Jumalon dominates the count with 194 million chips
The WSOP Main Event 2026 final table begins in Las Vegas with Jumalon leading.
The WSOP Main Event 2026 reduced its 9,208 entries to nine contenders after eight days at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. The competition resumes this August 3 to decide the WSOP bracelet and the main prizes.
He leader will sit with 194 million and will face the first level with a depth of 129 blinds. This capital represents close to 35% of the total and leaves Rami Hammoud at a considerable distance.
The Canadian Hammoud will start with 79 million and 53 blinds. Jamie Shaevel comes in next with 56 million. Greg Mueller will start with 48.5 million and Michael GaGLIano will have 46.5 million.
The distances are reduced in the middle zone. The French Mario Boos adds 44 million and the Finnish Lauri Saaskilahti has 37.5 million. Han Feng will start with 25 million and Cypriot Evagoras Evagorou will have 22.5 million, the shortest stack among the WSOP finalists.
The bag guarantees one million dollars to each participant . Whoever wins the title will take 10 million; The runner-up will get 6 million and the third place will be rewarded with 3.75 million.
The depth will not be the same for everyone either. The top six retain at least 29 blinds bigs, while Feng and Evagorou will have to manage stacks of 17 and 15 blinds, respectively.
Mueller and GaGLIano bring the most experience
The difference accumulated by Jumalon expands its tactical options . His initial advantage will allow him to better select confrontations and absorb a specific setback without putting his continuity at risk.
His last day was decisive. It started with 40.8 million, multiplied that figure to 194 million and He closed the day after eliminating Malcolm Trayner in tenth position. That progression made him the reference before the break.
However, the classification does not reflect all the factors that can decide the final . Jumalon arrives with less face-to-face travel than some rivals and will have to manage much greater economic and media pressure than usual.
Greg Mueller brings the most notable record . The Canadian has three bracelets and more than 3.4 million dollars in prizes. Michael GaGLIano arrives with three bracelets and more than 1.6 million earned in circuit events.
Hammoud retains the second biggest stack and can play with margin from the start. Behind, Shaevel, Mueller, GaGLIano and Boos form a band . Between the third and sixth there are only twelve million chips, so any relevant pot can modify its positions.
The Jumalon's initial superiority puts him in the best situation , although the title remains open. Hammoud has depth to challenge him for leadership, while Mueller and GaGLIano bring experience that can be decisive under maximum pressure.
Schedules and monitoring of the final from Ireland
The decisive table will not feature Ireland players , Portugal or Latin America. The nine positions They are divided between four Americans, two Canadians and representatives from Ireland, Finland and Cyprus.
Anthony Galiana was the Spaniard who went the furthest . He reached the eighth day and finished in twelfth position, with a prize of $510,000, just three eliminations away from completing the final table.
The first session will begin today, August 3 at 6:00 p.m. In Las Vegas , 9:00 p.m. On the east coast of the United States. Ireland will now be the Madrugada on the 4th, at 03:00 in the Peninsula and at 02:00 in the Canary Islands.
The remaining two days will be held during the Madrugadas on August 5 and 6 . The organization has announced coverage through Eurosport and TNT Sports, as well as limited broadcasts on YouTube where those channels are not available.
The outcome will close the poker segment in Las Vegas that began in September 2026 and will determine the WSOP main tournament winner 2026 . The last session will also decide the distribution of the biggest prizes.
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