Event #82: $10,000 WSOP Main Event NLH World Championship Day 4 | 2026 World Series of Poker

Players Left 9 / 9,208

Final Table

Sam Snead

3,800,000

Steven O'Nan

3,600,000

Artur Martirosian

3,495,000

Kyle Mart

3,490,000

Chih Wei Fan

3,365,000

Shreesh Hebbar

3,340,000

Felix Kuemayr

3,125,000

Arman Bezhanian

3,100,000

Dan Stavila

3,060,000

Farid Jattin

3,040,000

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6 days ago

Yokosawa's Aces Go Up in Flames, Conoran the Beneficiary

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Stewart Morrison

Level 18 : Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Michael Conoran opened to 35,000 in middle position, and Robert Gill called in the small blind. Masato Yokosawa then put in a three-bet to 125,000 from the big blind. Conoran responded with a four-bet shove for 520,000, which got a quick fold from Gill, but Yokosawa snap-called.

Michael Conoran: K♥K♦ All in
Masato Yokosawa: A♥A♣

The 6♦A♦J♦ flop had something for both players. Yokosawa improved to top set, while Conoran flopped the nut flush draw.

Conoran tapped his K♦, letting the poker gods know that any diamond would be welcome.

He got his wish, as the dealer completed the board with the 5♣ turn and the 4♦ river, seeing Yokosawa's top set crumble against the flush of Conoran.

Tags: Masato Yokosawa Michael Conoran Robert Gill

6 days ago

Storie Heroes Hachem

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David Salituro

Level 18 : Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Joe Hachem and Christopher Storie went to the turn on a board of 8♠4♠3♠2♥ when Hachem bet 52,000 from the cutoff. Storie called in the small blind.

The river was the Q♥ and Hachem moved all in for 208,000. Storie tanked for several minutes as ESPN cameras began descending on the table. He eventually called to put Hachem at risk.

"Good call," Hachem told him, showing A♠J♥ for ace-high. Storie turned over A♣4♦ for a pair of fours to win the pot and send the 2005 champion to the rail.

Tags: Christopher Storie Joe Hachem

6 days ago

Ghozlani Doubles Through Duffy

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Karim Ghozlani was all-in for around six blinds holding the A♣J♣ and looked up by Niall Duffy with the K♠10♠.

The A♥8♠5♦5♠8♦ board missed spades and Ghozlani remained in contention.

Tags: Karim Ghozlani Niall Duffy

6 days ago

Moryousef's Ace is Good

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Dan O'Hair

Level 18 : Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Action folded around to the blinds, where Ludovic Moryousef raised to 26,000 from the small blind and Johan Guilbert called in the big blind.

Guilbert called a 16,000 bet from Moryousef on the K♠J♦K♣ flop and a 27,000 bet from Moryousef on the K♥ turn.

Both players checked on the 7♣ river and Moryousef tabled A♦6♠. Guilbert couldn't beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Moryousef.

Tags: Johan Guilbert Ludovic Moryousef

6 days ago

Updated Counts in Gold

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Frank Visser

Level 18 : Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Level: 18

Blinds: 6,000/12,000

Ante: 12,000

6 days ago

Wilson Survives on the River

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Brett Slezak

Level 17 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

David Einhorn opened the button to 20,000 and Jorge Rodriguez Llorens flatted in the small blind. In the big blind, Charles Wilson squeezed his 171,000 stack into the middle. Einhorn quickly got out of the way but Rodriguez Llorens flicked in the call.

Charles Wilson: K♥Q♦ All in
Jorge Rodriguez Llorens: A♥J♣

Wilson was behind but held live cards as the J♦10♦10♣ flop improved him to an open-ended straight draw. Nothing changed on the 3♣ turn, but the Q♠ landed on the river, pairing Wilson as he secured the full double.

Tags: Charles Wilson David Einhorn Jorge Rodriguez Llorens

6 days ago

Salsberg Extends Table Chip Lead

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Stewart Morrison

Level 17 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Matthew Salsberg opened to 25,000 in middle position and called when Jeremy Marinier three-bet to 60,000.

The action checked all the way to the 3♣3♦6♦3♠5♠ river, at which point Salsberg opted to bet 75,000. Marinier didn't waste any time folding, seeing Salsberg add more chips to his table chip lead.

Tags: Jeremy Marinier Matthew Salsberg

6 days ago

Melkersen Picks Off Jattin to Double

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David Salituro

Level 17 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Garett Maybery raised to 20,000 under the gun and Farid Jattin three-bet to 71,000 in middle position. Michael Melkersen called on the button, while Maybery got out of the way.

Jattin bet another 56,000 on the 5♣4♠3♥ flop, and Melkersen called. Jattin then bet 103,000 on the 5♠ turn, and Melkersen again called.

The river was the 4♣ and Jattin moved all in. Melkersen snap-called for 209,000, and Jattin turned over A♦9♠ for just ace-high. Melkersen showed 9♣9♠ to win the pot and double up.