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The winner took home $120,123 after being dealt five aces in Pai Gow at the California casino. WSOP Main Event reaches Day 4 as bubble looms The 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event enters a pivotal stage with the money bubble approaching, while Zixuan Liu claimed his first WSOP bracelet in the $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em event. Eighth WSOP bracelet win for Negreanu Daniel "Kid Poker" Negreanu was the last standing in the $100,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller event, winning just over $2.2 million. $813,553 poker win lands at The Vanderpump Hotel On 29 June, a guest visiting from Colorado hit a seven-card straight flush on Pai Gow Poker to land the jackpot. Big names win bracelets as Main Event begins With the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event underway in Las Vegas, several more bracelet winners were crowned over the past few days, including wins by Shaun Deeb and defending Main Event champ, Michael Mizrachi. Ninth WSOP bracelet win for Glaser Winning the most prestigious title in poker after the WSOP Main Event, Benny Glaser adds to an illustrious poker career, winning the Poker Players Championship for just over $1.3 million. Pragmatic Play delivers Privé Lounge Russian Poker The new title sees players go head-to-head against the dealer, aiming to draw the strongest hand with a suite of strategic options: Play, Swap, Add Card, Replace, Insure, or Fold. Two Face Up Pai Gow jackpots hit at Thunder Valley Casino Resort Last Friday, two table game players at the California casino each hit the rare Five Aces, the highest-ranking five-card hand in the game, earning a combined $261,000 in jackpot payouts. Casino City’s Friday Five: New US iGaming launch and casino opening edition Caesars has announced plans to launch an online casino in Maine, paving the way for its iGaming product to go live in the state. Second woman wins bracelet at 2026 WSOP The second woman of the series to nab a World Series of Poker bracelet, Michelle Chin defeated Daniel Strelitz heads-up to claim victory in the $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw for $161,313
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