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WSOP 2026: Eelis Parssinen wins the next $25k High Roller

Eelis Parssinen has won the $1k Mixed PLO/NLHold’em at the World Series of Poker 2026 held at Horseshoe & Paris Las Vegas. For the Finn, it was the second bracelet of the series and the third WSOP title of his career.The $1,000 PLO/NLHold’em Mixed High Roller (Event #64) of WSOP 2026 started day 3 with 14 players left. The first milestone was reaching the final table, which was accomplished during the third blind level of the day.
  • Seat 1: Yang Wang, 1,200,000
  • Seat 2: Eelis Parssinen, 5,580,000
  • Seat 3: Daniel Negreanu, 1,250,000
  • Seat 4: Sean Winter, 2,300,000
  • Seat 5: Dylan Linde, 1,800,000
  • Seat 6: Edward Leonard, 2,720,000
  • Seat 7: Juha Helppi, 9,330,000
  • Seat 8: Lou Garza, 3,600,000
  • Seat 9: Sergio Martinez Gonzalez, 4,000,000
  • Blinds: 40,000/80,000; BB Ante: 80,000
The first elimination didn’t take long. Yang Wang lost a kicker duel against Eelis Parssinen with versus ($1,887). Two hours later, Dylan Linde ($1,835) fell with against Edward Leonard’s (Board: ).Then, it was Daniel Negreanu’s ($1,954) turn to exit. The Canadian was put all-in by Juha Helppi with on the turn , called with , and missed the river .Defending champion Lou Garza ($1,041) finished in 6th place. The American was put all-in by Juha Helppi on the flop and called with . Helppi hit the straight by the river and took down the pot.After another blind increase, Eelis Parssinen secured the stacks of Sergio Martinez Gonzalez ($1,509) and Edward Leonard ($1,950). Gonzalez moved all-in with on the flop , and the Finn called with hitting the ace on the turn . Shortly after, with versus , Parssinen sent Leonard to the rails.In the eighth blind level, they entered heads-up play. Eelis Parssinen with went all-in from the small blind, Sean Winter ($1,754) defended with , and the board ran out .
  • Eelis Parssinen, 20,395,000
  • Juha Helppi, 11,710,000
  • Blinds: 120,000/240,000; BB Ante: 240,000
The battle between the two Finns lasted almost three hours with multiple lead changes. Both Eelis Parssinen and Juha Helppi were playing for their third bracelet. In the end, it was Helppi who had to settle for the runner-up spot.In the decisive hand, Juha Helppi ($1,500) went all-in preflop with . Eelis Parssinen held and hit the board for the flush. Parssinen, who had just won the $1k PLO a week earlier, took home a payout of $1,172,296.
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World Series of Poker 2026

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WSOP Event #64: PLO/NLHold’em Mixed High Roller

Buy-In: $1,000 Entries: 214 Prize Pool: $1,029,000 Paid Places: 33Reports: Day 1Day 2

Chip Counts from Day 2

Payouts

RankNameCountryPayout
1Eelis ParssinenFinland$1,172,296
2Juha HelppiFinland$1,500
3Sean WinterUnited States$1,754
4Edward LeonardUnited States$1,950
5Sergio Martinez GonzalezSpain$1,509
6Lou GarzaUSA$1,041
7Daniel NegreanuCanada$1,954
8Dylan LindeUSA$1,835
9Yang WangChina$1,887
10David WangAustralia$1,959
11Jordan GlazerUSA$1,959
12Dominykas KarmazinasLithuania$1,964
13Dylan WeismanUSA$1,964
14Amit BenyacovIsrael$1,964
15Cary KatzUSA$1,964
16Nick PupilloUSA$1,500
17Maurice HawkinsUSA$1,500
18Naoya KiharaJapan$1,500
19Carlo van RavenswoudNetherlands$1,500
20Dan SmithUSA$1,500
21Tom VogelsangNetherlands$1,000
22Kane KalasUSA$1,000
23Shalev HalfaIsrael$1,000
24John RiordanUSA$1,000
25Michael MizrachiUSA$1,000
26Artem MaksimovUSA$1,000
27Nick SchulmanUSA$1,000
28Frank BrannanUSA$1,000
29Biao DingChina$1,000
30Dylan SmithUSA$1,000
31Chance KornuthUSA$1,000
32Joao VieiraPortugal$1,000
33Dan ShakUSA$1,000
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