Josh Arieh

United States of America [USA]United States of America
World Series of Poker
Total Prize in Asia-Pacific
$27,860
Largest Prize in Asia-Pacific
$22,500
Josh Arieh Net Worth: How Rich is Georgia’s 3rd All Time Money List Poker Pro?
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Josh Arieh Net Worth: How Rich is Georgia’s 3rd All Time Money List Poker Pro?
Josh Arieh may not have reached the pinnacle of the All Time Money List, but he has been a longtime prominent figure in the professional poker scene thanks to
07/05/2024
2021 WSOP final festival highlights: Josh Arieh wins WSOP Player of the Year; Inspiring performances; Over $231M paid out
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2021 WSOP final festival highlights: Josh Arieh wins WSOP Player of the Year; Inspiring performances; Over $231M paid out
After 54 days of thrilling action, the 52nd Annual World Series of Poker has come to an end. 88 bracelets were awarded at the Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino and eleven at online platform WSOP.com. Here’s a look at some of the festival highlights, top performances, series numbers, and player achievements.  Josh Arieh wins […]
11/25/2021
2021 WSOP: Daniel Cates seizes maiden gold at Poker Players Championship; Second series win for Josh Arieh; Georgios Sotiropoulos, Eric Zhang claim victories
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2021 WSOP: Daniel Cates seizes maiden gold at Poker Players Championship; Second series win for Josh Arieh; Georgios Sotiropoulos, Eric Zhang claim victories
A colorful bag of new champions minted at the 52nd World Series of Poker. The biggest winner was Daniel Cates at the $50K Poker Players Championship 6-Handed. Cates denied series winner/ 3x bracelet winner Ryan Leng to lock up his first ever gold bracelet and have his name etched on the Chip Reese Memorial Trophy. […]
11/08/2021
2021 WSOP: Carlos Chang brings Taiwan’s second series gold; Josh Arieh, Kevin Gerhart, and Brad Ruben win third career bracelet
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2021 WSOP: Carlos Chang brings Taiwan’s second series gold; Josh Arieh, Kevin Gerhart, and Brad Ruben win third career bracelet
Taiwan players continue to bring excitement to the Asian region as Carlos Chang wins his first career bracelet at the $2,500 Freezeout No Limit Hold’em. This was Taiwan’s second gold in this series. Two weeks prior, fellow countryman Yen Han “Pete” Chen shipped Online Event #3: $400 NLH Ultra Deepstack. Also locking up bracelets were […]
10/25/2021