FRIDAY, JULY 10

WSOP Day 46: It's crunch time, folks – here's what we're keeping an eye on today in Las Vegas. 

The Main Event train rolls on to Day 5 play with 533 players still in the hunt. Russia's Artur Martirosian is amongst those with the biggest stacks. When play resumes at 11:00am local time, we'll bring you updates with all the key moments as players battle through another five blind levels. 

Artur Martirosyan Artur Martirosian
Hayley Hochstetler

The $1,000 Mystery Bounty PLO was scheduled to end yesterday on Day 2, but with such a large turnout tournament organizers have been forced to extend play into Day 3. When play resumes at 1:00pm local time, the 34 remaining players will battle down to a winner. 

The $300 Gladiators of Poker continues with action in Day 1C – as does the $3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship. 

The $50K High Roller NLH drew a field of 131 entries on Day 1, of which only 51 will return for Day 2 play later today at 1:00pm local time. 

And, last but not least, the $1,500 Pick Your PLO – a brand-new tournament offering on this year's schedule – enters Day 2 play. 

Main Event Day 4 is in the bag: Michael Mizrachi survived an all-action day to end with 440,000. 

“I’ve been in worse situations," he told us after he bagged. "I was here with two blinds when I won the tournament last year. We got 22, we got plenty.”

Read our full Day 4 report, below.

Eric Weber wins $600 Ultra Stack ($400,000): He beat Henry Benamram after a heads-up battle that lasted almost three hours. 

Eric Weber. Eric Weber.
Tyler Abrams

Main Event players back from final break: 655 players are left and we've got a new chip leader – Dan Stavila, with 3,826,000. 

Chris Moneymaker on bubbling the Main: 

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Main Event champions still in the field: It's not just Mizrachi who's looking to win it again.

  • Hossein Ensan: 2.2M
  • Michael Mizrachi: 709K
  • Ryan Riess: 710K 
  • John Cynn: 447K
  • Greg Raymer: 328K
  • Scott Blumstein: 220K 
Hossein Ensan. Hossein Ensan.

Michael Mizrachi still riding the rollercoaster: The 2025 champ just found aces and got a double up through Brian Nguyen to get his Main Event stack back up to 684,000. 

Michael Mizrachi.
Hayley Hochstetler

Shaun Deeb heading to the Main Event feature table: He's got a stack of 2.2 million, which puts him near the chip leaders. You can see him on the stream in about an hour. 

Shaun Deeb.
Hayley Hochstetler