Tim Fiorvanti is a Senior Writer at Poker.org. With a rich background in the poker media space since 2009, he has covered a diverse range of topics including poker, sports betting, fantasy sports, boxing, MMA, and the WWE, often blending his passion for competitive sports and events. Tim has been featured in WPT Enterprises, Inc., Card Player Media, and ESPN.
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Tim Fiorvanti's articles mainly focus on event coverage within the realm of poker, particularly tournaments and players' performances. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive insights or access to players participating in high-profile events such as championships or major tournaments. Moreover, providing behind-the-scenes stories or unique perspectives related to the world of professional poker can also grab his attention.
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WSOP Main Event episodes on ESPN drew under 190k viewers as the series navigates broad shifts in streaming and TV coverage.
By: Tim Fiorvanti
As the veteran among 'young killers' at the 2026 WSOP main event final table, Greg Mueller his fourth career bracelet and $10 million up top.
Bryn Kenney eclipsed $92 million in earnings, beating Jesse Lonis heads-up to win a $100,000 buy-in King Poker Cup event in South Korea.
Evagoras Evagorou, a 48-year-old optometrist from Cyprus, enters the 2026 WSOP main event final table as the shortest stack, on a dream run.
22-year-old Lucas Jumalon has a considerable chip lead heading into the final table of the 2026 World Series of Poker main event.
The first of three days of action at the 2026 World Series of Poker main event final table is in the books. Lucas Jumalon started day 9 of this tournament with a significant chip lead, and ultimately grew his stack by the end of the night on Monday. The 22-year-old, who ended the night with 212,000,000 […]
By: Tim Fiorvanti
Lucas Jumalon and Lauri Saaskilahti will duel heads-up for $10 million and the 2026 WSOP main event championship bracelet on Aug. 5.
Lucas Jumalon dominated the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table, defeating Lauri Saaskilahti heads-up to earn $10M and the championship bracelet.
Lauri Saaskilahti's bold call at the main event final table is being called one of the worst plays in World Series of Poker history.
Joe McKeehen, the 2015 WSOP main event winner, earned another big victory in the 2026 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship.
