WSOP 2026: Andreas Bölling and Daniel Rezaei Advance to Monster Stack Day 3

The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Monster Stack event is heating up. According to tournament reports, German players Andreas Bölling and Daniel Rezaei advanced after Day 2 and will return to the felt for Day 3.

The Monster Stack is renowned for its ultra-deep chip structure, giving players far more starting chips than typical events and testing long-term skill and endurance. This year's WSOP 2026 Monster Stack carries a buy-in of approximately $1,500, attracting both professionals and amateurs. After multiple rounds of eliminations on Day 1 and Day 2, only a few hundred players remain for Day 3, including the two German competitors.

Andreas Bölling and Daniel Rezaei are well-known figures in the German poker scene, having achieved solid results in previous WSOP events. Whether they can maintain their form on Day 3 and push deep into the money or even reach the final table is drawing significant attention. Tournament organizers have yet to release exact chip counts and prize distribution, but based on historical data, the Monster Stack prize pool typically exceeds $5 million, with the champion earning in the seven-figure range.

Day 3 will begin at 1 p.m. local time, still played as No-Limit Texas Hold'em, with blind level expected to be around 1,000/2,000. Players must survive 10 60-minute levels to advance. Bölling and Rezaei will face tough competition, including multiple gold bracelet winners.

The WSOP 2026 Monster Stack is still underway, with the eventual champion to be crowned in a few days. Poker fans can catch the action live via the WSOP official website and partner streaming platforms.