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'Rampage' Tops Mateos To Seize Second WSOP BraceletPoker content creator Ethan 'Rampage' Yau took down the 2026 WSOP Online $5,300 hybrid six-max event to earn his second career bracelet.
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Matthew Higgins Wins 2026 WSOP Mystery Millions
Matthew Higgins won the 2026 WSOP Mystery Millions event, outlasting 22,811 entrants to win $1 million and his first WSOP bracelet.
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Mizrachi Wins WSOP PLO Championship, 9th Bracelet
Michael Mizrachi took down the 2026 WSOP $10,000 pot-limit Omaha championship, claiming his ninth career bracelet and $1,350,203. He also eclipsed $30 million in career earnings.
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WSOP: Atchison, Dylan Smith Score Debut Bracelets
Taylor Atchison and Dylan came out on top in the $1,500 stud eight-or-better and $2,500 big bet mixed events, respectively.
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Johannes Straver Wins $1.8 Million At Wynn
Dutch poker pro Johannes Straver outlasted 1,170 entries in the Wynn Summer Classic Championship to earn the largest score of his career.
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Chen Lives A Dream As WSOP Ladies Champion
Software engineer Skye Chen from Northern California won the 2026 WSOP Ladies Championship for $194,630, in her first ever WSOP cash.
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More First-Time Winners Bank Bracelets At 2026 WSOP
The 2026 WSOP saw several first-time champions crowned recently, including Lionel Barracano, Ciro Gonzalez, and the Brazilian duo of Breno Drumond and Henrique Lessa.
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Fujimoto Denies Schulman, Wins WSOP $10k 2-7 TD
Japan's Koji Fujimoto bested Nick Schulman to win the 2026 WSOP $10,000 deuce-to-seven triple draw title, denying Schulman a ninth bracelet.
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Parssinen Wins Second Bracelet Of 2026, Third Overall
Eelis Parssinen won the WSOP $25k NLH/PLO mixed event for $1.2 million. This was his second bracelet of the summer and third of his career.
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Glaser Wins WSOP $50k PPC For Ninth Bracelet
Benny Glaser took down the $50,000 Poker Players Championship for his ninth career World Series of Poker bracelet and $1.3 million.
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WSOP: Reichard Highlights Recent Bracelet Winner
WSOP Circuit veteran and WPT Champion Josh Reichard won a long-awaited WSOP bracelet, and he was joined in victory by other recent bracelet winners in Prashanth Nataraj and Harry Rubin.
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Ivey Headlines Stacked WSOP $50k PPC Final Table
The final six are set in the 2026 WSOP $50,000 Poker Players Championship, with 11-time bracelet winner Phil Ivey headlining a stacked table.
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Joseph Liberta Tops 11,769 In WSOP Millionaire Maker
New Jersey's Joseph Liberta bested 11,769 entries in the WSOP $1,500 Millionaire Maker event, earning his first bracelet and $1,250,000.
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WSOP Reveals ESPN Broadcast Schedule For Main Event
The World Series of Poker returns to ESPN starting in 2026. Find out when and where to watch live coverage of this year's main event.
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WSOP Leaderboard: Negreanu Surpasses $25M
Daniel Negreanu became the first player to surpass $25 million in WSOP earnings, with Antonio Esfandiari and Michael Mizrachi in pursuit.
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WSOP: Chin Wins Bracelet 11 Years After Historic Circuit Triumph
Taiwan-born Michelle Chin defeated a stacked final table to win the WSOP $1,500 triple-draw deuce-to-seven lowball bracelet.
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WSOP: Simao Wins $50k PLO For 4th Bracelet, $1.4M
Joao Simao won his fourth bracelet and eclipsed $20 million in lifetime earnings with a $50,000 pot-limit Omaha high roller win at the 2026 World Series of Poker.
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WSOP: Gruneberg Triples In PLO5, Mhatre Best in $3k 6-Max
Canadian newcomer Abhishek Mhatre won a $3,000 six-handed no-limit hold'em event at the 2026 WSOP, and Zachary Gruneberg won the first-ever 5-card PLO bracelet.
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Anderson Wins 2nd Title Of 2026 WSOP, 7th Bracelet
Calvin Anderson won back-to-back mixed-game championships at the 2026 WSOP to become the 18th player ever to earn seven of more bracelets.
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Couden Denies Deeb, Wins Third WSOP Bracelet
Joey Coudon won his third career WSOP bracelet in a $3,000 nine-game event, handing Shaun Deeb his third runner-up finish of 2026.
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Floridian Wins WSOP $10k Mystery Bounty For First Bracelet
Miami native Alex Anton captured his first career World Series of Poker bracelet and $678,300 in a $10,000 no-limit hold'em mystery bounty event.
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Canadian Tops 7,538 Entries In WSOP Seniors Championship
Canada's Homan Mohammadi topped 7,538 entries in the WSOP $1,000 seniors championship to earn $660,000 and his first bracelet.
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Parssinen Wins $25k PLO For $2.2M, 2nd Bracelet
Finnish pro Eelis Parssinen wins the 2026 WSOP $25,000 PLO event for $2,161,056, passing Lautaro Guerra on the all-time PLO money list.
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'Crazy Marco' Wins Long-Awaited WSOP NLH Bracelet
Eighteen years after a heartbreaking runner-up finish, mixed-game standout Marco Johnson captured his first career WSOP No-Limit Hold'em bracelet, defeating Chino Rheem heads-up in the $2,500 Freezeout for $513,885 and his third overall title at the series.
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WSOP: Anderson New Razz King After $10k Repeat
Calvin Anderson made history at the 2026 WSOP, defeating Eric Rodawig heads-up in the $10,000 razz championship to capture his sixth career gold bracelet and pass Phil Hellmuth as the winningest tournament Razz player in World Series history. This was his second victory in this particular tournament.
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Henao Wins Wynn Summer Classic $3,500 Event for $908k
Colombian poker pro Sebastian Toro Henao navigated a massive field of 1,722 entries in the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic $3,500 NLH event, capturing a career-best $908,139 first-place prize.
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Justin Smith Outlasts 16,269 In WSOP Colossus
Aviation quality engineer Justin Smith navigated a staggering field of 16,269 entries in the 2026 WSOP $500 Colossus, staging a final table comeback to secure his first career gold bracelet and $550,000 in prize money.
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WSOP: Moss and Blumenthal Score Bracelet Debuts
UK poker pro Matthew Moss navigated a massive 3,903-entry field to claim his first WSOP bracelet and $318,556, while veteran circuit crusher Eddie Blumenthal broke through his final table dry spell to capture the $2,500 Split-Format Mix title for $248,545.
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Aharoni Banks Bracelet In WSOP $10k Big O
New York cash game specialist Daniel Aharoni conquered a star-studded 456-entry field in the 2026 WSOP $10,000 Big O Championship, capturing his first career gold bracelet and a career-best $861,287 first-place prize.
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Juan Rodriguez Triumphant In WSOP Seniors High Roller
Juan Rodriguez won the $5,000 World Series of Poker Seniors High Roller, taking home $637,011 as the third ever Peruvian-born bracelet winner.
