WSOP 2025 Day 48 Recap: Main Event Reaches Final Table, Three Winners Crowned

The World Series of Poker Main Event reached the final table on Sunday with John Wasnock (pictured above) leading the pack and some other interesting names still vying for the title, including Michael Mizrachi, Kenny Hallaert, and Adam Hendrix.

Players will now have a day off with the final table playing out and streamed on PokerGO on Tuesday and Wednesday. Along with that, three more winners were also crowned during Sunday’s action at the Paris and Horseshoe casinos in Las Vegas.

Mizrachi, Hendrix, Hallaert Among Those Remaining for Main Event Final Table

The final table of the $10,000 Main Event World Championship is now set with John Wasnock, of North Bend, Washington, returning as chip leader with 108,100,000. He’s been playing poker since 1983 and had just $143,463 in live tournament winnings coming into this tournament. Each player is now guaranteed at least $1 million with the winner taking home $10 million.

Seven-time bracelet winner Michael Mizrachi sits second in chips with 93,000,000, followed by Texan Braxton Dunaway with 91,900,000. Spain’s Leo Margets finds herself fifth with 53,400,000 and is the first female player to make the final table since Barbara Enright accomplished the feat in 1995. The 9,735 entries produced the third-largest Main Event in history for a $90.5 million prize pool. For more on each final table player, click here.

Event #81: $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship final table

Seven-Figure Payday, First Bracelet Head to Ian O'Hara in Mid-Stakes Championship

Ian O'Hara came out on top in Event #89: $3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship after a fourth day of action was needed to reach a winner. The player from Boca Raton, Florida, walks away with a $1.2 million top prize and his first bracelet. He now has more than $8 million in live tournament winnings after finding a win in an event that saw 3,797 entries for a $10.1 million prize pool.

Event #89: $3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship final table results

Hall of Fame Bounty Ends With Joshua Boulton on Top

The bounty action saw Joshua Boulton, of the United Kingdom, reach the winner’s circle after topping a field of 1,115 entries that created a $1.9 million prize pool. He collected $311,349 for his efforts and his first bracelet in Event #92: $1,979 Poker Hall of Fame Bounty.

“Absolutely amazing,” he said of the win. “Yeah, very lucky, very blessed.”

Event #92: $1,979 Poker Hall of Fame Bounty final table results

T.O.R.S.E. Event Sees Ryutaro Suzuki Grabbing Second Bracelet

Japan’s Ryutaro Suzuki zoomed to victory in Event #93: $3,000 T.O.R.S.E., a new tournament on the schedule. This was his last scheduled tournament of the series and the 25-year-old went out in style, bagging a payout of $273,386 and his second bracelet.

"I'm really happy to have gotten this great result," Suzuki said. "I've been playing a very full schedule and I was really tired, but in the end I was able to achieve my goal." The debut T.O.R.S.E. event drew 522 entries for a $1.4 million prize pool. Toby Lewis took runner-up for $178,427.

Event #93: $3,000 T.O.R.S.E. final table results

Eight Players Remain in $777 Lucky 7’s

After two days of action, just eight players return for the final table in Event #90: $777 No-Limit Hold'em Lucky 7’s with the winner scoring a fitting payout of $777,777. Italy’s Nicola Bracchi leads with 73,800,000 chips and Patrick Leonard is also still in the hunt and hoping for his second bracelet. The event produced a field of 8,012 entries for a $5.4 million prize pool.

Event #90: $777 No-Limit Hold'em Lucky 7’s final table

Final 27 Return to Action in $10K NLHE 6-Handed Championship

Day 2 of Event #94: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship came to a conclusion with just 27 players remaining. The event saw 546 entries for a prize pool of $5.2 million with the winner securing first-place money of $986,337. Germany’s Jakob Miegel leads those returning with 2,850,000 chips.

Event #94: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship

Two Other Events Head to Second Day

A couple of other events completed the first day of action on Sunday. Event #95: $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack saw 2,851 entries for a $2.1 million prize pool. The winner takes home $252,386 and Danny Gonzales leads the remaining 162 players with 2,250,000 chips. Others returning include Jack Duong (2,200,000), former Card Player publisher Barry Shulman (1,695,000), Josh Reichard (1,315,000), Christian Roberts (825,000), Andrew Kelsall (676,000), Maxx Coleman (675,000), Christina Gollins (580,000), and Francis Anderson (420,000).

Event #96: $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha also kicked off with 1,088 entries and 198 players moving on to the second day of play. This created a prize pool of $2.9 million and the winner takes home $471,170. Joshua Ladines    returns as chip leader with 855,000. Some others moving on to Day 2 include Chino Rheem (571,000), Richard Gryko (516,000), Xixiang Luo (377,000), Jeremy Ausmus (304,000), Brian Rast (178,000), Ryan Riess (169,000), Scott Seiver (151,000). David "ODB" Baker (143,000), David Williams (128,000), Max Neugebauer (103,000), and  Phil Hellmuth (69,000).