Cody Fisher Wins WSOP Circuit The Reserve Main Event for $246,466
Cody Fisher won the first WSOP Circuit Main Event at The Reserve Poker Club in Toledo, Ohio, on November 9, 2026. He 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 his finish and payout.
A double knockout ends the Main Event
Fisher held a substantial chip lead when play paused for dinner with three players remaining. On the first hand back, he eliminated both opponents at once to finish the event, according to the WSOP’s championship account. Adam Friedman finished second for $164,271, and Nicholas Davidson took third for $115,534.
Fisher’s $246,466 was a gross tournament cash rather than a calculation of profit. The WSOP also says 2026 Circuit ring winners receive a separate $5,000 WSOP Paradise package; it should not be folded into the cash payout.
The Reserve’s Circuit debut
The Toledo festival ran October 29 through November 9. Its Main Event exceeded a $1 million guarantee, the WSOP reported. The win made Fisher the first Circuit Main Event champion at The Reserve. The official result page and WSOP news article give different prize-pool totals, so this report does not state a final pool amount.
See Angry Aces Poker’s 2026 WSOP Circuit The Reserve tournament guide for the matching venue and edition, and our festival preview for the original schedule. The result is also part of our WSOP Circuit series coverage.
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