2026 World Series of Poker

$387,110 Awaits the Winner in $1,500 Big O

Chip Leader Anthony Reategui
Chip Leader Anthony Reategui

From a field of 294 players, just 29 remain in Event #22: $1,500 Big O, with the field returning at 1 p.m. local time with the aim of playing down to a winner.

An extra day appears likely, considering last year 17 players returned for Day 3 before two came back for an unscheduled Day 4. Igor Zektser took home $297,285 for his win in 2025, but today's winner will walk away with $387,110.

Two players will be in the strongest possible position ahead of Day 3.
Chip leader Anthony Reategui sits with 5,900,000 in chips, while Casey Hayes holds 5,700,000 — well clear of Thomas Koral (3,700,000) who is third in chips.

Reategui and Koral are also former bracelet winners, with the only other players to have tasted WSOP glory left are Bruno Furth and Scott Abrams.

Day 3 Top Ten Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Anthony ReateguiUnited States5,900,000118
2Casey HayesUnited States5,700,000114
3Thomas KoralUnited States3,700,00074
4Volodymyr KondratenkoUnited States3,200,00064
5Yinjie MeiChina2,600,00052
6Scott AbramsUnited States2,600,00052
7Matthew BretzfieldUnited States2,500,00050
8Bruno FurthUnited States2,300,00046
9Sang ShinUnited States2,300,00046
10Stanislav HalatenkoUkraine1,900,00038

Remaining Payouts

PlacePayoutPlacePayout
1$387,1108$43,700
2$258,6909$33,800
3$187,15010-11$26,450
4$136,82012-15$20,940
5$101,12816-23$16,780
6$75,60024-29$13,610
7$57,150  

Play is set to resume at 1:00 p.m. local time in the Gold section of Paris Ballroom, with blinds restarting at the 30,000/60,000 level. Stay tuned to PokerNews as we bring you all the action from the Big O final day.

Tags: Anthony ReateguiBruno FurthCasey HayesMatthew BretzfieldParis BallroomSang ShinScott AbramsStanislav HalatenkoThomas KoralVolodymyr KondratenkoWSOPYinjie Mei