Poker player

Ben Sagan

United States

American poker player, world ranking 14125, career earnings $239,367. Known for a solid style, has cashed multiple times in large tournaments.

Career earnings: $ 239,367

Tournament Results

MSPT Events

Ben Sagan has achieved three major cashes in the MSPT series, as follows:

DateEventBuy-inPlacePrize
February 22, 2026MSPT Potawatomi Casino $1,110 No Limit Hold'em - MSPT Club Main Event (Event #5)$1,11017 / 1785$15,422
July 23, 2017MSPT Potawatomi Casino $350 No Limit Hold'em - Main Event$35085 / 1658$963
August 3, 2014MSPT Majestic Star Casino $1,000 + 100 No Limit Hold'em Main Event$1,10016 / 228$2,210

Among these, the 17th place finish in 2026 for $15,422 represents his largest single career cash.

WSOP Circuit

Sagan also has three cashes in the WSOP Circuit:

DateEventBuy-inPlacePrize
October 24, 2013WSOP Circuit - HORSESHOE HAMMOND Event #10: No-Limit Hold'em Main Event - $2,000,000 Guaranteed$1,67572 / 1717$5,769
October 12, 2011WSOP Circuit - HORSESHOE HAMMOND Event #1: No Limit Hold'em Re-Entry - $500,000 Guaranteed$365288 / 3001$777
January 19, 2006WSOP Circuit - GRAND CASINO TUNICA Event #18: $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed$2,00012 / 105$3,875

Personal Background

According to MSPT official sources, Ben Sagan is from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA. His poker activity spans 20 years from 2006 to 2026, but with limited cash results, indicating a focus on specific series. The search materials do not provide additional information such as age, occupation, or poker learning history.

Summary

  1. Multi-event participation: Sagan not only cashed consistently in the MSPT series but also succeeded three times in the WSOP Circuit, demonstrating his ability to adapt to different tournament structures.
  2. Long-term persistence: From his first WSOP cash in 2006 to his largest MSPT prize in 2026, he has shown nearly 20 years of poker career.
  3. Consistent performance: Reaching the late stages of large events multiple times (e.g., 17th in MSPT Main Event, 72nd in WSOP Main Event) reflects solid tournament skills.

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