Asi Moshe and Daisuke Ogita Make History at 2026 WSOP

Asi Moshe won his fifth WSOP bracelet in the $3,000 no-limit hold'em freezeout event, earning $683,830. This victory marks a significant milestone for Moshe, who has now secured the most bracelets of any player from Israel. Moshe's dominant performance included outlasting a field of 1,792 entrants and claiming the largest share of a $4,784,640 prize pool.

Daisuke Ogita won the $1,000 mini main event, securing his first WSOP bracelet and $1 million prize. Ogita's victory is part of a banner year for Japanese players at the 2026 WSOP, with several notable achievements. The mini main event drew an astounding 12,560 entries, producing an $11,052,800 prize pool.

Patrick Stacey won his first WSOP bracelet in a $2,500 mixed triple draw event. Stacey's victory came just one day after Canada Day, adding to the celebration for the Canadian player.