Kevin Choi opened to 10,000 from hijack and Philip Tate on the button called. Richard Seymour in the small blind joined in to see the flop.
The dealer spread 10♣7♣9♥. After two checks, Tate fired 8,000, pushing Seymour out. Choi hung on.
On the 8♦, action went check, check.
After action was passed to him again on the 8♥, Tate shot out 55,000 and finally shook Choi off the pot.
Grzegorz Kozieja opened from the hijack before Maria Konnikova shoved for approximately 64,000 on the button. Kozieja put in the call to put Konnikova at risk for her tournament life.
Maria Konnikova: A♠Q♠
Grzegorz Kozieja: J♠J♥
The flop was not what Konnikova wanted to see when it fanned out 9♦5♥A♥ to give Kozieja a pair of aces and put Konnikova in a bind with two cards to go.
The Q♥ turned gave Kozieja two pair, and the 7♣ river was the final card Konnikova would see in the tournament as she fell to the aces up of Kozieja.
Leo Margets raised from under the gun to 10,000, Atsuhito Kita called from the hijack position, and Frank Lagodich three-bet to 45,000 from the cutoff. Margets four-bet all in for 120,000, Kita folded, and Lagodich called.
Leo Margets: A♦Q♦
Frank Lagodich: A♥K♣
The board brought A♣3♦2♣9♦10♣ and Lagodich's kicker played for the win.
Alberto Fonseca Masis in the small blind limped and Augustas Bareisa in the big blind defended with a raise to 15,000. Masis called.
The dealer flopped 9♠10♣A♦. Masis check-called Bareisa's 7,000 bet to see another card.
The 2♠ turn fell and, after another check, Bareisa fired 20,000 which forced Masis to fold.
There were over 50,000 already in the middle when this hand was picked up on the Q♥K♥10♦7♣J♥ flop.
Bernardo Neves chose to bet 33,000 on the river. Roberto Romanello hesitated just briefly before he made the call to go to a showdown.
Neves showed 7♥7♠ for a turned set of sevens, but it was no good as Romanello tabled 9♠8♠ for the rivered bottom straight to claim the pot.
This hand was picked up three-handed with about 30,000 in the middle already on a flop of 7♠3♣10♠.
Alec Torelli checked from the big blind before Daria Krashennikova bet 22,000 from early position. James Calderaro made the call from middle position before Torelli got out with a fold.
The 5♣ turn led to a bet of 80,000 from Krashennikov before Calderaro made the call to keep the pot going.
Krashennikova did not slow down on the 7♥ river. This time, she bet a wager of 80,000. Calderaro opted to fold in the face of a third barrel from Krashennikov to award her the pot.
The 2026 World Series of Poker is winding down, but Daniel Negreanu isn't finished yet.
Just weeks after winning his eighth WSOP bracelet, the poker icon is back at another final table. Negreanu — who also announced in May that he and his wife Amanda are expecting their first child later this year — is among the final nine in Event #90: $50,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em, with his sights set on bracelet No. 9 and a second title of the summer.
Victory would earn Negreanu the $2,276,691 top prize and could also shake up the WSOP Player of the Year race heading into the final stretch of the series.
Steven Dill raised from the cutoff to 10,000, and Pao Hsu called from the big blind. The flop was J♠7♣8♣, Hsu checked, and Dill bet 11,000. Hsu raised to 40,000, and Dill called.
On the turn Q♠, Hsu asked to see Dill's chips and moved all in for 66,000 effective. Dill snap-called.
Steven Dill: Q♦J♥
Pao Hsu: 8♠7♠
Dill was ahead with the better two pair, and the river J♦ sealed the deal, giving Dill a full house and the win.
Justin Young opened to 10,000 on the button before Tomohiro Kamikawa went all-in for 64,000 from the small blind. Young gave it some thought before he put in the call to put Kamikawa at risk.
Tomohiro Kamikawa: 8♠8♦
Justin Young: A♣4♦
Kamikawa needed to fade the ace, and the flop did just that when it came 5♠9♠Q♠.
Kamikawa gained a flush draw, which would be crucial when the A♠ peeled on the turn to give Young a pair of aces, and Kamikawa a flush to clinch the hand.
The Q♣ river was of no consequence as Kamikawa earned the double up and Young was left with a small stack in the aftermath.
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