Who Won at the Wynn Summer Classic This Week? Week 6 Results Roundup

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Jul 06, 2026 9 min read

Another week has gone by at the Wynn Summer Classic, and a new group of players has added their names to this summer's honor roll. The series keeps rolling, and so does the money.

Here's the latest roundup, with hundreds of thousands more dollars handed out this week:

Five-Way Deal in Wynn $1,100 Turbo

Congratulations to Jack Kizilarslan who grabbed the second-largest cash of his career after a five-way chop in last night's Wynn $1,100 Turbo.

The quintet took home $24,823 each, with runner-up Miguel Sanchez and third-place Robert Lavdovsky also scoring new record cashes.

Fourth-place Carlos Bermudez and Jin Wang rounded out the five-way chop.

The tournament attracted 197 entries, almost doubling its guaranteed prize pool of $100,000 to $197,000.

Others finishing in the money included Lily Newhouse (11th - $4,004), Scott Margereson (16th - $2,821) and Randall Emmett (18th - $2,612).

Benjamin Juhasz Wins $305,292 In $3k PLO Mystery Bounty

At the end of Day 1c, the final Day 1 flight, of the Wynn Summer Classic $3,000 Pot Limit Omaha Mystery Bounty, the event had garnered exactly 1,100 entries for a total prize pool of $2,992,000.

Of those 1,100 entries, 136 returned for Day 2 on July 4. In the end, however, only one of them could walk away with the $305,292 first-place prize.

Benjamin Juhasz took the event down, defeating Tom-Aksel Bedell heads up for the trophy, the $305k, and the final mystery bounty.

Bedell won $207,711 for second place ahead of Robert Shaw in third. Shaw won $155,327.

Sokchheka Pho Wins $1,100 H.O.R.S.E. After 3-Way Deal

Twenty-five players returned for Day 2 of the Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 H.O.R.S.E. event. The 25 survivors were all that was left of the 128 players who ponied up the buy-in, collectively putting $123,520 in the pot.

Sokchheka Pho rode to victory after a three-way deal which gave all three $20,000 with an extra $6,466 set aside for the winner. Pho took home the $26,466 and a Wynn Summer Classic trophy.

Song Wang came second and Fabio Angelo Bianchi third. Both players earned $20,000.

Sho Homma Wins $1,100 No Limit Hold'em Turbo

Sho Homma won the $1,100 No Limit Hold'em Turbo event at the Wynn Summer Classic on the Fourth of July. Even with all the Fourth of July events on, turnout was an impressive 195 entries. This put $195,000 in the pot, far more than the $100,000 guaranteed by the Wynn. It also put $47,728 up top for Homma's prize.

Homma beat Dhiraj Sharma heads up. Sharma came second in the event, earning $29,330.

Behind him, Bernat Calvet Terre came third for $21,112.

Hundreds Turn Out For WSC $1,100 5-Card Pot Limit Omaha Event

Five-card Omaha (or Big O) continues to grow in popularity, as evidenced by the turnout on a national holiday. Despite the pull of hot dog eating competitions and firework displays, the $100,000 guaranteed event hit 358 entries, putting $349,050 in the pot.

The extra hole cards in 5-card Omaha clearly agreed with Arie Kliper, who took the event down for $71,160.

Kliper defeated Alejandro Gonzalez heads-up for the gold.

Gonzalez earned $48,574 for his second-place finish while third-place finisher, Christopher Meza, earned $35,984.

Joshua Hardwick Wins $40,796 After 3-Way Deal in $1,100 NLH Turbo

Joshua Hardwick emerged victorious in Friday's $1,100 No Limit Hold'em Turbo event at the Wynn Summer Classic.

A total of 256 players bought into the event, resulting in a $249,600 prize pool that dwarfed the $100,000 guarantee.

Hardwick earned $40,796 for his first-place finish after he cut a three-way deal with Steven Du (2nd - $37,307) and Jiayi Yao (3rd - $34,978).

Gary Hasson earned $20,860 for fourth place.

Jesse Cardoza Gets it Done in $1,100 NLH

Thursday's $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em ($250,000 guaranteed) had a field of 361 entrants and a prize pool that reached $351,975.

