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Win a $30K Super Main Event package.

How it works

  • Pick three players from our list of WSOP Paradise Event #1 players.
  • Your score is the total amount of prize money your three players win in the event.
  • Bounties are NOT included in your total. 
  • The team with the highest combined cash total wins a $30,000 package to the WSOP Paradise Main Event.

Entry details

  • Entry is free — you must be 21 years of age or older at the time of entry.

Deadline to pick or change your team

  • Thursday, December 4 at 11am ET.
  • You must be a registered PokerOrg member to play. It’s free to become an Org member. 
  • You can edit your team at any time until the deadline.

Choosing your team

  • Pick any three players from the official list (we’ll be updating it regularly as more names are confirmed, right up until the deadline).
  • Players are not guaranteed to play - pick at your own risk!
  • There are no budget limits.
  • Each player’s cash in Event #1 will count toward your score.
  • Players who don’t cash score $0.
  • Bounties are not included. 

Live leaderboard

  • As Event #1 progresses, we’ll update a live leaderboard showing real-time team standings.
  • The leaderboard will also show your maximum possible score. 
  • Once a player is eliminated, their final cash (or $0) will be locked in.
  • We’ll be on the floor at WSOP Paradise, bringing you all the major tourmament updates live from the floor. 

Prizes

  • 1st place: A $30,000 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event package
  • 2nd–10th place: PokerOrg merch bags

Tie-breaker

  • In the event of a tie for 1st place, the winner will be determined based on the answer to the tiebreaker question — the closest wins: “What will be the total number of entries in the 2025 WSOP Paradise Event: #1 – $2,500 WSOP Circuit Championship NLH Mystery Bounty?”
  • If winners are still tied, a random draw will decide who gets the package. 

Winner contact & claim rules

  • We will contact the potential winner via the contact info provided (email or phone).
  • The winner will have 24 hours to respond from the time of notification.
  • If we do not receive a response within that window, the prize will be offered to the next eligible team.
  • Any alternate winner will have 3 hours to respond, and failure to respond will result in forfeiture of the prize and selection of the next winner, and so on
  • It is your responsibility to ensure your contact details are accurate and that you can receive messages (including checking spam folders).

Fair play & entry rules

  • One entry per PokerOrg member.
  • Entries suspected of being created by bots or scripts will be disqualified.
  • We reserve the right to verify entries and disqualify any that violate the spirit of the competition.
  • By entering, you agree to allow PokerOrg to use your name, likeness, and team selection for promotional purposes.

Terms and conditions apply.

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Posted on: December 4, 2025 22:31 PST

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Martin Jacobson eliminated on the soft bubble

Kin Hayward and Bartley Downing have also been eliminated, putting us on the stone bubble—115 remain, with 114 getting the min payout of $2,600. 

Shaun Deeb edging closer to the top

Shaun Deeb is building a big stack in Event #1 at Paradise. Shaun Deeb edging ever closer to the overnight chip lead.

Shaun Deeb is on the hunt for his ninth WSOP bracelet and is getting closer to the overnight chip lead. He's up to fourth now and has a stack of over 100 big blinds. 

Here are the top 10 stacks after 15 levels of play. There are 123 players left from 759 entries, and 114 will make the money. 76 players will progress to Day 2. 

  1. Dong Chen: 1,100,000 (138bb)
  2. Martin Zamani: 990,000 (124bb)
  3. Jason Sagle: 900,000 (113bb)
  4. Shaun Deeb: 804,000 (101bb) 
  5. Roman Berson: 800,000 (100bb) 
  6. Robert Leeman: 695,000 (87bb) 
  7. Lisa Han: 604,000 (76bb) 
  8. Yang Wang: 593,000 (74bb) 
  9. Peter Tran: 570,000 (71bb) 
  10. Ryan Gebow: 570,000 (71bb)

Big-name eliminations

Viktor Blom fired twice on Day 1A of Event 1 but couldn't get one to stick. Viktor Blom fired twice on Day 1A of Event 1 but couldn't get one to stick.

Many big names dropped tonight. They could all be back on Days 1B and C. 

  • Viktor Blom
  • Jonathan Little
  • Jamie Gold
  • Kasey Lyn Mills
  • Chris Moorman
  • Benny Glaser
  • Shannon Shorr
  • Chris Hunichen
  • Ryan Riess
  • Espen Jorstad

Terrance 'TJ' Reid also busted his first bullet late on. 

"I was card dead for a few levels, then lost an 18bb flip with AQ," TJ told us. "I was left with 15bbs. HJ opened to 8K, I shoved 66 in the cutoff for 60K, he snapped with AA and held through KQ37K."

TJ opted not to max-late-reg, but if you drafted him, he will fire again tomorrow. 

Top 10 stacks at the break

Shaun Deeb is building a big stack in Event #1 at Paradise. Shaun Deeb is building a big stack in Event #1 at Paradise.

Jason Sagle has taken over the Day 1A chip lead after 12 levels, with Shaun Deeb in his slipstream. Late reg is now shut with 218 players left from a total of 761 entries. The plan is to play down to just 10% of the field.   

Top 10 stacks

  1. Jason Sagle: 556,000
  2. Peter Tran: 422,000
  3. Luigi Soncin: 422,000
  4. Johnny Bromberg: 407,000 
  5. Vito Abramov: 405,000
  6. Yang Wang: 397,000
  7. Shaun Deeb: 391,000
  8. Xavier Sitruk: 388,000
  9. Bin Duan: 370,000
  10. Ryan Gebow: 370,000