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48.000.000 $ Paid: CoinPoker World Poker Masters Becomes Its Biggest Series Ever

CoinPoker’s World Poker Masters smashed its 25.000.000 $ guarantee, paid more than 48.000.000 $, attracted 578.251 entries and became the largest series in site history.

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WSOP Day 16: Santhosh Suvarna Triumphs in $50K High Roller, $100K Event Kicks Off

Day 16 of the 2026 WSOP was all about poker's elite and astronomical stakes. The spotlight was on Indian phenomenon Santhosh Suvarna, who turned his participation in the prestigious $50,000 High Roller into a third gold bracelet and nearly $2 million. As celebrations continued, the series’ most expensive tournament — the $100K High Roller — kicked off.

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VLOG | Chris Moneymaker: Return to Where It All Began

In 2003, an ordinary accountant from Nashville won an $86 online satellite, which led him to qualify for the WSOP Main Event. His name was Chris Moneymaker, and the rest is history. In today's vlog, Chris returns to Binion's Horseshoe after 20 years, revisiting the spot where he forever changed not only his own life but poker history itself.

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WSOP 2026: Richard Alsup Dominates Record-Breaking Monster Stack, Takes Home $1.3 Million (Event #18)

American player Richard Alsup etched a new chapter in his career history at one of the most heavily attended events of WSOP 2026. In a field of nearly 12,000 entries, he emerged victorious in the Monster Stack event, celebrating his second gold bracelet and a record win of $1,302,125.

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Revolution in Las Vegas: WSOP and Solana Join Forces in Historic Partnership

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has made a pivotal move into the digital finance arena. In a groundbreaking collaboration, the Solana Foundation has become the main sponsor for this year's WSOP 2026 in Las Vegas and the winter WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas. This agreement marks the first-ever direct integration of cryptocurrencies into the ecosystem of the world's most prestigious poker event.

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WSOP 2026: Santhosh Suvarna Makes Indian History with Victory in $50K High Roller (Event #29)

Indian high roller specialist Santhosh Suvarna asserted his elite status on the global scene by taking the $50K High Roller title at WSOP 2026. Suvarna claimed his third gold bracelet and earned the highest payout of this year's series, exceeding $1.9 million.

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VLOG | Martin Kabrhel: $50k High Roller and Facing the World's Best Players

The next installment in the vlog series from the one and only Martin Kabrhel is here, and today the stakes are going sky-high. From the $1,500 Monster Stack, Martin is stepping into one of the priciest events of the summer - the $50k High Roller, where he'll face the world's elite players and an entirely different energy at the tables.

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WSOP 2026: Dennis Weiss Dominates Limit Hold’em, Celebrates Third Bracelet (Event #30)

German professional Dennis Weiss has confirmed his elite status by conquering the Limit Hold’em event at WSOP 2026 with a $1,500 buy-in. Overcoming all challengers, he secured his third gold bracelet and a prize of $133,704.

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STREAM: $50K NLH High Roller 8-Handed - Final Table | World Series of Poker

Event #29: $50K High Roller NLH promises an intense clash among the world's poker elite, vying for one of the most coveted bracelets and seven-figure payouts. The tournament, featuring the highest buy-in at WSOP 2026, attracted a total of 167 entries, generating a massive prize pool of $7,932,500.

The final day sees the last 12 players in action, led by Indian pro and two-time bracelet winner Santhosh Suvarna, holding a significant lead.

Trailing closely is last year's $25K High Roller champion Chang Lee, who made a spectacular comeback from just seven big blinds to secure the second spot.

In contention for the title and the top prize of nearly $1.9 million are also big names like Chris Brewer and the day two leader Brandon Wilson.

Ranking of the 12 Finalists for Event #29: $50,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em 8-Handed

Rank	Player	Country	Stack
1.	Santhosh Suvarna	India	7,700,000
2.	Chang Lee	South Korea	5,900,000
3.	Brandon Wilson	USA	5,200,000
4.	Chris Brewer	USA	5,100,000
5.	Jans Arends	Netherlands	4,700,000
6.	Colin Robinson	USA	4,700,000
7.	Anatoly Zlotnikov	Russia	4,200,000
8.	Pieter Aerts	Belgium	3,800,000
9.	Sergio Aido	Spain	3,600,000
10.	Ben Heath	United Kingdom	2,300,000
11.	Brian Breck	USA	1,600,000
12.	Turbo Nguyen	USA	1,400,000

Position	Prize
1st place	$1,922,870
2nd place	$1,281,905
3rd place	$893,225
4th place	$634,870
5th place	$460,445
6th place	$340,905
7th place	$257,770
8th place	$199,500
9th place	$157,280
10th – 11th place	$127,040
12th place	$105,000

Sources: WSOP Live, YouTube

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WSOP Day 15: Four Bracelets Awarded, Suvarna Leads $50K Event Heading into Final Day

The fifteenth day of WSOP 2026 in Las Vegas will go down as one of the busiest, with four gold bracelets awarded in a single evening. The absolute standout of the day was Bryce Yockey, who dominated the Dealer's Choice Championship to claim his third career title. Fans also witnessed one of the toughest final tables in low buy-in history, where 'underdog' Brent Gregory stunned the global elite. Attention now shifts to the star-studded finale of the $50K High Roller and the climax of the record-breaking Monster Stack.

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WSOP 2026: Mike Holtz Dominates Super Turbo Bounty to Claim His Second Gold Bracelet (Event #31)

Mike Holtz, known in the poker community as "BrockLesnar," reinforced his reputation as a specialist in fast-paced formats at WSOP 2026. In the one-day Super Turbo Bounty event, he captured his second WSOP gold bracelet, along with his career-high win of $238,097.

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WSOP 2026: Brent Gregory Defeats Stars Like Negreanu, Hawkins, and Foxen to Claim Coveted Gold (Event #28)

American player Brent Gregory has captured his first gold bracelet in one of the best-filled $600 events in WSOP history. In a thrilling showdown, he made a remarkable comeback in heads-up play, dashing Maurice Hawkins' dream of winning his first WSOP Circuit title.