WSOP 2026: Dzmitry Urbanovich Claims His First Bracelet in $10K 8-Game (Event #80)

Event #80: $10K 8-Game Mixed Championship is recognized as one of the most technically demanding tournaments in the calendar, testing players' abilities across eight different disciplines. This year's edition saw participation from 199 players, creating a prizepool of $1,850,700. The top 30 players received cash prizes, with notable names like Bryn Kenney and Todd Brunson finishing in the money.

The final day showcased poker's elite. Much attention was on Brian Rast, who pursued his eighth career bracelet, only to finish in 4th place. Before him, Alex Foxen bowed out in 5th, propelling him to first place in the WSOP Player of the Year rankings.

The final showdown for the title was between Urbanovich and Richard Bai. The Polish player entered the heads-up with a sizable lead, nearly 4:1 in chips, and although the duel extended beyond an hour, Urbanovich maintained his advantage.

It all culminated in PLO. After the flop Q c 7 c 5 s, both players went all-in. Bai held K c T d 9 c 6 s, while Urbanovich revealed A c 7 h 6 c 2 d, showing a pair of sevens and a higher flush draw. The turn 3 h and river J d did not help Bai, allowing Urbanovich to start celebrating his maiden bracelet.

Final Table Results for Event #80: $10,000 8-Game Mixed Championship

Source: WSOP, WSOP Live

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