Sharma and Wong Win Bracelets at WSOP 2026

Final Day of WSOP 2026

The total prize pool of the series exceeded $462 million, and four bracelet events were played on the final day.

$800 No‑Limit Hold’em Deepstack

Nishant Sharma won the $800 No‑Limit Hold’em Deepstack event, earning $196,659 and his first bracelet. The field attracted 2,036 players, and the prize pool amounted to $1,425,200.

This marks his third-best career result, behind $1.2 million from APT 2025 and $230,475 from a 34th-place finish in the WSOP 2018 Main Event. Sharma’s career earnings have reached nearly $2.5 million, making him the fifth-highest earner in India.

$1 000 Super Turbo

Shay Wong triumphed in the $1,000 No‑Limit Hold’em Super Turbo event, securing $216,286 and the final bracelet of the summer. The field included 1,699 players, and the prize pool was $1,495,120.

Wong noted that this is a new personal best, surpassing his $93,000 for 13th place in the $1,500 Monster Stack earlier this summer. At the final table were Nik Yunis (7th) and Dmitry Urbanovich (3rd), while Japanese player Ryuta Nakai finished second with a payout of $144,101.