For the final day's order of play at the WSOP, we'll throw it over to the one and only KevMath - see below.
There's also the $1,000 Super Turbo NLH event which is due to play out from start to finish on Wednesday. That kicks off at 10am with late reg open until around 1:40pm.
If you haven't won a bracelet yet this summer, here's your last chance.
What's a Main Event final table stack worth? Twitter hero Barry Carter has crunched the numbers to find the ICM value of each stack at the WSOP Main Event FT.
Summer saved for Garrett Dwire: A marathon final day and a fiercely contested heads-up duel in the $500 Summer Saver ended with victory for Dwire, a Minnesotan whose previous biggest cash was $21K.
Dwire defeated the wonderfully-named Amadeus Janotta to claim a new career-best score of $210,000, the lion's share of the $1.8 million prize pool generated by 4,622 entries.
The $25K HORSE breaks with 16 left: And what a 16.
'Tough' doesn't begin to cover it. Julien Sitbon leads, but it's dangerous out there. Details below.
$25K HORSE on stone bubble: There are 24 players left and 23 get paid. Dan Smith has just been eliminated in 25th. Alex Foxen is in second, and Shaun Deeb and Naoya Kihara are both still alive. David Steicke is the shortest stack in the room.
Joshua Wang wins first WSOP bracelet ($407,137): Seidel couldn't make the comeback in the $3K PLO, and Wang wins his first in a dominating final-table performance. Seidel gets $271,371 for second.
Erik Seidel is heads-up for his 11th WSOP bracelet! He's heads-up with Joshua Wang in the $3K 6-Handed PLO event, but he's got to overcome a 6:1 chip deficit.
David Peters wins fifth WSOP bracelet after tough summer: "It happened so fast, just bang bang bang." Read the all-action report on his $1 million win below.
The Paris side of the 2026 WSOP is no more. But there are six bracelets still to be won over at Horseshoe.
Late reg closed in $25K High Roller HORSE: It's the last big tourney of the summer and plenty of players have entered (some for the second time) for a final spin-up, including Phil Ivey, Phil Hellmuth and Gus Hansen. The field is up to 148, with 78 players still playing.
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