The final table of the WSOP Main Event 2026 has been formed

In Las Vegas, the nine finalists of the main tournament, the WSOP Main Event 2026, have been officially determined. The chip leader by a colossal margin is 22-year-old American Lucas Jumalon, who accumulated 129 BB over the eighth day of play.

Coming into the final second is Canadian Rami Hammoud — 53 BB. Third place is occupied by American Jamie Shevel with a stack of 37 BB.

Among the finalists, notable names include American Michael Gagliano, holder of four WSOP bracelets (31 BB), and Canadian Greg Mueller with three bracelets (32 BB).

Also at the table: Frenchman Mario Boos (29 BB), Finn
Lauri Saaskilahti (25 BB), American Han Feng (17 BB) and Cypriot Evagoras Evagorou (15 BB).

All nine participants have guaranteed themselves at least $1M in prize money. The winner will receive $10M, the runner-up — $6M, and third place — $3.75M. Play will resume on August 3, after a three-week break.