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WPT® Champions and Winners List

For more than 20 seasons, the World Poker Tour champions have defined modern poker. Early stars like Gus Hansen and Carlos Mortensen set the standard, making way for modern champions such as Darren Elias and Bin Weng. Winning a WPT® title offers more than just prize money; it means joining the elite club recognized around the world as the best players in poker.

The WPT® Championships are where the majority of champions are made, earn life-changing payouts, and global recognition.

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WPT® Championship Winners

WPT® Championships are the cornerstone poker tournaments of the World Poker Tour, with buy-ins ranging from $3,500 to $10,000, huge prize pools, and prestigious titles throughout the year.

The WPT® Championship winners are some of poker’s most celebrated champions, as winning these events attracts international fields and ends with televised final tables watched worldwide.

Winning one, cements your place in poker history alongside legends of the game. Here’s a complete list of the WPT® Championship winners from the very first event, showing who has claimed poker’s most iconic titles.

Season 1 (I)
2002May
~
2003April
13 events
Date
Event
Winner
1st Prize
Prizepool
May 27-June 1
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Gus Hansen
$556,460
$1,416,200
August 30–31
Legends of Poker
Chris Karagulleyan
$258,000
$670,000
October 9–11
Aruba Poker Classic
Juha Helppi
$50,000
$350,000
October 19
Costa Rica Classic
Jose Rosenkrantz
$108,730
$234,858
November 10–11
Gold Rush
Paul Darden
$146,000
$456,000
November 14–17
World Poker Finals
Howard Lederer
$320,400
$915,000
January 28–31
World Poker Open
Dave Ulliott
$589,175
$1,600,000
February 12–15
Euro Finals of Poker
Christer Johansson
€500,000
€831,000
February 21–24
L.A. Poker Classic
Gus Hansen
$532,490
$1,360,000
February 25–26
Celebrity Invitational
Layne Flack
$125,300
$208,300
March 6
Party Poker Million II
Howard Lederer
$289,150
$1,013,800
March 31-April 2
World Poker Challenge
Ron Rose
$168,298
$421,746
April 14–18
WPT® World Championship
Alan Goehring
$1,011,886
$2,691,750
Season 2 (II)
2003July
~
2004April
14 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
July 10–13
Grand Prix de Paris
David Benyamine
€357,000
€894,400
September 1–3
Legends of Poker
Mel Judah
$579,375
$1,545,000
September 20–22
Borgata Poker Ope
Noli Francisco
$470,000
$1,175,000
October 18
Ultimate Poker Classic
Erick Lindgren
$500,000
$1,697,460
November 14–17
World Poker Finals
Hoyt Corkins
$1,089,200
$3,155,000
December 15–18
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Paul Phillips
$1,101,908
$3,044,750
January 25
PokerStars Caribbean Poker Adventure
Gus Hansen
$455,780
$1,657,501
January 26–29
World Poker Open
Barry Greenstein
$1,278,370
$3,455,050
February 21–24
L.A. Poker Classic
Antonio Esfandiari
$1,399,135
$3,781,500
February 24
Celebrity Invitational
Phil Laak
$100,000
$200,000
March 3–5
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Phil Gordon
$360,000
$1,125,000
March 18
PartyPoker Million III
Erick Lindgren
$1,000,000
$3,682,337
March 30-April 1
World Poker Challenge
Mike Kinney
$629,469
$1,658,700
April 19–23
WPT® World Championship
Martin de Knijff
$2,728,356
$8,342,000
Season 3 (III)
2004July
~
2005April
16 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
July 17–21
Grand Prix de Paris
Surinder Sunar
€679,860
€1,957,750
July 29-August 1
Mirage Poker Showdown
Eli Elezra
$1,024,574
$2,725,200
August 28–31
Legends of Poker
Doyle Brunson
$1,198,260
$3,335,000
September 19–22
Borgata Poker Open
Daniel Negreanu
$1,117,400
$3,020,000
September 26-October 1
Aruba Poker Classic
Eric Brenes
$1,000,000
$3,879,000
October 19–22
Festa al Lago
Carlos Mortensen
$1,000,000
$3,026,400
November 13–17
