Daniel Negreanu now has the most WSOP cashes in history. After making the money three times in the past 10 days, Negreanu has overtaken Phil Hellmuth at the top of The Hendon Mob's chart.
A day of rest? Not if you don't want one.
Here's what's happening at the WSOP on Sunday, June 21.
- 10am: $500 Salute to Warriors (Day 1)
- 11am: $1,500 Millionaire Maker (Day 2D)
- 12pm: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha (Day 1B)
- 1pm: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw (Day 2)
- 2pm: $50,000 Pot-Liimit Omaha (Day 3)
- 2pm: $50,000 Poker Players Championship (Day 1)
Is it time for a shot clock in every tourney? 3-time WSOP bracelet winner David Bach thinks so.
How many entries will the Poker Players Championship get this year? It's one of the most prestigious events in poker, and attracts a select band of the best players in the world.
Here's what the winners, entries and first-place prize money look like over the past 5 years:
- 2025: Michael Mizrachi – 107 entries / $1,331,322
- 2024: Daniel Negreanu – 89 entries / $1,178,703
- 2023: Brian Rast – 99 entries / $1,324,747
- 2022: Dan Cates – 112 entries / $1,449,103
- 2021: Dan Cates – 63 entries / $954,020
And here's a look ahead to this year's event, starting today at 2pm.
Are you grinding the WSOP, or is it grinding you? Run through this checklist to keep your motor running all the way through to the last hand.
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$50K PLO High Roller goes late, can't get down to 5: The plan was to play down to 5. Instead, 8 players remain for what should be the final day of play, with $1.3 million awaiting the winner. Here's what went down on Day 2.
