Daniel Lowery Wins His 22nd WSOPC Gold Ring

Daniel Lowery is at the peak of his form this autumn. The 52-year-old player from Peter Pender, Arkansas, has reached five final tables and won four tournaments since September 21.

He started the run by winning the $400 Big O event at the Horseshoe Council Bluffs stop, taking his 21st WSOPC gold ring. A day later, Ari Engel matched his total, sharing second place in the WSOPC title standings.

Lowery won two more titles in October at the Arkansas Poker Showdown. One of them was the $600 main event.

His most recent win brought his 22nd gold ring. Lowery won the $400 40/40/40 event at the WSOPC Choctaw festival and moved into sole second place in the ring race. Ahead of him is only Maurice Hawkins, who won his 26th ring in July.

Lowery earned $28,710 from the tournament. He came out on top of 449 entrants in the event, which was open only to players aged 40 and over. Since the Big O win at the end of September, he has cashed six times, and his total earnings have reached nearly $121,000.