Daniel Negreanu

Pocket tens against ace-king. The river was requested by name before it arrived.

Won the $100,000 PLO High Roller out of 83 entries for $2,257,718, the fourth-largest score of his career and his biggest in a bracelet event. Had already become the first player past $25 million in WSOP earnings before it; now sits at $27,935,999 across 308 cashes.

Won the WSOP $100,000 pot-limit Omaha high roller this summer for $2,257,718 and his eighth bracelet, the third-largest score of his career. Card Player has him within $75,000 of becoming the tenth player past $60 million.

PokerNews reports he is wrapping up a highly profitable summer, with bracelet number eight and $2.25 million already banked from the $100K PLO. The POY math needs Paradise, but the year is already a win.

No new results in our sources today. His summer resume is done compiling until Paradise unless he fires the remaining small events.

His bid for a second bracelet of the summer ended when ace-king lost the flip to Dwan's nines, per PokerNews. Still his second final table in a week.

An eighth-place finish in the $50K High Roller for $226,086 adds another final table to a summer that already includes a bracelet, per PokerNews. Whatever the unpublished standings say, he keeps accumulating.

Returned with 54,100 and could not spin it. Fresh off bracelet #8, but the Main Event dream dies pre-money, per PokerNews.

Busted the Main Event on Day 2d, per PokerNews. No Main Event points, but with 13 bracelet events left he is not done accumulating.

Returns today on Day 2d with 54,100, below starting stack. Level 6 blinds of 400/800 mean he is back at roughly 67 bigs. Alive is alive.

Bagged 54,100, below starting stack but alive with the whole tournament ahead. Eighth bracelet secured, POY charge still needs one more big result.

The $100K PLO win finally hit the official standings, the biggest single move of the update per SoMuchPoker. He needs another final table to threaten the top three, and he plays everything, so he might just have one.

The $100K PLO win should move him meaningfully up the board but official updated standings had not posted at press time. He is presumably in the Main Event field at some point this weekend.

The $100K PLO win is one of the highest-value events of the summer from a prize pool and prestige standpoint. His exact POY point total post-win is not confirmed at press time, but the result should move him meaningfully up the leaderboard. He has been down $500K on the summer; he is now profitable.

Negreanu was down $500K+ on the summer going into this event. Second in chips at the $100K PLO unofficial final table with nine players left and $2.25M up top. Three previous final tables this summer without a win. If he takes this one down, the narrative of his 2026 WSOP changes completely.

Made the final table, doubled once with a straight flush against Parssinen, then lost chips in the NLH round and was eliminated by Helppi in PLO with straight and flush draws that didn't get there.

Eliminated by Alex Foxen during Day 3. Had returned on a second bullet after a difficult Day 1 run.

Entered Day 2 with 1,190,000 chips - below average - and did not survive to the money.

Hawkins rivered a full house over his turned PLO flush to end his $600 Mixed run. Also busted both $50K bullets including pocket aces cracked by Batmunkh Unubukh's ace-king.

Queens into Hemyari's aces. Flush draw into Alex Foxen's straight. Zero live WSOP cashes this summer.

Aces cracked, missed his first WSOP cash of 2026. The bracelet #8 run remains dormant.