WSOP 2026: What a Finale $250k NLH Super High Roller – and Samuel Mullur in the thick of it!
Mark Michael
Samuel Mullur spielt um das $250k Bracelet
From Bryn Kenney to Phil Ivey. The Final Table of the $1,000 No Limit Hold’em Super High Roller (#41) at the World Series of Poker 2026 at Horseshoe & Paris Las Vegas is set – and Samuel Mullur is in contention for the first-place prize of $1,334,411.Samuel Mullur plays for the $1k BraceletSamuel Mullur finished Day 1 as the chip leader, and Christoph Vogelsang, Matthias Eibinger, and Leon Sturm also made the cut. Late registration was still open on Day 2, adding another 15 entries to the initial 41. This brought the total to 56 entries, with 46 players advancing to Day 2. $1,720,000 went into the pot, and the top 9 spots were paid.Leon Sturm fell victim to Martin Kabrhel with and re-entered during Max Late Reg. Many in the elite field were eliminated early, including GGPoker Ambassador Daniel Negreanu, Alex Kulev, Alex Foxen (who then won the Super Turbo Bracelet), as well as Leon Sturm, who ran his into Samuel Mullur’s Aces. Martin Kabrhel held and was called down by Michael Moncek with when the Queen hit the flop. Jason Koon eliminated Christoph Vogelsang with while holding and Klemens Roiter fell to Stephen Chidwick with versus .Bryn Kenney eliminated Dejan Kalajurdjevic with holding and then took a bigger pot to take the lead from Samuel Mullur. Samu came back into contention, but then Bryn eliminated Peter Wang with pocket 4s and regained the lead. Matthias Eibinger had to say goodbye in 12th place when he ran his into Adrian Mateos’ Queens.Samuel Mullur then prevented Kristen Foxen from making another Final Table with , as she flopped a straight () but hit the turn and the river , allowing Samuel to take the lead once more. On the bubble, Samuel Mullur had to forfeit some chips and fell back into the middle of the pack while Bryn Kenney extended his lead. Nick Petrangelo ultimately became the bubble boy when he pushed all-in with on the board . David Einhorn held the Tens, rivering a which left Petrangelo empty-handed while the others secured $1,518.With nine players remaining, there were no more open seats at the Final Table. Bryn Kenney leads the star-studded Final Table with 19,350,000 chips, followed by Adrian Mateos (16,900,000). Samuel Mullur is in 5th place with 7,825,000 while Phil Ivey is in the last seat with 2,750,000.The winner will take home $1,334,411, with the conclusion set to be streamed live tonight.All participants must use the WSOP Live App, where all details and updates for the events can be found. Live updates for WSOP 2026 are available at pokernews.com. All livestreams can be found at youtube.com/@wsop.
and re-entered during Max Late Reg. Many in the elite field were eliminated early, including GGPoker Ambassador Daniel Negreanu, Alex Kulev, Alex Foxen (who then won the Super Turbo Bracelet), as well as Leon Sturm, who ran his 
into Samuel Mullur’s Aces. Martin Kabrhel held 
and was called down by Michael Moncek with 
when the Queen hit the flop. Jason Koon eliminated Christoph Vogelsang with 
while holding 
and Klemens Roiter fell to Stephen Chidwick with 
versus 
.Bryn Kenney eliminated Dejan Kalajurdjevic with 
holding 
and then took a bigger pot to take the lead from Samuel Mullur. Samu came back into contention, but then Bryn eliminated Peter Wang with pocket 4s and regained the lead. Matthias Eibinger had to say goodbye in 12th place when he ran his 
into Adrian Mateos’ Queens.Samuel Mullur then prevented Kristen Foxen from making another Final Table with 
, as she flopped a straight (
and the river 
on the board 
. David Einhorn held the Tens, rivering a