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10.07.2026

STREAM: $10K Main Event - Day 5 | World Series of Poker 2026

After the bubble burst dramatically on Day 4 of the $10K Main Event, 533 players remain in contention for the world champion title and a massive $10,000,000 prize from the original 9,208 entries.

Tune in live for Day 5, where the real marathon to the final table begins. Among the top three in the current standings after Day 4 is Artur Martirosian, who has been in remarkable form this summer. Yet, hot on his heels are stars like Alex Foxen, Shaun Deeb, and Josh Arieh. Four former world champions—Hossein Ensan, Greg Raymer, Ryan Riess, and defending champion Michael Mizrachi—are still chasing history and a second title.

Who will withstand the mounting pressure and make the pivotal move towards poker immortality?

Top 10 Chip Counts after Day 4 – Event #82: $10,000 Main Event

Rank

Player

Country

Chips

1.

Sam Sweilem

USA

3,800,000

2.

Steven O'Nan

USA

3,600,000

3.

Artur Martirosian

Russia

3,495,000

4.

Kyle Mart

USA

3,480,000

5.

Chih Fan

Taiwan

3,365,000

6.

Shreesh Hebbar

Canada

3,340,000

7.

Felix Kuemayr

Austria

3,125,000

8.

Arman Bezhanian

Russia

3,100,000

9.

Dan Stavila

Moldova

3,060,000

10.

Farid Jattin

Colombia

3,040,000

 

Payout Structure Event #82: $10,000 Main Event 2026

Position

Prize

1st place

$10,000,000

2nd place

$6,000,000

3rd place

$3,750,000

4th place

$2,750,000

5th place

$2,250,000

6th place

$1,750,000

7th place

$1,500,000

8th place

$1,250,000

9th place

$1,000,000

10th – 11th place

$750,000

12th – 13th place

$510,000

14th – 17th place

$410,475

18th – 26th place

$325,000

27th – 35th place

$265,000

36th – 44th place

$215,000

45th – 53rd place

$180,000

54th – 62nd place

$150,000

63rd – 71st place

$125,000

72nd – 80th place

$105,000

81st – 89th place

$90,000

90th – 98th place

$75,000

99th – 161st place

$65,000

162nd – 224th place

$57,500

225th – 287th place

$50,000

288th – 350th place

$45,000

351st – 413th place

$40,000

414th – 476th place

$35,000

477th – 539th place

$32,500


Sources: WSOP Live, YouTube