“Dirty Diaper” Nick Rigby Wins Two RGPS Rings in One Day

Written by: Jonathan Rodriguez
Published: Wed May 20, 2026, 11:00 am ET
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Nicholas Rigby keeps proving he is far more than poker's "Dirty Diaper" personality.
The Pittsburgh grinder erupted again on the RunGood Poker Series circuit last week. He captured two RGPS rings in a single day during the RGPS Harrah's Pompano Beach Passport series in Florida. The achievement marked the second time in 2026 that Rigby accomplished the rare feat.
Rigby has become one of the hottest names across live tournament poker this year. His aggressive style, relentless volume, and nonstop deep runs continue drawing attention from poker fans and players alike.
Many followers from US online poker sites have also tracked his heater closely throughout the season.
Nick Rigby Dominates RGPS Harrah's Pompano Beach
Rigby's latest surge began in the $400 PokerNews PowerStack event at Harrah's Pompano Beach. The tournament attracted 96 entries and generated a $50,000 prize pool.
NickRigby entered Day 2 as the chip leader and never lost momentum. He eventually defeated Nancy Birnbaum heads-up to secure the title. The victory earned him $14,743 and his ninth RGPS ring overall.
However, Rigby refused to stop there.
Shortly after winning the PowerStack event, he jumped directly into the $300 One-Day No-Limit Hold'em Ring Event. Once again, he navigated through the field and closed out another victory. He continued his winning ways up to the final showdown, securing the second ring of the day.
The second title added another $3,512 to Rigby's growing bankroll. More importantly, the win pushed him to 10 career RGPS rings. Eight of those rings have come during an incredible 2026 campaign so far.
Rigby nearly produced an even bigger headline during the Florida series. Earlier in the week, he reached another heads-up battle before suffering a brutal bad beat. Even with that setback, he still came close to winning three rings during the stop.
The heater also strengthened his position in the RGPS Player of the Year race. His consistency across multiple stops now makes him one of the tour's most dangerous regulars.
The "Dirty Diaper" Keeps Delivering Results
Nick Rigby first exploded into poker fame during the 2021 World Series of Poker Main Event. He entertained viewers with his fearless style and willingness to play deuce-three offsuit, famously nicknamed the "Dirty Diaper."
At the time, many fans viewed him as an entertaining wildcard. Now, his recent results show he belongs among the most successful mid-stakes tournament grinders in the country.
His 2026 run has been especially dominant.
Back in March, Rigby made headlines at Hollywood Casino St. Louis after winning three RGPS rings within a 24-hour stretch. That heater included another $400 PokerNews PowerStack victory worth $28,010, along with two additional ring victories during the same run.
Rigby also posted a strong finish at the WSOP Circuit Cherokee Main Event earlier this year. He placed sixth in the $1,700 championship event for $72,925.
Additionally, he recently competed in the prestigious $25,000 National Heads-Up Poker Championship at PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.
With more than $200,000 in live cashes already this year, Rigby has transformed from cult favorite into a legitimate tournament threat.
As the summer poker schedule approaches, many players from US online poker sites and live circuits alike will keep watching Rigby closely. If his current form continues, more RGPS rings could arrive very soon.
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