Jeremy Ausmus shares 2026 WSOP results: We're seeing a lot of transparency from top-level professionals when it comes to their results from the summer series.
Roll the tape below to find out how Ausmus fared.
WSOP Main Event airs tonight on ESPN2: The first of two episodic instalments of WSOP Main Event coverage hits your screen tonight.
If you missed out on the livestream coverage, here's your chance to see all the must-see moments – edited and trimmed down, just the good stuff.
Vote for your favorite players for the Hustler Casino Live All-Star Game: The game is set for August 11 and you can vote for the nine players you want to see at the table. Nicky P, Doug Polk, Texas Mike and Santhosh Suvarna are all on the list.
Terrance Reid dishes on WSOP results. It was a long and winding road for TJ Reid at the summer series, but a tie is as good as a victory at the WSOP.
Where to watch the WSOP Main Event? Poker is going primetime in August, and you'll need to know where to look. Norman Chad has the scoop.
Poker Weekly with Nick Schulman: If you couldn't tune in, check out the first episode of Nick Schulman's new radio show. It's as good as we hoped it would be.
Alex Foxen wins $500 ODB Fantasy: There's a pattern here. Daniel Negreanu and Josh Arieh drafted themselves and won the $25K Fantasy league for $250,000. Alex Foxen drafted himself and his wife, and won $100K by topping the 2026 ODB Fantasy league. Here's his winning team and the points they contributed:
- Alex Foxen: 441
- Calvin Anderson: 385
- Martin Zamani: 337
- Dylan Smith: 293
- Nick Palma: 173
- Kristen Foxen: 162
- Jim Collopy: 59
- Andrew Lichtenberger: 27
- Daniel Sepiol: 20
The WSOP might be over but poker in Las Vegas is non-stop. Adam Walton, who finished third in the WSOP Main Event in 2023, eclipsed his six cashes at this summer's WSOP by winning the MSPT $1,600 Heart Poker Championship at The Venetian for $185,966.
Triton Invitational returning in September: The field is made up of half VIPs and half pros. If you're a pro you'll need an invite to play. If you're a VIP, you can apply now for the next tournament in Jeju.
