Thomas Peebles

Thomas Peebles is an American professional poker player based in Appleton, Wisconsin. his live tournament career earnings total $190,106, with a best single cash of $66,108. He is active in small to mid-stakes events, showing consistent results especially in the Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) and the World Series of Poker (WSOP), with over 12 total cashes.

2015: MSPT Breakthrough

In November 2015, Peebles made the final day of the MSPT Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells Main Event, where he eliminated opponent Kou Vang with aces to become the second-largest stack of the day. The event drew 379 entries, and he finished 7th for $14,287. Later that month, he placed 29th in the MSPT Canterbury Park Main Event ($2,499) and 36th in the MSPT Meskwaki Main Event ($2,179).

2017: Consecutive Deep Runs

In 2017, Peebles posted solid MSPT results: 12th in the MSPT Potawatomi Main Event in February ($15,659) and 12th in the MSPT Meskwaki Main Event in July ($8,154). In November, he took 14th in the WSOP Circuit Potawatomi Main Event ($8,142).

2018-2019: WSOP and High Buy-In Events

In May 2018, Peebles placed 34th in WSOP Event #2: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty ($10,192). In November 2019, he was a late registrant in the WSOP Circuit Planet Hollywood $2,200 High Roller, quickly accumulating chips and finishing 14th ($4,044). That same year, he also placed 12th in the MSPT Canterbury Park Main Event ($8,154).

2022: WSOP Mini Main Event

In June 2022, Peebles finished 66th in WSOP Event #66: $1,000 MINI Main Event (Freezeout), outlasting a field of 5,832 players for $8,869.

According to MSPT player profiles, Peebles has career MSPT earnings of $130,122 and ranks 1,206th globally in the MSPT standings. He also played an MSPT Potawatomi event in February 2026, finishing 133rd for $2,570, demonstrating continued active participation.

Based on PokerNews reports, Peebles exhibits a cautious yet decisive style at the tables. For example, in the 2019 WSOP Circuit High Roller, he leveraged position for a value bet on the river; in the 2015 MSPT Main Event, he quickly called an opponent's shove with aces preflop. This approach of combining a tight range with timely aggression allows him to maintain steady profitability in small to mid-stakes events.