WSOP 2026 Main Event Results and Prize Money Payouts Ahead of Final Table

The final table at the 2026 World Series of Poker is set with Lucas Jumalon holding a significant chip lead after eight days of competition so far.

Jumalon's final chip count going into the final table sits at 194 million, more than double Rami Hammoud in second place (79 million).

Here are the final nine players who will be competing for the $10 million grand prize and their chip count.

• Lucas Jumalon: 194 million
• Rami Hammoud: 79 million
• Jamie Shaevel: 56 million
• Greg Mueller: 48.5 million
• Michael Gagliano: 46.5 million
• Mario Boos: 44 million
• Lauri Saaskilahti: 37.5 million
• Han Feng: 25 million
• Evagoras Evagorou: 22.5 million

Here is the prize payout for the final table, via Poker News:

• 1st place: $10 million
• 2nd place: $6 million
• 3rd place: $3.75 million
• 4th place: $2.75 million
• 5th place: $2.25 million
• 6th place: $1.75 million
• 7th place: $1.5 million
• 8th place: $1.25 million
• 9th place: $1 million

Jumalon added nearly 154 million chips to his count on Monday. His big hit came early against Michael Traynor, who won the Aussie Millions Main Event in May, when he showed a full house on the river to take a pot worth more than 50 million chips.

Traynor entered Monday leading the field with 63.4 million in chips, but he lost it over the course of the competition to finish 10th and miss the final table.

It has been a tournament of upsets so far with notable names like 2025 World Series of Poker champion Michael Mizrachi, 2025 World Series of Poker Player of the Year Shaun Deeb and World Series of Poker Hall of Famer Todd Brunson all bowing out early.

The World Series of Poker Main Event will be held from Aug. 3-5 in Las Vegas. ESPN2 will air coverage of the first night, followed by ESPN broadcasting the final two days.