearances in Las Vegas and Texas have given the Dominican Republic-born player quite the rep and he’ll be looking to add big numbers to his $166,979 in lifetime earnings as he closes on making $200,000 by playing poker in his career to date.

Finally, Michael ‘Scot’ Fahrenbruch may be lacking a second ‘t’ in his nickname but that’s all he’s lacking. Scot has recent form in exactly the sort of comparable event that will make him an attractive purchase for any PokerStakers. Bagging $10,388 in the WSOPC Las Vegas $400 NLHE event in July, Scot has shown that a deep run is something he knows how to make time and time again.

To check out all of the players taking on the Texas Cardhouse in pursuit of the WSOP Circuit ring, head here.

Cherish Andrews Looking to Win ‘Big Big’

Finally, we come to one of PokerStake’s finest. Returning on so many investments, Cherish Andrews’ next adventure takes place in Atlantic City. Playing The Borgata Big, Big Series, Cherish will be looking to get her hands on some of the $6,000,000 in guarantees across the festival. The Borgata is an iconic poker destination and across 11 events, Cherish will be one of the most experienced players to take on the tables.

Selling to Event #6, the $10,200-entry BIG BIG Poker Baller event, Cherish has three bullets up for grabs in that event, at a markup of 1.15, 1.12 and 1.12 respectively. In the $5,300 buy-in BIG BIG Poker Championship tournament, Cherish is selling three bullets too, at a markup of 1.25 across-the-board.

Buy a slice of Cherish Andrews’ action in the Big, Big Series at the Borgata right here.

September may already have been a lucrative month for you if you backed your favorite in the Triton Jeju  events currently playing out in the Far East. If not, then you’ll want to get involved in the other events and offer, and in Texas, Liechtenstein and Atlantic City this week, there are no better places to start! Head to our official main staking page and start your journey with PokerStake today!