Lucas Jumalon Wins WSOP 2026 Final Table, $10M Prize Money

Lucas Jumalon from Washington is the 2026 World Series of Poker main event champion.

The 22-year-old took home the $10 million grand prize on Wednesday night with a wire-to-wire win.

2026 World Series of Poker Results (payout via PokerNews.com)

Player	Payout
1. Lucas Jumalon	$10 million
2. Lauri Saaskilahti	$6 million
3. Greg Mueller	$3.75 million
4. Michael Gagliano	$2.75 million
5. Han Feng	$2.25 million
6. Rami Hammoud	$1.75 million
7. Jami Shaevel	$1.5 million
8. Mario Boos	$1.25 million
9. Evagoras Evagorou	$1 million

Per ESPN's Lance Bradley, Jumalon defeated Lauri Saaskilahti after 17 hands of heads-up play to cap off his historic night.

The most dramatic moment for Jumalon came earlier when he went all in with an ace of spades and nine of clubs and Saaskilahti called holding the ace of hearts and 10 of diamonds.

Saaskilahti took the hand thanks after the nine of diamonds came up on the turn and six of diamonds on the river, bringing his chip count to 266 million to Jumalon's 287 million.

Jumalon got back on track on the next hand with a pot that brought his chip count up to 519 million out of 533 million still in play to all but seal the win.

"I blacked out, I'm pretty sure. So, I don't have much recollection of that," Jumalon said after his win.

At 22 years old, Jumalon is the second-youngest World Series of Poker champion. Joe Cada was 21 when he won in 2009.