Poker player

Joseph Connor

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United States

Joseph Connor is a low-stakes American poker player with 8 WSOP Circuit cashes totaling $9,279, primarily in seniors events. His largest live cash came in 2014 for $4,668, and he remains active in 2025.

Career earnings: $ 64,186

Overview

Joseph Connor is an American poker player based in the United States. His recorded tournament results come primarily from World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit events, where he has cashed 8 times for a total of $9,279 as of April 2025.

WSOP Circuit Results

Connor’s cashes span from 2012 to 2025, with most entries in seniors events. His best performance was in April 2014 at the WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S CHEROKEE Event #11: No-Limit Hold'em Main Event, where he finished 31st out of 665 players for $4,668. Other notable cashes include:

  • February 2012: WSOP Circuit - PALM BEACH KENNEL CLUB Event #1A – 207th of 2,607 for $1,361
  • November 2016: WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S CHEROKEE Seniors Event – 40th of 691 for $612
  • December 2017: WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S CHEROKEE $250 Seniors #1 – 50th of 594 for $422
  • August 2018: WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S CHEROKEE $250 Seniors Event #2 – 101st of 1,041 for $383
  • December 2021: WSOP Circuit - Harrah's Cherokee WSOPC Event #16 – 51st of 530 for $488
  • February 2024: WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Tunica WSOPC Event #10 – 68th of 851 for $520
  • April 2025: WSOP Circuit - Harrah's Cherokee Seniors Event #2 – 17th of 131 for $825

Despite multiple appearances, Connor has not won a WSOP Circuit ring or bracelet.

Playing Style

Based on his tournament history, Connor tends to focus on seniors events, suggesting a more conservative and experienced approach. His ability to consistently cash over more than a decade indicates solid fundamentals and patience, though he has not reached high-stakes levels.

Legacy

While not a headline-making player, Joseph Connor represents the grinders who populate WSOP Circuit events, steadily accumulating cashes and enjoying the tournament scene. His biggest single cash remains $4,668 from the 2014 Harrah's Cherokee Main Event, and his most recent cash in April 2025 shows he continues to compete.

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