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STREAM: Poker Masters 2026 | Event #3 - FINAL TABLE
The third tournament of the prestigious Poker Masters 2026 series is reaching its climax at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Event #3: $10K NLH saw 78 entries, pushing the prize pool to an impressive $780,000.
Today, only the last six finalists remain, each guaranteed a minimum payout of $39,000. The overall winner will not only claim the iconic purple jacket but also take home $218,400.
At the head of the final table is renowned American professional Jeremy Ausmus, leading a fiercely competitive lineup of his compatriots. Hot on his heels is Brock Wilson, aiming to build on his titles from this year's PokerGO Cup and U.S. Poker Open 2026 here in the PokerGO Studio.
Also vying for the title are four-time WSOP bracelet winner Shannon Shorr, alongside Joey Weissman, Dylan Linde, and the short stack holder Daniyal Gheba.
Current Standings of Event #3: 10,500$ No-Limit Hold'em Poker Masters 2026
|
Rank |
Player |
Country |
Stack |
|
1. |
Jeremy Ausmus |
USA |
2,695,000 |
|
2. |
Brock Wilson |
USA |
1,750,000 |
|
3. |
Dylan Linde |
USA |
1,640,000 |
|
4. |
Joey Weissman |
USA |
1,525,000 |
|
5. |
Shannon Shorr |
USA |
1,305,000 |
|
6. |
Daniyal Gheba |
USA |
835,000 |
Payout Table:
|
Placement |
Prize |
|
1st Place |
$218,400 |
|
2nd Place |
$140,400 |
|
3rd Place |
$101,400 |
|
4th Place |
$74,100 |
|
5th Place |
$54,600 |
|
6th Place |
$39,000 |
Sources: PGT, YouTube
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STREAM: KPC Poker KING'S 60K SUPER HIGH ROLLER - FINAL TABLE
The prestigious KPC Poker series is reaching its thrilling conclusion with the most expensive event on the schedule: Event #31: King's 60K Super High Roller, with a buy-in of $60,000.
A select field of 66 entries has generated a total prize pool of $3,706,560. Only the final 9 players are advancing to the final day, each guaranteed at least a $120,000 payout. However, a seven-figure prize awaits the champion.
Leading the nine-handed final table is Japan’s Ryuta Nakai. He’s closely followed by Ting Yi Tsai and Calvin Sungwon Lee.
Pokémon fans are also focused on well-known American vlogger and professional Ethan "Rampage" Yau, who enters the finals in 6th place. The lineup includes familiar names such as Marius Kudzmanas, Moroccan representative Mehdi Chaoui Roqai, and Manuel Martin Fritz.
Current Standings of Event #31: King's 60K Super High Roller
|
Position |
Player |
Stack |
|
1. |
Ryuta Nakai |
6,375,000 |
|
2. |
Ting Yi Tsai |
5,650,000 |
|
3. |
Calvin Sungwon Lee |
5,325,000 |
|
4. |
Marius Kudzmanas |
4,250,000 |
|
5. |
Mehdi Chaoui Roqai |
3,525,000 |
|
6. |
Ethan Jun Seng Yau ("Rampage") |
2,750,000 |
|
7. |
Meng Ling Lin |
2,550,000 |
|
8. |
Manuel Martin Fritz |
2,375,000 |
|
9. |
Hugues Michel Henri Girard |
175,000 |
Prize Distribution:
|
Position |
Prize |
|
1st place |
$1,046,600 |
|
2nd place |
$700,000 |
|
3rd place |
$470,000 |
|
4th place |
$370,000 |
|
5th place |
$300,000 |
|
6th place |
$240,000 |
|
7th place |
$190,000 |
|
8th place |
$150,000 |
|
9th place |
$120,000 |
Sources: KPC Poker, YouTube
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STREAM: Poker Masters 2026 | Event #2: $10K No-Limit Hold'em - Final Table
The second tournament of the prestigious Poker Masters 2026 series is reaching its climax at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Event #2: $10,500 No-Limit Hold'em drew a total of 84 entries, pushing the prize pool to $840,000. Prize money is being distributed among the top 12 players, with only the final 5 contenders entering today's ultimate showdown.
Each of the final five is guaranteed a minimum payout of $58,600, while the overall champion will take home the trophy and a $235,200 prize.
Leading the pack is Spanish poker phenomenon Adrian Mateos, making up for his unlucky exit on the bubble in the opening event.
His path to the title is challenged by four American rivals. Nicholas Palma is closest behind him, followed by Michael Berk, David Coleman, and Nicholas Seward.
Current Standings in Event #2: $10K No-Limit Hold'em Poker Masters 2026
|
Position |
Player |
Country |
Stack |
|
1. |
Adrian Mateos |
Spain |
3,230,000 |
|
2. |
Nicholas Palma |
USA |
2,475,000 |
|
3. |
Michael Berk |
USA |
2,000,000 |
|
4. |
David Coleman |
USA |
1,610,000 |
|
5. |
Nicholas Seward |
USA |
1,185,000 |
Payout Table:
|
Position |
Prize |
|
1st Place |
$235,200 |
|
2nd Place |
$151,200 |
|
3rd Place |
$109,200 |
|
4th Place |
$79,800 |
|
5th Place |
$58,600 |
Sources: PGT, YouTube
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Nipun Java: When Poker Stops Being Your Passion | Face Up with Ivy Teves #1
What happens when the game that gave you freedom no longer inspires you the way it once did? In the premiere episode of Face Up with Ivy Teves, Nipun Java opens up about his journey from engineer to professional poker player, making WSOP history, and the changing relationship with a game that shaped his life.
Beyond the bracelets and tournament results, Nipun reflects on the obsession that drove his early career and what happened when that passion began to fade. He shares why mental resilience matters so much in poker, how younger players approach the game without fearing its biggest names, and why studying when you’re winning can be just as important as working through a downswing.
The conversation also moves beyond the table: meaningful travel, authentic connections, finding a daily routine, and exploring a future that doesn’t revolve around the next tournament. If you’ve ever lost motivation for something you once loved, questioned your career path, or wondered what comes after achieving your goals, this conversation will resonate beyond poker.
In this episode:
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From engineering to professional poker
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Making history as the first India-born WSOP bracelet winner
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The friendships behind his favourite poker memory
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Confidence, mental resilience, and handling losses
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Losing the urge to grind and finding new interests
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Identity, freedom, and life beyond poker
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