#Event Coverage
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WSOP 2026: Andreas Bölling and Daniel Rezaei Advance to Monster Stack Day 3
The 2026 World Series of Poker WSOP Monster Stack event enters Day 3 with German players Andreas Bölling and Daniel Rezaei advancing. The competition continues as they vie for a large prize pool on Day 3.
Event 59: $500 Salute to Warriors Day 1 | 2026 World Series of Poker
The 2026 WSOP Event 59: $500 Salute to Warriors Day 1 is about to begin. This event features a low buy-in and support for military personnel, attracting many poker enthusiasts and veterans to participate.
$1,000 Super Seniors Day 2 Begins: 836 Players Return
The $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em event enters Day 2 with 836 players advancing from Day 1. This tournament caters to senior poker enthusiasts, and Day 2 will determine deeper advancement until a champion is crowned.
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.
2026 WSOP announces Event 47: $25,000 High Roller PLO Event
The 2026 World Series of Poker WSOP has announced details for Event 47, a $25,000 buy-in high roller Pot-Limit Omaha PLO tournament, expected to be one of the highlights of the series.
WSOP 2026: Omar Zazay Wins First Bracelet in $3,000 NLH Event
Event 32 of the 2026 WSOP, the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em, has concluded. Player Omar Zazay emerged victorious, winning his first WSOP bracelet and a substantial prize.
Omar Zazay defeats Jean-Robert Bellande, wins first WSOP bracelet in $3,000 NLHE event
In the 2025 WSOP $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em event, Omar Zazay defeated Jean-Robert Bellande to win the championship and earn his first WSOP bracelet. The event attracted a large number of entrants, and Zazay overcame Bellande in heads-up play to win a substantial prize.
Oscar Cansino Eliminated in 6th Place $61,440
In the key hand, his QJ lost to an opponent's set of eights, and the river failed to save him. The remaining five players went on their first break, each already locked in at least $81,000.