World Poker Finals
Tuan Le
$1,549,588
$6,765,000
December 14–18
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Daniel Negreanu
$1,770,218
$5,470,800
January 8–11
PokerStars Caribbean Poker Adventure
John Gale
$890,600
$3,487,200
January 24–27
World Poker Open
Johnny Stolzmann
$1,491,444
$3,832,773
February 18–22
L.A. Poker Classic
Michael Mizrachi
$1,859,909
$5,166,414
February 23–24
Celebrity Invitational
Alex Brenes
$125,500
$225,500
March 7–11
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Danny Nguyen
$1,025,000
$4,070,000
March 19–25
PartyPoker Million IV
Michael Gracz
$1,500,000
$7,430,000
March 29-April 1
World Poker Challenge
Arnold Spee
$633,880
$1,725,350
April 18–24
WPT® World Championship
Tuan Le
$2,856,150
$10,961,000
Season 4 (IV)
2005May
~
2006April
17 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
May 23–26
Mirage Poker Showdown
Gavin Smith
$1,153,778
$3,074,900
July 25–29
Grand Prix de Paris
Roland de Wolfe
€479,680
€1,520,000
August 27–31
Legends of Poker
Alex Kahaner
$1,150,900
$4,195,000
September 19–22
Borgata Poker Open
Al Ardebili
$1,498,650
$4,995,500
September 26-October 1
Aruba Poker Classic
Freddy Deeb
$1,000,000
$3,235,000
October 18–21
Festa al Lago
Minh Ly
$1,060,050
$4,074,000
November 13–18
World Poker Finals
Nick Schulman
$2,167,500
$7,855,000
December 12–16
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Rehne Pedersen
$2,078,185
$8,075,250
January 5–10
PokerStars Caribbean Poker Adventure
Steve Paul-Ambrose
$1,388,600
$5,647,200
January 19–23
World Poker Open
Scotty Nguyen
$969,421
$3,171,900
January 29-February 1
Borgata Winter Poker Open
Michael Mizrachi
$1,173,373
$3,695,700
February 16–21
L.A. Poker Classic
Alan Goehring
$2,391,550
$6,643,200
February 22–23
Invitational
Barry Greenstein
$100,000
$200,000
February 27-March 3
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Nam Le
$1,198,300
$4,702,800
March 27–30
World Poker Challenge
Mike Simon
$1,052,890
$2,845,700
April 6–9
Foxwoods Poker Classic
Victor Ramdin
$1,331,889
$4,175,200
April 18–24
WPT® World Championship
Joe Bartholdi
$3,760,165
$14,671,250
Season 5 (V)
2006May
~
2007April
19 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
May 14–17
Mirage Poker Showdown
Stanley Weiss
$1,320,255
$3,724,800
June 4–8
Mandalay Bay Poker Championship
Joe Tehan
$1,033,440
$1,033,440
June 12–16
Grand Prix de Paris
Christian Grundtvig
€712,500
€2,320,000
August 26–30
Legends of Poker
Joe Pelton
$1,602,670
$4,520,200
September 15–19
Borgata Poker Open
Mark Newhouse
$1,519,020
$5,238,000
October 16–20
Festa al Lago
Andreas Walnum
$1,090,025
$4,200,100
October 22–24
Canadian Open Championship
Scott Clements
C$250,027
C$720,533
October 25–29
North American Poker Championship
Soren Turkewitsch
C$1,380,378
C$4,829,332
November 12–16
World Poker Finals
Nenad Medic
$1,717,194
$5,749,481
December 14–19
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Joe Hachem
$2,207,575
$8,482,650
January 5–10
PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
Ryan Daut
$1,535,255
$7,063,842
January 21–25
World Poker Open
Bryan Sumner
$913,986
$2,812,000
January 26–30
Borgata Winter Poker Open
John Hennigan
$1,606,223
$5,529,000
February 24-March 1
L.A. Poker Classic
Eric Hershler
$2,429,970
$7,593,600
March 3–5
Celebrity Invitational
Adam Weinraub
$125,000
$200,000
March 12–16
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Ted Forrest
$1,100,000
$4,490,000
March 25–28
World Poker Challenge
J.C. Tran
$683,473
$2,278,250
March 30-April 4
Foxwoods Poker Classic
Raj Patel
$1,298,405
$3,898,635
April 21–27
WPT® World Championship
Carlos Mortensen
$3,970,415
$15,495,750
Season 6 (VI)
2007April
~
2008April
19 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
May 19–23
Mirage Poker Showdown
Jonathan Little
$1,091,295
$2,907,381
May 29-June 2
Mandalay Bay Poker Championship
Shawn Buchanan
