2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 1ef
Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Event Info
Buy-in
$550
Prize Pool
$4,439,502
Total Entries
20,488
Players Left
794
Average Chip Stack
645,088
Total Chips
512,200,000
Players Info - Day 1ef
Entries
10,262
Players Left
412
Players Left 794 / 20,488

Mini Mystery Millions Field Totals 20,488

Horseshoe Grand Ballroom
Horseshoe Grand Ballroom

The last rounds of Day 1 bags were sealed today for Event #1: $550 Mini Mystery Millions at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. There were two Day 1 flights, Day 1e and Day 1f (Turbo).

The finalised tallies for the Mini Mystery Millions are remarkable. A total of 20,488 entries across the four Day 1 flights for a total prize pool of $9,352,772. That amount is split between the prize pool ($3,649,482) and the bounties ($4,097,600). At least one of those bounties will be for $1,000,000.

The fast pace of the event means that when the field returns for Day 2 tomorrow, there will just be 792 players left in the action.

The survivors are led by Martin Pineiro with 4,205,000 in chips. He was the Day 1f chip leader, supplanting Tal Avivi at the top of the list.

Martín Pineiro
Martín Pineiro.

End of Day 1e Top 10 Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Maxime BroutierFrance1,420,00036
2Dong ChenChina1,415,00035
3Michael BerkUnited States1,205,00030
4Nirath ReanUnited States1,200,00030
5Thomas BrownUnited States1,180,00030
6Julien VanpeltFrance1,175,00029
7Vito AbramovUnited States1,155,00029
8Yaniv PeretzLatvia1,145,00029
9Elliott Hayes-1,075,00027
10Gnana DuddukuruUnited States1,035,00026

Chip counts from the WSOP LIVE app are rounded up and down.

Maxime Broutier finished Day 1e in first place with 1,420,000 but this did nothing to put him in the running against the enormous stacks accrued during the turbo flight, Day 1f.

Day 1f was dominated by, Pineiro who is now the overall tournament chip leader.

End of Day 1f Top 10 Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Martin PineiroArgentina4,205,000105
2Anthony ReateguiUnited States3,560,00089
3Alexander KavianiUnited States2,190,00055
4Christopher BissingerUnited States2,120,00053
5Steven StillmanUnited States2,110,00053
6Ugo TaurinesFrance2,040,00051
7Jonathan PrinceUnited States1,920,00048
8Leonard SandeUnited States1,800,00045
9Timothy VuUnited States1,735,00043
10Peter LiUnited States1,650,00041

Among those who survived Days 1e and 1f were bracelet winners Anthony Reategui (3,560,000), Dong Chen (1,415,000), Brandon Cantu (1,250,000), Axel Bayout (1,240,000), and Arkadiy Tsinis (840,000).

They will all return for Day 2 along with 25k Fantasy player Arthur Morris (800,000).

Day 2 of the $550 Mini Mystery Millions starts at 1:00 p.m. local time on May 31. When the action begins, the blinds will be 20,000/40,000, with a 40,000 ante.

You can check out the chip counts and live reporting of this event here on PokerNews.

Tags: Alexander KavianiAnthony ReateguiArkadiy TsinisArthur MorrisAxel BayoutBrandon CantuChristopher BissingerDong ChenElliott HayesGnana DuddukuruJonathan PrinceJulien VanpeltLeonard SandeMartin PineiroMartín PineiroMaxime BroutierMichael BerkNirath ReanParis Las VegasPeter LiSteven StillmanTal AviviThomas BrownTimothy VuUgo TaurinesVito AbramovYaniv Peretz