Kevin Broadway

Kevin Broadway is a recreational poker player from Arkansas, United States. By profession, he works in manufacturing for Frito-Lay, producing potato chips. He has played poker casually for over 20 years, primarily participating in WSOP Circuit and RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) events when they come near his area.

Broadway's most notable achievement came in March 2023 at the RGPS Tunica Main Event. The $600 buy-in tournament attracted 601 entries, creating a prize pool of $312,520. After over twelve hours of play on Day 2, Broadway agreed to a chop deal with Ricky Loyd. Loyd received $50,804, while Broadway took home $46,804 along with the RGPS ring and a seat in the RGPS Thunder Valley event. This was his first RGPS ring and by far his largest live cash, exceeding his previous best by a wide margin.

In an interview after the win, Broadway expressed excitement about the opportunity to play in the RGPS Million Dollar Freeroll and said the prize money would help him have a good summer in Las Vegas. He stated he would seriously consider playing the WSOP Main Event that year.

Beyond his title, Broadway has multiple cashes in WSOP Circuit and RGPS events. His total live tournament earnings according to WSOP.com amount to $59,546 across 9 cashes. Notable results include:

• 62nd place in a $600 RGPS Main Event (September 2025) for $1,164
• 23rd place in a $600 RGPS Main Event (March 2025) for $2,011
• 48th place in a $400 WSOP Circuit event (January 2024) for $1,393
• 48th place in a $600 RGPS Main Event (November 2023) for $1,470
• 39th place in a $600 RGPS Main Event (September 2023) for $1,829
• 26th place in a $600 RGPS Main Event (April 2023) for $614
• 20th place in a $400 WSOP Circuit event (April 2022) for $2,208
• 36th place in a $400 WSOP Circuit event (January 2019) for $2,053

He has no WSOP bracelets or Circuit rings, and this RGPS ring is his only major title to date.

As a recreational player, Broadway is known for a patient, steady approach in tournaments. He does not rely on aggressive bluffs but capitalizes on favorable spots. His ability to navigate large fields (like 601 entrants) and reach final tables demonstrates solid fundamental skills and good game management. Broadly, he fits the profile of a strong amateur who can hold his own in low-to-mid stakes events.

Broadway works full-time in manufacturing for Frito-Lay, making potato chips. He emphasizes that poker is a hobby, not a profession. He makes a point to play whenever the WSOP Circuit or RGPS comes to town. He is based in Arkansas and often participates in events in Tunica, Mississippi, and other regional stops.