$768,775
$2,211,600
July 10–15
Bellagio Cup III
Kevin Saul
$1,342,320
$5,189,500
August 25–30
Legends of Poker
Dan Harrington
$1,599,865
$4,607,500
September 6–9
Gulf Coast Poker Championship
Bill Edler
$747,615
$2,463,200
September 16–20
Borgata Poker Open
Roy Winston
$1,575,280
$5,432,000
September 26–30
Turks & Caicos Poker Classic
Rhynie Campbell
$436,675
$996,675
October 11–16
Spanish Championship
Markus Lehmann
€537,000
€1,665,500
October 26-November 2
North American Poker Championship
Scott Clements
C$1,456,585
C$5,133,335
November 7–13
World Poker Finals
Mike Vela
$1,704,986
$5,404,075
December 12–18
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Eugene Katchalov
$2,482,605
$9,390,000
January 20–24
World Poker Open
Brett Faustman
$892,413
$2,512,300
January 27–31
Borgata Winter Open
Gavin Griffin
$1,401,109
$4,917,900
February 23–28
L.A. Poker Classic
Phil Ivey
$1,596,100
$6,288,000
March 1–3
Celebrity Invitational
Van Nguyen
$125,500
$225,500
March 10–14
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Brandon Cantu
$1,000,000
$3,336,000
March 25–28
World Poker Challenge
Lee Markholt
$493,815
$1,873,275
April 4–9
Foxwoods Poker Classic
Erik Seidel
$992,890
$3,230,014
April 19–26
WPT® World Championship
David Chiu
$3,389,140
$13,216,250
Season 7 (VII)
2008May
~
2009April
14 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
May 23–27
Spanish Championship
Casper Hansen
€425,000
€1,278,396
July 11–17
Bellagio Cup IV
Mike Watson
$1,673,770
$6,489,300
August 23–28
Legends of Poker
John Phan
$1,116,428
$3,520,738
September 14–18
Borgata Poker Open
Vivek Rajkumar
$1,424,500
$5,000,000
October 10–16
North American Poker Championship
Glen Witmer
C$1,250,352
C$3,374,475
October 20–26
Festa al Lago
Bertrand Grospellier
$1,411,015
$5,354,000
November 5–11
World Poker Finals
Jonathan Little
$1,120,310
$3,876,508
December 13–19
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
David Rheem
$1,538,730
$7,231,350
January 14–17
Southern Poker Championship
Allen Carter
$1,025,500
$2,662,747
February 21–26
L.A. Poker Classic
Cornel Cimpan
$1,686,760
$6,681,600
February 28 - March 2
Celebrity Invitational
Freddy Deeb
$100,000
$200,000
March 16–20
Bay 101 Shooting Star
Steve Brecher
$1,025,500
$3,714,500
April 3–8
Foxwoods Poker Classic
Vadim Trincher
$731,079
$2,436,930
April 18–25
WPT® World Championship
Yevgeniy Timoshenko
$2,143,655
$8,172,250
Season 8 (VIII)
2009May
~
2010April
18 events
Date
Event
Winner
Prize
Prizepool
May 6–10
Venice
Ragnar Astrom
€397,960
€1,521,340
June 26–30
Spanish Championship
Randal Flowers
€277,000
€860,000
July 13–19
Bellagio Cup V
Alexandre Gomes
$1,187,670
$3,899,400
August 22–26
Legends of Poker
Prahlad Friedman
$1,009,000
$2,625,000
August 31-September 4
Slovakia
Richard Toth
€104,000
€542,572
September 6–12
Merit Cyprus Classic
Thomas Bichon
$579,165
$1,810,000
September 19–24
Borgata Poker Open
Olivier Busquet
$925,514
$3,359,400
October 12–19
Marrakech
Christophe Savary
€377,262
€1,812,000
October 20–26
Festa al Lago
Tommy Vedes
$1,218,225
$4,001,250
November 5–10
World Poker Finals
Cornel Cimpan
$910,058
$3,424,100
December 13–19
Five Diamond World Poker Classic
Daniel Alaei
$1,428,430
$4,761,450
January 24–27
Southern Poker Championship
Hoyt Corkins
$739,486
$1,930,000
February 20–21
Celebrity Invitational
Leron Washington
$100,000
$200,000
February 26-March 4
L.A. Poker Classic
Andras Koroknai
$1,788,001
$7,152,000
March 8–12
Bay 101 Shooting Star
McLean Karr
$878,500
$3,163,500
March 20–24
Hollywood Poker Open
Carlos Mortensen
$391,212
$1,331,616
March 27-April 2
Bucharest
Guillaume Darcourt
€144,530
€449,450
April 17–24
WPT® World Championship
David Williams
$1,530,537
$4,728,750
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These results highlight how the WPT® Championships have consistently produced champions from around the world.

