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With Arieh reaching the five-bracelet milestone, there's now a case to be made to add his name to the list when you also factor in he's a WSOP Player of the Year winner and has over $11.2 million in live tournament cashes, according to Hendon Mob. Most of those individuals have been in contention for the past few years or longer.

Only one member is inducted each year and there's some stiff competition.Ĭommon names that have already popped up as top candidates include Matt Savage, Brian Rast, Isai Scheinberg, Kathy Liebert, and Mike Matusow.

Last week, the WSOP opened fan voting for the 2023 Poker Hall of Fame class. Other players who performed at a high level the past week at the WSOP include Isaac Haxton (won his first bracelet), Brian Yoon (won his fifth bracelet), and Jim Collopy (won his third bracelet). During the past seven days, he racked up four cashes, the most notable one being his fifth bracelet win in Event #22: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship for $316,226.Īrieh beat out a tough final table in that event, which included Nick Schulman and Joe McKeehen. This year, he's again already one of the top performers at the WSOP, especially over the past week. At the 2022 World Series of Poker, he cashed in 10 events and reached three final tables. One for the Thumb Josh AriehĪrieh, who runs, which was previously the PocketFives poker media outlet, proved last year that his 2021 heater was no fluke. As such, we are using the posted results as of 6/12.

*According to Kevin Mathers (aka 'kevmath'), the current POY standings haven't been updated. Everyone is chasing Chad Eveslage and his 2,168 points.* The current leader has multiple bracelets this summer, both in dealer's choice events, and a third cash. As of June 12, the Atlanta area resident has 1,309 POY points, putting him in sixth place.

Instal the new for windows WSOP Poker: Texas Holdem Game