Simon Britton and Cody Fisher have each claimed their first gold rings by winning World Series of Poker Circuit Main Events. Both players also received $5,000 packages for the WSOP Paradise 2026.
From 28 October to 9 November 2026, the WSOP Circuit visited Choctaw Casino Resort in Durant, Oklahoma, with 18 WSOPC gold rings up for grabs. The $1,700 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event attracted 793 entries, creating a prize pool of more than $1.09 million. In the heads-up battle, American Simon Britton ($208,295) defeated fellow countryman Chan Pelton ($138,800).
Almost simultaneously, from 29 October to 9 November 2026, the first-ever WSOPC stop took place at The Reserve Poker Club in Toledo, Ohio. Another 18 WSOPC rings were up for grabs, including one in the $2,200 High Roller, which Carter McMahon won for $34,110.
The $1,700 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event attracted 991 entries, generating a prize pool of approximately $1.42 million. Cody Fisher ($246,466) emerged as the inaugural champion, while poker pro Adam Friedman ($164,271) finished runner-up.
Final Table Results Choctaw WSOP Circuit Main Event
1st: Simon Britton, $208,295
2nd: Chan Pelton, $138,800
3rd: Alain Raad, $96,010
4th: Chris Staats, $67,640
5th: Russell Hobson, $48,540
6th: William Hesser, $35,500
7th: Young Choi, $26,460
8th: Dylan Murrell, $20,120
9th: Mason Bodnar, $15,610
Final Table Results The Reserve WSOP Circuit Main Event
1st: Cody Fisher, $246,466
2nd: Adam Friedman, $164,271
3rd: Nicholas Davidson, $115,534
4th: Matthew Ploof, $82,513
5th: Dennis Milko, $59,856
6th: Christopher Webb, $44,114
7th: Patrick Steele, $33,039
8th: Ryan Hiller, $25,153
9th: Craig Waikem, $19,470
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