Day 15 of the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas delivered four gold bracelets and a host of compelling storylines heading into the final days of the series’ opening fortnight.

Bracelet Winners on Day 15

Braxton Dunaway became a two-time bracelet winner in Event #26: $2,000 No-Limit Hold’em, adding to his 2023 Monster Stack title and his 2025 WSOP Main Event third-place finish. Bryce Yockey claimed his third bracelet in Event #27: $10,000 Dealers Choice Championship, earning $371,664 — his third bracelet in three different variants. Brent Gregory, a relative unknown, outlasted a star-studded final table in Event #28: $600 Mixed NLH/PLO — including Daniel Negreanu and Alex Foxen — to bank a career-best $204,140. And PokerNews podcast co-host Mike Holtz won Event #31: $1,500 Super Turbo Bounty for $238,097 and his second bracelet.

Event #29: $50,000 High Roller — Final 12

India’s Santhosh Suvarna leads the 12 returning players with 7,700,000, and arrives as a two-time bracelet winner having previously won the €50,000 Diamond High Roller at WSOP Europe 2023 and the $250,000 Super High Roller at WSOP 2024 for over $5.4 million. The winner here collects $1,922,870. Chang Lee (5,900,000) sits second, ahead of Brandon Wilson (5,200,000) and Chris Brewer (5,100,000). The final day begins at noon on June 10, with streaming expected to cause a 2.5-hour delay on written coverage.

Event #29: $50,000 High Roller — Final 12 Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Santhosh Suvarna	India	7,700,000	51
2	Chang Lee	South Korea	5,900,000	39
3	Brandon Wilson	United States	5,200,000	35
4	Chris Brewer	United States	5,100,000	34
5	Jans Arends	Netherlands	4,700,000	31
6	Colin Robinson	United States	4,700,000	31
7	Anatoly Zlotnikov	Russia	4,200,000	28
8	Pieter Aerts	Belgium	3,800,000	25
9	Sergio Aido	Spain	3,600,000	24
10	Ben Heath	United Kingdom	2,300,000	15
11	Brian Breck	United States	1,600,000	11
12	Turbo Nguyen	United States	1,400,000	9

Event #18: $1,500 Monster Stack — Final Eight

The penultimate day trimmed the field to eight players rather than the planned five. Kevin Eyster (126,700,000) leads comfortably, more than 20 big blinds clear of Salvatore Dicarlo (103,200,000) in second. Bracelet winner Richard Alsup (52,300,000) is also still in contention. All eight are guaranteed at least $190,000, with $1,302,125 for the winner. The final day begins at 3:30 p.m. on June 10 and will be live-streamed.

Event #18: $1,500 Monster Stack — Final Eight Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Kevin Eyster	United States	126,700,000	52
2	Salvatore Dicarlo	United States	103,200,000	43
3	Matthew Miller	United States	98,500,000	41
4	Pierce Mckellar	United States	72,600,000	30
5	John Ripnick	United States	54,600,000	22
6	Richard Alsup	United States	52,300,000	21
7	Aaron Massey	United States	38,300,000	15
8	Nikolaos Angelou	Greece	31,600,000	13

Event #30: $1,500 Limit Hold’em — Final Eight

Vo Ngo (2,660,000) leads the final eight, just ahead of Ronnie Bardah (2,175,000), who is chasing a second Limit Hold’em bracelet. Patrick Leonard (2,100,000) sits third. The final day begins at 1:00 p.m. on June 10.

Event #32: $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em — Day 1

A field of 979 was cut to 295. Niall Farrell (409,500) bagged a top-ten stack, with bracelet winners Dong Chen (460,000), Antonio Vargas (442,500), and Jean-Robert Bellande (422,000) also well-placed. Main Event champions Stoyan Madanzhiev (259,000) and Joe McKeehen (214,500) are also through. Day 2 begins at noon on June 10.

Event #33: $10,000 PLO Hi-Lo Championship — Day 1

Christopher Carlson (462,500) and Marco Johnson (461,500) lead 104 survivors from a 268-entry field by just 1,000 chips. Notable Day 2 returners include Dylan Weisman (365,000), Josh Arieh (313,500), Benny Glaser (228,500), Jason Mercier (216,000), and Daniel Negreanu (207,000). Day 2 begins at 1:00 p.m. on June 10.

What’s Coming on Day 16 of WSOP 2026

Three bracelets are on the line on June 10 — the $50,000 High Roller final (noon), the $1,500 Limit Hold’em final (1:00 p.m.), and the Monster Stack final eight (3:30 p.m., live-streamed). Four new events also debut: the $500 Colossus Day 1a (10:00 a.m.), $1,500 PLO 8-Handed Day 1a (noon), the $100,000 High Roller (1:00 p.m.), and the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. (1:00 p.m.).

All figures and data courtesy of PokerNews and the WSOP.