Fernando Pages

Fernando Pages is a poker player from the United States who has been active in tournament poker since at least 2016. His early career includes participation in the 2016 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Event #2: The Colossus II, where he finished 1,875th out of 21,613 entrants for $1,136. This marked his first recorded WSOP cash.

According to WSOP.com, Pages has 8 lifetime cashes in WSOP-branded events, with total earnings of $11,353. He has no bracelets, rings, or final tables. His cashes span from 2016 to 2026, with notable results including:

• February 2026: 35th place in a WSOP Circuit event at Harrah's Pompano Beach (Seniors Event) for $807.
• February 2023: 21st place in a WSOP Circuit Seniors event for $701.
• July 2022: 532nd place in a WSOP online event for $1,080.
• April 2022: 86th place in a WSOP Circuit event at Isle Casino Pompano Park for $2,960.
• March 2022: 39th place in a WSOP Circuit event for $3,045.
• February 2022: 24th place in a WSOP Circuit event for $755.
• November 2021: 530th place in a WSOP online event for $869.
• June 2016: 1,875th place in WSOP Colossus II for $1,136.

Pages has also been active in the Seminole Hard Rock Poker series. In 2025, during the Deep Stack Series, he reached a Flight A chip lead with 198,000 chips (50 big blinds) after eliminating a player with pocket kings. However, he later was eliminated on the money bubble in the same series, holding pocket kings against Peter Fellows' sixes, which flopped a set.

Public hand histories indicate Pages is willing to commit his stack with strong premium hands like pocket kings. In the Seminole Hard Rock event, he got all in preflop with KK but was outdrawn by a set of sixes. This suggests an aggressive, value-oriented style common among tournament grinders. His participation in senior events also points to a player who enjoys the competitive atmosphere of live poker.

While Fernando Pages has not achieved major fame or significant titles, his consistent cashes in WSOP and Seminole Hard Rock events demonstrate a steady presence in the poker community. He represents the many skilled amateur and semi-professional players who compete regularly in regional and series events, often surviving deep into tournaments but falling short of the ultimate prize. His journey offers a realistic perspective on the grind of tournament poker.