WSOP - World Series of Poker

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Chris Brewer Caught by a Perfect Runout! Fresh off a deep run in the GGMillions where @Chris_D_Brewer had just been eliminated, he immediately jumped into the $25,000 WSOP High Roller. Action is picked up on the flop with 80,000 already in the middle. Tsai leads all in, putting Chris Brewer to the test for a potential big double up. Catch Day 2 of the $25,000 High Roller live on the WSOP YouTube channel.

FOUR cards on the flop?! A rare dealer error occurred with three tables remaning in the $10K WSOP GGMillions. We watch the hand and break down the ruling. It’s the right ruling, but should it be?

From a field of 2,148, we are down to the final nine players in Event 16: $1,700 U.S. Circuit Championship No-Limit Hold’em! Shawn Daniels and Kartik Ved are the only players in the final nine who have already won a WSOP bracelet. Will they claim another bracelet or will a new player step into the winner’s circle? A gold bracelet and $439,605 await the winner of Event 16!

Put to the Test in a $25K High Roller Midway through Day 1B of the $25,000 High Roller, Chris Hunichen faced a massive decision for his tournament life against Giuseppe Calio. After @BigHuni fired a continuation bet on the flop, Calio responded with a check-raise before applying relentless pressure on the turn and river. Holding the covering stack, Calio ultimately moved all in on the river. Hunichen burned through two time-bank extensions, carefully weighing the decision before finally making the call. Was Calio running a fearless bluff, or did he have the goods? Watch the hand play out and decide for yourself.

Deeb Draws At Number 9! @shaundeeb headlines the final table of Event 17: No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw. @phil_hellmuth's pursuit of his 18th bracelet was cut short with his elimination in 9th place, but Deeb's dream of number nine is alive! Ryutaro Suzuki enters the final table as the chip leader in this star-studded lineup, which also includes Dan Shak and 2018 WSOP Main Event Winner John Cynn.

The numbers keep growing. So do the moments. Nearly 40,000 entries and more than $42 million in prize money through the first 17 bracelet events have set the tone for an action-packed 2026 WSOP. Established pros and first-time contendersare finding themselves under the lights as another busy summer unfolds in Las Vegas.

The $10,000 GGMillion$ final day has arrived. Eight players remain. A bracelet awaits. More than $1,000,000 up top. The final table goes live at 6 PM PT on Twitch, YouTube, X and Facebook. Don’t miss the chase for one of the biggest prizes of the summer.

A Brutal Turn Of Events For Max Neugebauer. The WSOP Europe Main Event champion came within one spot of the $10K GGMillion$ final table before Naseem Salem overtook his two pair to eliminate him in 10th place. Neugebauer earns $63,893 for his deep run through a 627-player field. Eight players remain in the hunt for a WSOP bracelet and the $1,089,964 top prize. Watch it play out on the WSOP YouTube live stream from 6PM!

The WSOP isn’t just one tournament. It’s a full schedule of formats, stakes, and styles, all running at the same time. No matter how you play, there’s always a seat waiting. @copag_usa at the tables of the World Series of Poker. Tomorrow will be THE DAY! Never Not Playing #WSOP #PokerGame #PokerPlayers #TexasHoldem #NeverNotPlaying

Another Bracelet For Liberto! @JustinLiberto outlasts a field of 1,287 entries to win Event #14: $1,500 Omaha-8 Mixed, "Big O”, and earn his second WSOP bracelet. The victory comes with a top prize of $265,297 and another major milestone in his accomplished poker career.

The Final Table Is Set. Nine players remain in the hunt for WSOP glory, with Naseem Salem holding the chip lead over a stacked field that includes bracelet winners Roman Hrabec, Cliff Josephy, and John Racener. One bracelet. $1,089,964 for first. Watch it play out on the WSOP YouTube live stream!

First WSOP cash and first WSOP bracelet for Honghao Zhang! Zhang takes down Event 13: $1,500 6-Max No-Limit Hold’em for $346,108! The six-handed event drew 1,840 entries and featured four six-figure payouts from the $2,442,600 prize pool. Zhang earned every bit of the lion’s share in his first ever WSOP cash!

From The Shortest Stack To Last Man Standing Philip Ardire outlasts a field of 2,636 and wins his first WSOP bracelet in Event 15: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack. After entering the final table with just 6 big blinds, Ardire walks away as the champion and collects $171,589 for his victory!

Taking Running Bad to the Next Level A floor had to be called over when a four-card flop was spread while Ricky Landais was all-in and at-risk against Bobby James’ worse ace deep in the $10K GGMillions. The ruling was correctly decided. The four cards were scrambled face-down and a burn was established, but the runout is hard to watch.

Negreanu Calls Out His Table! After some questionable play near the money bubble on Day 2 of the $10,000 2-7 Lowball Championship, Daniel Negreanu managed to survive with just a few big blinds. @RealKidPoker then doubled up through one of the greatest no-limit hold'em players, @WAFoxen, and Negreanu didn't hold back!

The Main Event Dream Never Dies @thegrinder44 looks back on his Main Event win and @dwpoker says he has been thinking about his own deep run every night for the past 23 years!

Who Are Poker’s Biggest Vibe Players? @luckychewy believes in aliens... and they're visiting him at the WSOP. All this and more on today’s WSOP Countdown!

“Any Bozo Can Win The Main Event, But The $50K PPC…” @Stapes picked all the right words to qualify the significance behind @thegrinder44 winning his 4th $50K Poker Players Championship last summer.