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Until 17 November, the MSPT will be at the Wisconsin resort for the 2019 MSPT Wisconsin State Poker Championship, including a $300,000 guaranteed Main Event.

The application is to develop a commercial casino in the city of Waukegan, an area rich with tribal history and in the heart of Potawatomi treaty lands.

The Mid-States Poker Tour $350 Regional Event at Milwaukee’s Potawatomi Hotel & Casino attracted 1,567 entries and saw Joel Gilmore come out on top for $75,430.

The Mid-States Poker Tour will be at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee from 17 to 21 July for a $350 buy-in event.

Dan Bekavac bested the 625-player field to take home $126,998 on his way to his second Mid-Stakes Poker Tour Main Event title.

The Mid-States Poker Tour will have a $1,100 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed Main Event, offering three starting flights beginning with Day 1A on 4 April.

In the next two months, the MSPT will return to Grand Falls Casino in Iowa, Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel in Iowa and Potawatomi Hotel and Casino in Wisconsin.

Players at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Wisconsin, Coushatta Casino Resort in Louisiana, and Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas can now be among the first to experience the game.

The list of winners includes seven Wheel of Fortune slots players who won big on the iconic game theme, and a Powerbucks player who won a giant jackpot in Canada.

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is playing host to a $350 buy-in, $200,000 guaranteed MSPT Regional Event. The first of three flights will be held on Thursday, 12 July with Day 1A at 5 p.m.

The Czech Republic’s Pavel Plesuv put on an impressive final table performance to win the title outright for $640,062, which marked the richest first-place prize ever awarded on tour.

The 2018-19 season will see more benefits for players, including more starting chips and new price points for the refreshed WSOP U.S. Circuit’s 15th season.

MSPT was in Sioux Falls, South Dakota this past weekend when Aaron Johnson took home $21,268 in the MSPT Grand Falls $350 regional event.

Ahead of the poker room's late April opening, Joseph Bernardi has been welcomed onto the casino's team.

Hassan Abdel-Moneim joins the team after serving as the director of hotel at Potawatomi Casino in Wisconsin, where he managed the development and operations of its hotel.

Rodney Ferguson will take over the role, overseeing the casino's direction, administration and coordination.

The tour has scheduled a record 26 stops for its fourteenth season and will begin on 2 August at Harrah's Cherokee in North Carolina.

Construction will begin later this year on an $80 million expansion that will add 119 additional rooms and suites, along with a spa and extra meeting space.

Engel captured the $114,876 first place prize, bringing his lifetime winnings up to almost $4.6 million.

Jason Ramos emerged victorious, taking home the title and a $108,120 first-place prize.