WSOP 2026 Day 6: Axel Bayout Leads Mini Millions, 13 Players Remaining
On Day 6 of the 2026 WSOP, the Mini Millions event enters its late stages. French player Axel Bayout is among the chip leaders, with only 13 players left vying for the title.
The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Day 6 action is heating up. In the highly anticipated Mini Millions event, the field has been reduced to just 13 players, with French player Axel Bayout establishing himself as the chip leader through consistent, solid play.
Mini Millions is a classic low buy-in, high guarantee tournament during the WSOP, attracting a mix of amateur and professional players. As the final table draws near, each remaining player is chasing a six-figure or even seven-figure champion's prize. Axel Bayout's performance in this year's event has been particularly noteworthy, and whether he can maintain his edge in the upcoming short-handed battles will be the biggest storyline to follow.
The tournament is still ongoing, with the remaining players set to navigate through blind level challenges over the next few hours until a champion is crowned. PokerNews will continue to provide updates as the action unfolds.
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- Mini Millions is an event in WSOP, typically with a low buy-in and high guaranteed prize pool, designed to allow more players to participate and chase big prizes.