2026 World Series of Poker News Center

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yes . it's great to have an easy way to find the latest results. good job !
 
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So many bulgarian players ITM and playing final tables I'm so proud of u guys!!!
 
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WSOP Event #82: $10,000 WSOP No-Limit Hold'em Main Event is at the final table
Entries: 9,208
Prize Pool: $85,634,400
RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Lucas JumalonUnited States194,000,000129
2Rami HammoudCanada79,000,00053
3Jamie ShaevelUnited States56,000,00037
4Greg MuellerCanada48,500,00032
5Michael GaglianoUnited States46,500,00031
6Mario BoosFrance44,000,00029
7Lauri SaaskilahtiFinland37,500,00025
8Han FengUnited States25,000,00017
9Evagoras EvagorouCyprus22,500,00015
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After day 1 of 3 of the Final Table
RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Lucas JumalonUnited States212,000,00085
2Han FengUnited States106,500,00043
3Lauri SaaskilahtiFinland84,500,00034
4Rami HammoudCanada45,500,00018
5Michael GaglianoUnited States42,000,00017
6Jamie ShaevelUnited States33,000,00013
7Greg MuellerCanada29,500,00012
8Mario BoosFrance$1,250,0000
9Evagoras EvagorouCyprus$1,000,0000

After day 2 of 3 of the Final Table
RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Lucas JumalonUnited States328,000,000109
2Lauri SaaskilahtiFinland225,000,00075
3Greg MuellerCanada$3,750,0000
4Michael GaglianoUnited States$2,750,0000
5Han FengUnited States$2,250,0000
6Rami HammoudCanada$1,750,0000
7Jamie ShaevelUnited States$1,500,0000
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Final Results
PlacePlayerPrizeCountry
1Lucas Jumalon$10,000,000United States
2Lauri Saaskilahti$6,000,000Finland
3Greg Mueller$3,750,000Canada
4Michael Gagliano$2,750,000United States
5Han Feng$2,250,000United States
6Rami Hammoud$1,750,000Canada
7Jamie Shaevel$1,500,000United States
8Mario Boos$1,250,000France
9Evagoras Evagorou$1,000,000Cyprus
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Thanks for creating this WSOP News Center! The world series of poker is one of the most exciting events in the poker world, and having a place to follow bracelet events, results, and updates from CardsChat members is a great idea.


I enjoy seeing how different players approach these big tournaments and learning from their experiences. It will be interesting to follow the winners, final tables, and the journey of the CardsChat members participating in the series.


Looking forward to the updates and good luck to everyone playing!
 
Lauri Saaskalahti punted off his stack big time in the final hand . terrible call in my view !
 
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