WSOP Pompano Beach

Zach Fischer capped off a dominant run to win the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event at Harrah’s Pompano Beach, outlasting a massive field of 925 entries to claim the title and $233,384 from a $1,468,900 prize pool that blew past the million-dollar guarantee.

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New dad scores second WSOPC ring and $233K at Pompano BeachZach Fischer won his second World Series of Poker Circuit ring at Harrah's in Pompano Beach, Florida for $233K.

Jeremy Geist / February 10, 2026

Nicholas Blumenthal

Blinds: 125,000/250,000/250,000 - 2/925 remaining

One hand after being forced to fold to a five-bet jam, Nick Blumenthal found himself all in and at risk and got action from chip leader Zach Fischer.

Blumenthal tabled [7s][6d] before Fischer tabled [qd][8c].

The full board ran out [js][td][3c][th][5d], and the queen-high was enough to send Blumenthal to the rail and secure Circuit Main Event ring #2 for Champion Zach Fischer.

Full recap coming soon.

Elliott Kampen

Blinds: 125,000/250,000/250,000 - 3/925 remaining

Elliott Kampen moved his short stack into the middle and got action from chip leader Zach Fischer.

Fischer tabled [7d][7h], and Kampen tabled [as][ks].

Fischer would go on to make quads on the [kh][7c][4s][7s][3d] board, and Kampen was sent to the rail in thrid place.

• Zach Fischer - 24,000,000
• Elliott Kampen - Elimianted

The three remaining players in the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event at Harrah's Pompano are now on their 45-minute dinner break.

Zach Fischer still holds the chip lead despite doubleing up Nick Blumenthal when he hit a set of eights against the pocket tens of Fischer.

The players will return from break at about 8:10 PM local time.

Counts on break

1. Zach Fischer - 17,400,000
2. Nick Blumenthal - 13,300,000
3. Elliott Kampen - 6,300,000