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WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Lauri Saaskilahti The first Finn to ever make the WSOP Main Event final table. 🇫🇮 Lauri Saaskilahti isn't a full-time tournament grinder. He's a Finnish businessman, a semi-pro poker player and a Barcelona resident who has spent most of his career playing European events. His previous best score? $ 83K. His guaranteed payday now? $1 MILLION. And he's still got 25 BB to dream even bigger. SENDU SENDU

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Michael Gagliano Michael Gagliano has been waiting a long time for this moment. A professional poker player since 2009, @Gags30poker built his career online before becoming a live tournament force. Four WSOP bracelets, 3.3M$+ in live cashes and years spent coaching the next generation. Now, after finishing 842nd in 2016 and 148th in 2025, Gagliano has finally broken through. 46.5M chips. 31 BB. One Main Event title left to win Sendu Sendu

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Greg Mueller From professional ice hockey to the WSOP Main Event final table. @GregFBT has been grinding poker for two decades, winning three WSOP bracelets along the way. Now, at 55, the Vancouver native is the oldest player left—and he's sitting 4th in chips with 32 BB. One title is still missing from his stellar résumé-The Main Event. Sendu Sendu

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Rami Hammoud Rami Hammoud has quietly put together one of the most impressive runs of the summer. The Montreal native enters the WSOP Main Event final table second in chips, combining patience with fearless aggression to navigate one of the toughest fields in poker. Already guaranteed $1 million, Hammoud now sits just a few days away from a shot at poker's ultimate prize. With only @LukeJu22 ahead of him in chips, don't be surprised if Hammoud is battling for the bracelet until the very end. Sendu Sendu

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Evagoras Evagorou For Evagoras Evagorou, this is already a tournament to remember. Playing his first-ever WSOP Main Event, the Cypriot has defied the odds to become his country's first Main Event finalist. He returns as the short stack with 15 big blinds, but with $1 million already secured and poker history within reach, he has nothing to lose and everything to gain. Truly the embodiment of No Gamble No Future!! Sendu Sendu

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: Han Feng 🇺🇸 Han Feng is one of the most accomplished tournament players left in the field. The 2024 GPI Mid-Major Player of the Year has nearly $2 million in live tournament earnings, a WSOP Circuit ring, and years of experience navigating deep runs. After battling back from one of the shortest stacks late on Day 8, Feng enters the final table with 17 big blinds and plenty of confidence. If he finds an early double, he's one of the toughest opponents left to Sendu Sendu.

WSOP Main Event Tokabu TV Preview: @jshove87 Jamie Shaevel doesn't have the résumé of a full-time tournament pro, and that's exactly what makes his run so fascinating. The Southern California cash-game regular hardly plays tournaments, yet year after year he finds a way to navigate poker's toughest event. Eight Main Event cashes, and a 100th place finish as his previous best, now he finds himself in the deepest run of his WSOP career. Third in chips. Nine players left. He can Sendu Sendu big time GLWULUWULUUUUUUUUU

From the brink of the final table to heartbreak. 💔 Trayner's magical Main Event run comes to a heartbreaking end after running J4 into @LukeJu22 's KQ in the final hand before the final table. Sendu Sendu

Heroic All-In. Moments like this are what make the WSOP Main Event legendary. Young gun @LukeJu22 risks it all with AT against @Highon7ife's AQ, with 54 million chips in the middle. The flop hits... and the rail besides Jumalon absolutely erupts. Sendu Sendu