The top six players agreed to a chop, with California's Jesse Cardoza coming out victorious for $50,079. Ali Marei was the runner-up for $37,504, while a player who wanted to remain anonymous took third place and $35,754.

Kevin Madar was the fourth-place finisher ($32,965), and Jimmy Kebe was eliminated in sixth place for $31,968. Michelle Mcleod was also part of the chop, receiving $30,252 for sixth place.

Vidar Oeie Takes the NLH Turbo Title

Last night's $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo event had a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool, but registration closed with nearly $200,000 in the pot. Par for the course at the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic.

The player who took home the largest percentage of the prize pool was Vidar Oeie, who won it for $45,891. Oeie beat Vegas local David Patlan heads-up for the trophy. Don't feel too bad for Patlan, he still went home with $28,372, the second-biggest payout out of the 201-player field inside Wynn Las Vegas.

Tyler Dietz finished in third place for $20,693, followed by Dirk Langer winning $15,479 for fourth place, and Je Oh collecting $11,437 for fifth place.

Quoc Le Wins $250k GTD NLH Event

The $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em with $250,000 guaranteed had 294 entrants and $286,650 in the prize pool.

There were 35 players who were paid, but none received a bigger chunk of the pot than Quoc Le, who won the tournament at the Wynn Summer Classic for $58,460.

Le defeated Randall Cummins heads-up to earn the trophy on Wednesday night. Cummins didn't get the trophy, but he still took home $39,475. Matias Rubiolo was the third-place finisher, which was good for $23,761.

Dennis Sorensen Takes Down Wynn Summer Classic PLO Event for $271,005

Dennis Sorensen added a major Wynn Summer Classic title to his résumé after conquering the $1,600 Pot-Limit Omaha event, outlasting a 186-player in-the-money field to bank $271,005. The tournament smashed its $1 million guarantee, generating a prize pool of $2,136,420.

Sorensen defeated Sebastian Crema heads-up, while Felipe Campins completed the podium with a third-place finish worth $180,927. Steven Sarmiento narrowly missed out on the top three, finishing fourth for $177,305 after a deep run.

Steven Rodriguez Wins Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 NLH Turbo for $54,270

Steven Rodriguez came out on top in the Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo, overcoming a field of 295 entries to capture the title and a first-place prize of $54,270.

The one-day event more than doubled its $100,000 guarantee, generating a $287,625 prize pool that was shared among the top 36 finishers. Rodriguez defeated Gael Emmanuel Ruiz heads-up, while Zachary Bruch rounded out the podium with a third-place finish worth $29,997.

The turbo structure produced a fast-paced finish, with Rodriguez emerging from the 295-entry field to claim the trophy and the largest share of the $287,625 prize pool.

Yansong Kou Wins Wynn Summer Classic $2,500 Ladies High Roller for $74,576

Yansong Kou claimed the title in the Wynn Summer Classic $2,500 Ladies No-Limit Hold'em High Roller, defeating a field of 120 entries to earn the top prize of $74,576.

The event generated a $271,200 prize pool, with the top 15 players finishing in the money. Kou defeated Diana Kalietina heads-up, while Sarah Pluard completed the podium with a third-place finish worth $32,680.

Kou's victory capped off a competitive two-day event that attracted a strong international field, with players from the United States, Europe, and Asia all making deep runs. The Bellevue, Washington resident ultimately came away with the trophy and the largest share of the $271,200 prize pool.

Igor Dursel Tops 509-Entry Field to Win Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 NLH

Igor Dursel emerged victorious in the Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em after outlasting a field of 509 entries to capture the $84,930 top prize.

The tournament comfortably surpassed its $250,000 guarantee, generating a $496,275 prize pool that was shared among the top 62 finishers. Dursel defeated Reouven Attias heads-up, while Brandon Eisen rounded out the podium with a third-place finish worth $47,263.

Andrei Khosh Gets the $1,100 NLH Trophy

Andrei Khosh was one of two big winners at the Wynn Las Vegas on Sunday during the Wynn Summer Classic.

Khosh took down the $250,000 guaranteed $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em single-day event, beating out 358 entrants. In doing so, he collected $52,000, the biggest chunk of the $349,050 prize pool.

The Las Vegas resident was part of a final table chop that saw Martin Pochat finish in second plcae for $35,818, while Rickie Brown took home the $33,913 awarded to third place.

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