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Canadian poker pro nearly skipped WSOP, now at final table

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Greg Mueller nearly skipped the WSOP main event, but a friend's tough love reignited his drive. Now the 55-year-old Canadian pro sits at the final table with 48.5 million chips, chasing a $10 million prize and poker glory. read more


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Poker Pro Hog-Tied, Robbed of $60K in Vegas Airbnb

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Professional poker player Jared Griener was robbed of $60,000 in winnings at a Las Vegas Airbnb. Intruders stacked dishes on his back to keep him still, then fled. He escaped and sought help. No arrests have been made. read more

2026 WSOP Main Event Final Nine Set for August

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2026 WSOP main event final table set with nine players, led by 22-year-old Lucas Jumalon with 194M chips. Winner claims $10M. Play resumes Aug 3-5 at Paris Las Vegas. read more

WSOP Main Event Draws 9,208 Players

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Over 9,200 players compete in the 2026 WSOP main event, the fourth-largest field ever, for a $10 million top prize from an $85.6 million pool. Michael Mizrachi defends his title, with Michael Rossitto leading chips. read more

Mizrachi Aims for Second Straight WSOP Title

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The 2026 WSOP Main Event begins July 2 in Las Vegas, with Michael Mizrachi defending his title. The tournament streams on ESPN+, with final table live on ESPN Aug. 3-5. A new stage and ESPN coverage aim to reignite poker’s popularity. read more

WSOP Main Event Returns to ESPN After Five Years

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The WSOP main event returns to ESPN after five years, featuring familiar stars like Hellmuth, Negreanu, and Ivey, plus rising talents. Players compete for a $10 million prize with over 10,000 entrants expected. Watch live starting July 2. read more

Mizrachis World Champion Journey: Life on the Road

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Michael Mizrachi won the 2025 WSOP Main Event and Poker Players Championship, then traveled globally as poker's ambassador. Now back in Las Vegas, the Hall of Famer aims to repeat his historic feat while staying grounded and fearless. read more