What the numbers cover

Why this window

These are the series Suits prices players on and scores against: the WSOP summers, WSOP Europe, WSOP Paradise and Triton, the events the Paradise field actually plays. Each one comes from PokerNews' published payouts, event by event, so every cash links to a real result. We go as far back as those pages can be read reliably; anything we can't read is listed below rather than estimated.

What isn't here

• WSOP before 2018. PokerNews' older series pages use a layout we can't read reliably. 2020 was played online, so there's no live summer series that year.
• WSOP Europe before 2023, for the same reason.
• Triton before 2026. PokerNews reports Triton from 2026, and Triton's own site refuses automated requests (we don't work around that).
• Every other tour: EPT, WPT, PokerGO, local series and online results.
• Entries that didn't cash. No one publishes them, so there's no ROI, buy-ins spent or cash rate per entry here.
• 14,403 paid places listed without a player profile. PokerNews prints the name but doesn't link it to a player, so we can't say for certain whose cash it is. Rather than guess between two players with the same name, those cashes aren't counted for anyone.
• 50 events with no game stated in their title or their event page (often Super High Rollers and Mystery Bounties). Their cashes count in every total but sit under “Other” in the game splits, rather than being assigned a game we'd have to assume.
• 2 events without results and 5 with part of the payouts where PokerNews' page couldn't be read or didn't post every paid place.

How we count

• Prize money is what each cash paid, in US dollars. Euro prizes (WSOP Europe) are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate for the day the event ran, and player pages show the original amount alongside.
• Final table means finishing inside the table size the event states (6-handed, 8-handed…), otherwise the top 9.
• Game comes from the event's title. When the title doesn't say (“$50,000 High Roller”), it comes from the full official event name quoted in PokerNews' own report of that event. If neither says, it stays unassigned.
• Online bracelet events (WSOP.com and GGPoker) are included: they're official WSOP events with bracelets. The table counts them per series. Online players often appear under screen names without a profile, so more of their paid places go unattributed.
• Average finish is each finish as a share of the field, averaged across cashes. It ranks players with 8+ cashes.
• Suits points are the fantasy game's own scoring applied to every cash, before position and specialty bonuses.
• A series running now joins each player's record as its results post (marked live on their page).

Sources: payouts and event reports via PokerNews; exchange rates from the ECB via Frankfurter. Database last rebuilt Oct 16, 2026.