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A single Championship victory is historic, but the WPT® Player of the Year award honors consistency and dominance across an entire season.

WPT® Player of the Year

The WPT® Player of the Year (POY) award goes to the poker player who is constantly amongst the best across players an entire season, with deep runs and final tables.

Although they may not necessarily be a single event winner, these players earn points across multiple tournaments, proving both skill and consistency.

Champions such as Mukul Pahuja, Chad Eveslage, and Yunkyu Song have all claimed this prize, proving just how good you have to be to receive this prestigious award.

The following table lists every WPT® Player of the Year since its inception, highlighting the champions who have shown consistency across an entire season.

Season
Player
WPT® Wins
1 (2002-2003)
Howard Lederer
2 WPT® wins
2 (2003-2004)
Erick Lindgren
2 WPT® wins
3 (2004-2005)
Daniel Negreanu
2 WPT® wins
4 (2005-2006)
Gavin Smith
1 WPT® win
5 (2006-2007)
J. C. Tran
1 WPT® win
6 (2007-2008)
Jonathan Little
1 WPT® win
7 (2008-2009)
Bertrand Grospellier
1 WPT® win
8 (2009-2010)
Faraz Jaka
0 WPT® wins (but consistent high finishes)
9 (2010-2011)
Andy Frankenberger
1 WPT® win
10 (2011-2012)
Joe Serock
0 WPT® wins (but consistent high finishes)
11 (2012-2013)
Matthew Salsberg
1 WPT® win
12 (2013-2014)
Mukul Pahuja
0 WPT® wins (but consistent high finishes)
13 (2014-2015)
Anthony Zinno
2 WPT® wins
14 (2015-2016)
Mike Shariati
1 WPT® win
15 (2016-2017)
Benjamin Zamani
0 WPT® wins (but consistent high finishes)
16 (2017-2018)
Art Papazyan
2 WPT® wins
17 (2018-2019)
Erkut Yilmaz
2 WPT® wins
18 (2019-2021)
Brian Altman
1 WPT® win
19 (2021)
Jake Ferro
1 WPT® win
20 (2022)
Chad Eveslage
1 WPT® win
21 (2023)
Bin Weng
2 WPT® wins
22 (2024)
Yunkyu Song
0 WPT® wins (but consistent high finishes)
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Although an excellent season-long performance is highly acclaimed, nothing carries more prestige than the year-ending WPT® World Championship.

WPT® World Championship Winners

The WPT® World Championship winners represent the very best of poker players.

Each December in Las Vegas, this $10,400 buy-in event attracts the elite professionals and most ambitious newcomers from across the globe.

In recent years, it has set records with prize pools reaching $40 million, making it one of, if not the, most prestigious poker tournament in the world.

Below is a complete list of all of the WPT® World Championship winners and the prize money they received.

Year
Champion
Prize Money
2003
Alan Goehring
$1,011,866
2004
Martin de Knijff
$2,728,356
2005
Tuan Le
$2,856,150
2006
Joseph Bartholdi Jr.
$3,760,165
2007
Carlos Mortensen
$3,970,415
2008
David Chiu
$3,389,140
2009
Yevgeniy Timoshenko
$2,149,960
2010
David Williams
$1,530,537
2011
Scott Seiver
$1,618,344
2012
Marvin Rettenmaier
$1,196,858
2013
David Rheem
$1,150,297
2014
Keven Stammen
$1,350,000
2015
Asher Conniff
$973,683
2016
Farid Yachou
$381,600
2017
Daniel Weinman
$381,500
2018
Matthew Waxman
$463,375
2019
Ole Schemion
$440,395
2020
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*no events
2021
*no events
*no events
2022
Eliot Hudon
$4,136,000
2023
Daniel Sepiol
$5,282,954
2024
Scott Stewart
$3,138,900

From early legends like Carlos Mortensen to modern stars like Eliot Hudon, WPT® World Champions have earned their place in the game’s history books.

