Yuri Dzivielevski Continues His Upswing With A Victory In The $100K High Roller NLH ($2,841,432)

Yuri Dzivielevski Eliminates 6 Of 8 Opponents At The $100K WSOP High Roller NLH Final Table

Yuri Dzivielevski started the final table with 21 big blinds and went on to eliminate six opponents.

8th place — Sam Soverel: AKs > TT, increasing Yuri’s stack to 31 BB.

6th place — Alex Foxen: A8o > 98s, in an 18 BB pot.

5th place — Chris Nguyen. Effective stack: 7 BB. Dzivielevski opened AKs from UTG, Nguyen defended the BB with T9s. The flop came QJ6 and both players checked. On the turn 5, Nguyen shoved and Dzivielevski called. Ace-high was enough to win.

4th place — Alex Theologis. Effective stack: 15 BB. Preflop, Theologis made a non-all-in raise to 11.2 BB with ATo, while Dzivielevski called from the SB with AJs. Flop: A J 3 (neither player held a club). Dzivielevski bet 3.25 BB and Theologis called off his remaining chips. Turn: 10 . River: Q .

After that hand, Dzivielevski took over the chip lead with 42 BB. Teun Mulder had 28 BB, while Alex Kulev had 16 BB.

3rd place — Alex Kulev. Effective stack: 4 BB. Dzivielevski opened A4o, Kulev defended the BB with K3o and shoved on a 743 board.

Dzivielevski entered heads-up play with 35 BB vs. Mulder with 33 BB. In the final hand, Mulder got it all in with A9s against 99 for a 43 big blind pot, and pocket nines held.

Event #36: $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em Final Table Payouts (115 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Yuri Dzivielevski	$2,841,432
2		Teun Mulder	$1,894,282
3		Alex Kulev	$1,326,537
4		Alex Theologis	$950,048
5		Chris Nguyen	$696,221
6		Alex Foxen	$522,347
7		Biao Ding	$401,446
8		Sam Soverel	$316,234
9		Martin Kabrhel	$255,491

Dzivielevski entered the $100K High Roller on the final level of late registration. He chose not to play Day 1 because he was exhausted after busting two tournaments and wanted to rest. The decision paid off.

Yuri Dzivielevski is having the best year of his live tournament career. In December 2025, he finished 3rd in the $150K NLH Triton WSOP Paradise for $1,409,000. In February, he won the $100K PGT Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games for $1.3 million.

This is the sixth bracelet of the Brazilian’s career:

• 2019 — $2,500 Mixed PLO8/Stud8
• 2020 — $400 PLOSSUS WSOP Online
• 2023 — $1,500 HORSE
• 2023 — $10,000 PLO Championship WSOP Online
• 2024 — $3,000 Mixed Games
• 2026 — $100K High Roller

Nick Schulman Wins His Eighth Bracelet In The $1,500 HORSE ($183,366)

In his winner’s interview, Schulman joked that this victory justified his induction into the Poker Hall of Fame last year.

Event #37: $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. Final Table Payouts (780 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Nick Schulman	$183,366
2		Clayton Mozdzen	$122,206
3		Jonathan Nebbout	$84,397
4		Joe Brindle	$59,324
5		Mike Wattel	$42,455
6		Raymond Smego-Barranco	$30,944
7		Kent Gugelman	$22,978
8		William Klevitz	$17,390

Schulman’s bracelet list:

• 2009 — $10K No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship ($279K)
• 2012 — $10K No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship
• 2019 — $10K PLO8 Championship
• 2023 — $1.5K Seven Card Stud
• 2024 — $25K NLHE High Roller
• 2024 — $5K The Closer NLH Turbo Bounty WSOP Paradise
• 2025 — $10K No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship

Nathan Gamble Wins His Third Bracelet In The $10,000 PLO8 Championship ($767,395)

Nathan Gamble is the most accomplished player in PLO8. All three of his bracelets have come in this format:

• 2017 — $1,500 PLO8
• 2020 — $600 PLO8 WSOP Online US
• 2026 — $10,000 PLO8 Championship

He started playing PLO8 back in the Full Tilt era. Prior to this year’s WSOP, he had not played a single live tournament all year. He lives on a farm, raises goats, and works eight acres of agricultural land. After the win, he said he plans to continue farming and raising livestock.

Event #33: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 Or Better Championship Final Table Payouts

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Nathan Gamble	$767,395
2		Justin Liberto	$511,580
3		Matthew Beinner	$351,037
4		Martin Zamani	$245,467
5		Nino Pansier	$174,981
6		Marco Johnson	$127,208
7		Jarod Minghini	$94,347
8		Matthew Schreiber	$71,419

Omar Zazay Wins His First Bracelet In The $3,000 NLHE ($538,158)

At the midpoint of Day 3, Zazay was down to just 10 BB, but he had promised his wife that he would come home with a bracelet. He kept his word. In heads-up play, he defeated Jean-Robert Bellande.

Event #32: $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em Final Table Payouts (1,300 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Omar Zazay	$538,158
2		Jean-Robert Bellande	$358,705
3		Christos Argyriadis	$256,761
4		Jim Collopy	$186,161
5		Guofeng Wang	$136,737
6		Jessica Vierling	$101,765
7		Troy Donaldson	$76,754
8		Kevin Naegelen	$58,677
9		Daniel Wokoun	$45,477

Dong Chen Wins A Bracelet In A Star-Studded $10K Limit Hold’em Championship Field ($285,200)

Chen only started playing Limit Hold’em during this WSOP. A few days ago, he finished 52nd in the $1,500 event. The final table featured nothing but stars. Judge for yourself:

Event #38: $10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship 7-Handed Final Table Payouts (121 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Dong Chen	$285,200
2		Benny Glaser	$190,260
3		Jeremy Ausmus	$130,380
4		Jesse Lonis	$91,844
5		Jerry Wong	$66,560
6		Gus Hansen	$49,665
7		Dylan Smith	$38,191

NLHE Cash Game Regular Jason Zipfel Wins His First Bracelet In The $1,500 PLO ($441,560)

Zipfel primarily plays private NLHE cash games. Before this tournament, he had only five live cashes totaling more than $240,000. After the victory, he said he had played just five or six tournaments last year and that he may start playing MTTs more often.

Event #35: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Final Table Payouts (2,581 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Jason Zipfel	$441,560
2		Hokyiu Lee	$294,420
3		Will Givens	$214,960
4		Jochen Pfeifer	$158,460
5		Maxx Coleman	$117,950
6		Michael Estes	$88,660
7		Thanhlong Nguyen	$67,310
8		Phillip Mighall	$51,620