WSOP 2026: The Last Bracelet of the Summer Goes to She Wong (Event #100)

Event #100: $1K NLH Super Turbo was the grand finale of this year's schedule at the Horseshoe and Paris casinos in Las Vegas. Despite the fast-paced structure, the tournament attracted an impressive 1,699 entries, creating a prizepool of $1,495,120, which was distributed among the top 255 players.

The final table offered thrilling international matchups. Polish professional Dzmitry Urbanovich, who had already triumphed in the $10K 8-Game Mixed Championship earlier in the series, drew significant attention as he aimed for a second career bracelet. However, his journey ended in 3rd place when his A s T h fell to a stronger A c K h held by Japan's Ryuta Nakai.

The final heads-up between She Wong and Ryuta Nakai lasted about 45 minutes, with the lead swinging back and forth.

In the last hand of the tournament, Wong went all-in with A d 2 s and Nakai called with his remaining chips, holding 9 c 8 c. The board 3 s T c 7 d 5 s 2 c gave Nakai hope for a straight, but it wasn't enough, crowning She Wong as the last WSOP champion of the summer.

Final Table Results for Event #100: $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Hold'em

Source: WSOP, WSOP Live

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