#Nick Schulman
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Schulman Wins Triton Jeju $100K Main
Nick Schulman won the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II $100K Main Event for $3,854,888 after an ICM deal, his second Triton title. Seth Davies leads the $150K Anniversary Special.
Nick Schulman Wins Triton Main Event
Nick Schulman has added another major title to his resume, taking down a Triton Poker Main Event for a reported $3.8 million first-place prize.
Nick Schulman Wins Triton Jeju Main
Nick Schulman has won the Triton Jeju Main Event, taking home a $3.9 million first-place prize in the high-stakes series stop.
WSOP 2026 Weekend Update
The 57th WSOP weekend events are in full swing, with Nick Schulman inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame in 2025 earning his eighth gold bracelet, and Yuri Dzivielevski winning his sixth gold bracelet and career-high prize money. Additionally, Santhosh Suvarna, Nathan Gamble, and others each won titles, with total tournament prize money reaching new highs.
WSOP 2026 Day 18
WSOP 2026 Day 18, the HORSE mixed event concluded. French player Nebbout took third place, while American star Nick Schulman won his eighth WSOP gold bracelet, further cementing his legendary status.
Poker Hall of Famer Nick Schulman Makes
Poker Hall of Famer Nick Schulman has made his fourth WSOP final table in the last two weeks, showcasing amazing consistency and high-level skill, sparking buzz in the poker community.
Nick Schulman Leads WSOP Player of the
According to PokerStrategy.com, professional player Nick Schulman currently tops the WSOP Player of the Year POY standings thanks to his outstanding performance in the 2025 WSOP series.
WSOP Video Release Irregular, Players
A player on Reddit asked about the WSOP $1500 HORSE event won by Nick Schulman YouTube video, only to find that WSOP content is sporadic and irregular, far from the rich content when PokerGo had the rights.
Knicks in Five? Nick's Got Eight!
PokerNews reports that Nick Schulman justified his Poker Hall of Fame induction with eight WSOP bracelets. The article title cleverly plays on the New York Knicks' slogan 'Knicks in Five' by changing it to 'Nick's Got Eight' to highlight his eight bracelets.