Daniel Lowery Wins 22nd WSOP Circuit Ring at Choctaw Durant

Daniel Lowery won his 22nd World Series of Poker Circuit ring in the $400 40/40/40 No-Limit Hold’em event at Choctaw Casino & Resort in Durant, Oklahoma. He earned $28,710 after a 449-entry field, according to Poker.org’s event report.

Lowery’s 22nd Circuit ring came at Choctaw Durant.

Lowery moves into second on the ring list

The WSOP Circuit’s current all-time leaderboard lists Lowery alone in second with 22 rings. Maurice Hawkins leads with 26, and Ari Engel has 21. Lowery had been tied with Engel before this win.

Lowery defeated Andrew Chubick heads-up in the Choctaw event. Poker.org reports Chubick’s runner-up payout as $18,940. The figures are gross tournament cashes, not estimates of profit.

A result at the fall Choctaw stop

The tournament was part of the fall 2026 WSOP Circuit Choctaw Durant series, which runs October 28 through November 9. The ring milestone concerns the $400 40/40/40 event, not the still-running $1,700 Main Event.

Sources: Poker.org’s tournament report and WSOP Circuit ring history.