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Poker Masters 2026: Mateos Hits the Bubble Again; Winter Leads in Event #6

From Champion to Bubble Boy. Event #6 of the Poker Masters at the PokerGO Studio at Aria Las Vegas was another $10,000 NLH event, and right after his victory in Event #5, Adrian Mateos once again came up empty-handed on the bubble. Sean Winter is the chip leader heading into the final table.

The field for the sixth event was slightly smaller again; with 64 entries, the prize pool totaled $640,000. The top 10 were guaranteed a cash prize, with the minimum cash prize set at $19,200. The bubble burst in a 3-way pot: Adrian Mateos was all-in with , Robert Corlian had , and Justin Vaysman held 7s. The board didn’t help, the two short stacks were eliminated, and Justin Vaysman came close to hitting the million-mark.

Michael Berk then immediately claimed the min-cash, while Andrew Lichtenberger lost a bad flip with tens against Tony Gregg’s . Gregg also prevented two queens from making it to the final table. With kings, Gregg eliminated Cherish Andrews, who held , and the final seven players were eliminated shortly thereafter.

Sean Winter had secured a narrow lead over Victoria Livschitz with 1,405,000 chips. Everyone has now secured $25,600, and the winner can look forward to $192,000. Today is a rest day; the final will take place tomorrow. Play will resume with blinds at 20k/40k/40k.

RankNameCountryChip Count
1Sean WinterUnited States1,405,000
2Victoria LivschitzUnited States1,395,000
3Justin VaysmanUnited States1,205,000
4Sam LaskowitzUnited States1,115,000
5Brandon WilsonUnited States1,085,000
6Tony GreggUnited States805,000
7Joey WeissmanUnited States795,000

Poker Masters 2026

Date: October 12–23
Location: PokerGO Studio at ARIA Las Vegas, Las Vegas
Events: 10
Buy-Ins: $10,000 to $50,000
–> Poker Masters Schedule

Event #6

Buy-In: $10,000
Entries: 64
Prize Pool: $640,000
Paid Places: 10

Payouts

RankNameCountryPrize Money
1$192,000
2$124,800
3$86,400
4$64,000
5$48,000
6$35,200
7$25,600
8Cherish AndrewsUSA$25,600
9Andrew LichtenbergerUSA$19,200
10Michael BerkUSA$19,200

Poker Masters 2026: Finally! Victory for Adrian Mateos

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