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Cody Fisher: 2026 WSOP Circuit The Reserve Main Event Champion

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POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014

Cody Fisher is an American poker player who won the inaugural WSOP Circuit Main Event at The Reserve Poker Club in Toledo, Ohio, on November 9, 2026. Fisher topped 991 entries in the $1,700 no-limit hold’em event, earning $246,466 and his first Circuit ring. The official WSOP result confirms the event, field, placing and cash prize. The payout is a gross tournament cash, not a measure of his profit.

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The Reserve Main Event

The Toledo stop ran October 29 through November 9, 2026, according to the WSOP Circuit schedule. Its Main Event was the venue’s first on the Circuit. Fisher entered the last hand with a substantial chip lead and eliminated both remaining opponents at once, the WSOP’s championship account reported. Adam Friedman finished second for $164,271, and Nicholas Davidson took third for $115,534.

The WSOP said the $1,700 event exceeded its $1 million guarantee. Published WSOP pages present different prize-pool figures, so this profile does not give a final pool amount. Fisher’s individual $246,466 payout is consistent across the official event result and the WSOP championship article.

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Career context

Poker.org’s reporting from the venue described Fisher’s win as the biggest recorded cash of his career at the time and documented the final-hand double knockout. His first Circuit ring and the venue’s first Circuit Main Event title are the established milestones. This profile does not assign him a lifetime net worth or imply that the tournament prize was take-home profit.

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Cody Fisher Wins WSOP Circuit The Reserve Main Event for $246,466

Cody Fisher won the inaugural WSOP Circuit Main Event at The Reserve Poker Club in Toledo, topping 991 entries for $246,466 and his first Circuit ring.

November 11, 2026
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