WSOP 2026: Manfred Wolf as Top Stack in Day 3 of the $1k Seniors Championship

Day 2A of the $1,000 Seniors Championship of the World Series of Poker 2026 at Horseshoe & Paris Las Vegas concluded with 105 players remaining. Manfred Wolf from Germany goes into the next round in 8th place.795 remaining players returned for Day 2A of the $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em Seniors Championship (Event #46) of the WSOP 2026. Starting from 531st place, there was a cash payout. Among those who cashed were Hakan Zengin ($1,000) and Oliver Heidel ($1,000).By the end, 105 players bagged their chips. Adam Agaev (2.19 million) from the United States leads the field. Manfred Wolf (1.54 million) from Germany is in 7th place. Also moving on are Stefan Vogt (450,000) and Rolf Weisshaupt (400,000).

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WSOP Event #46: No-Limit Hold’em Seniors Championship

Buy-In: $1,000 Entries: 7,538 Prize Pool: $1,647,880 Paid Places: tbcRemaining Players: tba (105/-) Blinds: 10,000/20,000; BB Ante: 20,000Reports: Day 1A – Day 1B

Top Chip Counts from Day 2A

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	Adam Agaev	United States	2,190,000
2	Scott Ruegsegger	United States	2,150,000
3	Bryan Hyden	United States	1,710,000
4	Frederick Goldberg	United States	1,645,000
5	Sergii Karpov	Ukraine	1,635,000
6	Terry Goins	United States	1,630,000
7	David Berman	United States	1,540,000
8	Manfred Wolf	Germany	1,540,000
9	Blakely Purvis	United States	1,415,000
10	Matthew Yorra	United States	1,405,000
11	David Schneyer	United States	1,400,000
12	Carlos Girard	United States	1,365,000
13	Rabah Aitabdelmalek	France	1,300,000
14	Albert Sanchez	United States	1,235,000
15	Larry Quang	United States	1,195,000
16	Ronald Laduca		1,140,000
17	William Patterson		1,135,000
18	Ricardo Padilla	United States	1,060,000
19	Homan Mohammadi	Canada	1,025,000
20	Kinesh Pather	South Africa	1,000,025
21	Christopher Bell	United States	1,000,000
22	Karl Manouchakian	United States	980,000
23	Todd German	United States	975,000
24	Michael Nye	United States	965,000
25	Jeffrey Kimber		920,000

For the remaining chip counts, see the WSOP LIVE App.