Bryce Yockey Claims Third Bracelet in Dominant WSOP Dealers Choice Victory

Bryce Yockey won the 2026 World Series of Poker $10,000 Dealers Choice Championship, earning $371,664 and his third career gold bracelet. The tournament featured 163 entries and allowed players to choose from more than 20 different games. Six of the seven final table players already had a WSOP bracelet.

Yockey's previous WSOP wins were in pot-limit Omaha variants in 2017 and 2024. His lifetime tournament earnings increased to nearly $8.4 million with this win. The final day began with 11 players remaining, with Schwartz in the lead and Yockey in the middle of the pack. Duane Fontenot, Koji Fujimoto, and Tomasz Gluszko were among the first to be eliminated on day 3.

Owais Ahmed was eliminated in eighth place, earning $35,253. Ryan Miller eliminated Owais Ahmed in seventh place, earning $44,592. Jeremy Ausmus was eliminated in sixth place, earning $58,460. Nick Schulman was eliminated in fifth place, earning $79,331. Chad Eveslage was eliminated in fourth place, earning $111,305. Jake Schwartz finished in third place, earning $161,292. Ryan Miller finished as the runner-up, earning $241,152.