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Imagine Blinding Out of the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship?! Alan Keating was a no-show on Day 1B of the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship and officially blinded out. His opponent, Piotr Krupa, received a bye into the second round. Catch all of the action from the second round ono the WSOP YouTube live stream.

With the addition of a second starting flight, players who failed to advance on Day 1A get another chance on Day 1B. There were some heartbreak coolers that resulted in some big name being eliminated. Head up specialist @DougPolkVids will be back for another shot at glory. @martinkabrhell , @TexasMike2014 and @philivey will also be in the field once again. Who's making the most of their second life in the $25,000 heads-up championships?

Over 10,000 entries in the Mini Mystery Millions! The WSOP Mini Mystery Millions has already eclipsed 10,000 entries after just four starting flights. With two more flights running today, this field is on pace to be absolutely enormous!

Pocket deuces. A dream flop. This #MyWSOP photo captured one of the coolest moments from the WSOP, with pocket deuces flopping quads and cruising to victory. Their #MyWSOP post got the most likes yesterday on the WSOP Live app, earning them a $50 merchandise voucher. Congratulations to yesterday’s winners: Haixin Qu, Robert Van Twillert, and Glenn Stout! Post your WSOP moments in the app for a chance to 𝘄𝗶𝗻 $𝟭𝟱𝟬 𝗱𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘀𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿.

Hellmuth on the Wrong Side of a Cold Deck! In Round 3 of the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, @phil_hellmuth was pitted against the 2025 WSOP Main Event champion @TheGrinder44 . Both players turned two pair which led to all of the chips getting in the middle. Hellmuth couldn't believe that he was on the wrong side of another cooler and Mizrachi wasn't shy to let him know that he was only drawing to two outs. Was Hellmuth able to stay alive or would Mizrachi lock up his place in the money on Day 2? Watch the tournament play out live on the WSOP YouTube stream!

Just six players remain in Event #6: $1,500 Seven Card Stud, with Thomas Savitsky leading the way as play resumes at 1 PM local time and continues until a champion is crowned. Among those still in contention is five-time WSOP bracelet winner Brian Yoon, who sits fourth in chips and is chasing an incredible sixth piece of WSOP gold. Will Savitsky finish the job, or can Yoon add another bracelet to his strong résumé?

If you’re planning to hop into Flight E of the Mini Mystery Millions this morning, be aware of where are going, courtesy of the floor plan that appears inside your WSOP LIVE app Red/White/Blue - Grand Ballroom Silver/Bronze - Event Center Normandy/Provence - walk past the Horseshoe poker room and take the escalators. First escalator - Normandy Second escalator - Provence Normandy and Provence were the first tables to break yesterday in Flight D. If this doesn’t apply to you, tell someone who is playing to make them aware.

🇺🇸 @JesseLonis leads the final seven players heading into Day 3 of Event #5: $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha. With 17,600,000 chips, more than three times the stack of his closest competitor, Stephen Hubbard, Lonis is in prime position to chase his third WSOP bracelet and the $595,388 top prize.

Is Phil Hellmuth value betting ... or is he bluffing? A weird spot, even by @phil_hellmuth standards! Phil Hellmuth put in a big raise on 9-8-6-2 holding 9-4 offsuit, leaving David “ODB” Baker with a brutal decision holding J-9. Was Phil value betting? Was he bluffing? Was he just being Phil? Whatever the answer, @audavidb folded the better nine, and Hellmuth found a way to make 9-4 work in the $25K Heads-Up Championship of WSOP 2026.

How many players will enter the 2026 WSOP Main Event? @NormanChad is predicting a record-breaking field this year and has set a lofty target for poker’s biggest tournament. With the game continuing to grow around the world, could the Main Event shatter previous records and reach new heights?

Three bracelets and counting! Jason Daly has captured his third WSOP gold bracelet, taking down Event #4: $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better for $191,362. Daly outlasted a field of 910 entrants and defeated Dorian Rios heads-up to secure the title, adding another piece of WSOP hardware to his growing collection. What a start to the summer!

Martin Kabrhel vs Masato IN SET-UP HAND Holding two pair in the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, Kabrhel gets all the chips into the middle, only to run into Masato Yokosawa’s bigger two pair. When the cards are turned over, Kabrhel is left with just 8% equity and needs a miracle to survive. Can he find one of his few outs? Watch the full hand play out live on the WSOP YouTube stream

Re-raise seven-deuce vs the WSOP GOAT? Phil Hellmuth and David ODB Baker got into a preflop raising war during the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, and Baker wasn’t backing down. Holding just seven deuce, he fired in a four-bet bluff against the 17-time bracelet winner. Watch the tournament play out live on the WSOP YouTube stream.

Deeb’s River Call Backfires In the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, Japan’s Ryuta Nakai moved all in against Shaun Deeb, who snap-called for his tournament life. When the cards were tabled, Deeb received the bad news.

Would you have a plan for this river action? Alex Foxen raised the turn with 4-3 offsuit on A-5-8-6, then hit the dream river when a 7 completed his straight. But after Foxen bet for value, Alex Keating fired back with a river raise, putting Foxen in a brutal spot and forcing him to go from value betting to hero calling. The kind of spot you'll only find in a $25K Heads-Up Championship!

A new era of WSOP livestreaming has arrived. For 2026, we’ve built the largest livestream stage in World Series of Poker history with a 25,000-square-foot production space designed to bring fans closer to the action than ever before. With five feature tables streaming throughout the summer and a brand-new countdown show hosted by Jeff Platt, Joe Stapleton, David Williams, and Norman Chad, you’ll never miss the moments that define the WSOP.

WSOP Countdown is here! Jeff Platt, Joe Stapleton, David Williams, and broadcasting legend Norman Chad are getting poker fans ready before the stream begins with the big stories from the floor. For real poker fans, THIS is where you find out what the legends are up to and what matters today - before the cards even hit the felt. Watch as Norman Chad breaks down why he chose his pick for WSOP Player of the Year:

Half a million dollars. One bracelet. One champion. Daniyal Gheba takes down Event #2: $5,000 8-Handed No-Limit Hold’em for $502,985 and his first WSOP gold bracelet. After entering the final table with the chip lead, Gheba converted it into the win