Daniel Lowery has won his 22nd WSOP Circuit gold ring, taking the $400 40/40/40 event at the Choctaw festival. The title puts him alone in second place on the career rings list, Card Player reports. The first prize was $28,710.

The tournament drew 449 entries and was limited to players aged 40 and over. Only Maurice Hawkins is ahead of Lowery, with 26 rings, the latest of them won in July.

Lowery, 52, from Peter Pender, Arkansas, has reached five final tables and won four titles since Sept. 21. The streak began with ring number 21 in the $400 Big O tournament during the Council Bluffs series at Horseshoe. Ari Engel matched that total a day later, which left the two tied for second.

Lowery then won twice at the Arkansas Poker Showdown in October, including the $600 main event. Over six cashes in this stretch, his tournament earnings come to just under $121,000.

Source: Card Player

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