FAQs

Who has the most WPT® titles?

Darren Elias is the record holder for most World Poker Tour titles, with 4 WPT® Championships. He also holds the record for the most final table appearances at 13.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2023?

Daniel Sepiol won the 2023 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $5,282,954 after defeating Georgios Sotiropoulos heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2019?

Ole Schemion won the 2019 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $440,395 after defeating Tony Dunst heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2017?

Daniel Weinman won the 2017 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,500 after defeating Michael Mizrachi heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2024?

Scott Stewart won the 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,563,900 after defeating Rob Sherwood heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2022?

Eliot Hudon won the 2022 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $4,136,000 after defeating Benny Glaser heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2018?

Matthew Waxman won the 2018 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $463,375 after defeating Matas Cimbolas heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2016?

Farid Yachou won the 2016 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,600 after defeating Vlad Darie heads-up.

Who has the most WPT® titles?

Darren Elias is the record holder for most World Poker Tour titles, with 4 WPT® Championships. He also holds the record for the most final table appearances at 13.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2024?

Scott Stewart won the 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,563,900 after defeating Rob Sherwood heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2023?

Daniel Sepiol won the 2023 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $5,282,954 after defeating Georgios Sotiropoulos heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2022?

Eliot Hudon won the 2022 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $4,136,000 after defeating Benny Glaser heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2019?

Ole Schemion won the 2019 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $440,395 after defeating Tony Dunst heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2018?

Matthew Waxman won the 2018 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $463,375 after defeating Matas Cimbolas heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2017?

Daniel Weinman won the 2017 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,500 after defeating Michael Mizrachi heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2016?

Farid Yachou won the 2016 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,600 after defeating Vlad Darie heads-up.

Who has the most WPT® titles?

Darren Elias is the record holder for most World Poker Tour titles, with 4 WPT® Championships. He also holds the record for the most final table appearances at 13.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2024?

Scott Stewart won the 2024 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,563,900 after defeating Rob Sherwood heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2023?

Daniel Sepiol won the 2023 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $5,282,954 after defeating Georgios Sotiropoulos heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2022?

Eliot Hudon won the 2022 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $4,136,000 after defeating Benny Glaser heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2019?

Ole Schemion won the 2019 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $440,395 after defeating Tony Dunst heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2018?

Matthew Waxman won the 2018 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $463,375 after defeating Matas Cimbolas heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2017?

Daniel Weinman won the 2017 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,500 after defeating Michael Mizrachi heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2016?

Farid Yachou won the 2016 World Poker Tour Tournament of Champions, taking home $381,600 after defeating Vlad Darie heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2015?

Asher Conniff won the 2015 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $973,683 after defeating Alexander Lakhov heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2014?

Keven Stammen won the 2014 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,350,000 after defeating Byron Kaverman heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2013?

David Rheem won the 2013 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,150,297 after defeating Erick Lindgren heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2012?

Marvin Rettenmaier won the 2012 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,196,858 after defeating Philippe Ktorza heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2011?

Scott Seiver won the 2011 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,618,344 after defeating Farzad Bonyadi heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2010?

David Williams won the 2010 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,530,537 after defeating Eric Baldwin heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2009?

Yevgeniy Timoshenko won the 2009 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,149,960 after defeating Ran Azor heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2008?

David Chiu won the 2008 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $3,389,140 after defeating Gus Hansen heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2007?

Carlos Mortensen won the 2007 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $3,970,415 after defeating Kirk Morrison heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2006?

Joseph Bartholdi Jr. won the 2006 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $3,760,165 after defeating Davidson Matthew heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2005?

Tuan Le won the 2005 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,856,150 after defeating Paul Maxfield heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2004?

Martin de Knijff won the 2004 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $2,728,356 after defeating Hasan Habib heads-up.

Who won the WPT® World Championship 2003?

Alan Goehring won the 2003 World Poker Tour World Championship, taking home $1,011,866 after defeating Kirill Gerasimov heads-up.

How many WPT® champions are there?

As of 2025, more than 300 players have been crowned WPT® champions across 22 seasons of tournaments worldwide, including Championship winners, regional champions, and World Championship titleholders in Las Vegas.

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