Homeland hero: Canadian goes wire-to-wire in WSOP Super Circuit Main Event

Super Circuit Main Event - Mayukh Chakraborty
Mo Afdhal
Mo Afdhal
Posted on: September 11, 2026 09:52 PDT
ENTRIES (CAD $5000) IN THE MONEY
2,844
428
PRIZE POOL CAD $13,082,400
2ND PRIZE CAD $1M
FIRST PRIZE CAD $1.5M
$3,260

Mayukh Chakraborty's live tournament earnings prior to his WSOP Super Circuit Canada Main Event victory. 

1st
VS
2nd
Mayukh Chakraborty
1st
Mayukh Chakraborty
CA
Prize
CAD $1,500,000
Career Earnings: $1,085,617
PRIZE
Benjamin Veenstra
2nd
Benjamin Veenstra
CA
Prize
CAD $1,000,000
Career Earnings: $727,430
PRIZE
Mayukh Chakraborty
1st
Mayukh Chakraborty
CA
Benjamin Veenstra
2nd
Benjamin Veenstra
CA
Final Hand
Prize
CAD $1,500,000
Career Earnings: $1,085,617
PRIZE
Prize
CAD $1,000,000
Career Earnings: $727,430
PRIZE
RESULTS
  1. 1ST CA Mayukh Chakraborty CAD $1,500,000
  2. 2ND CA Benjamin Veenstra CAD $1,000,000
  3. 3RD GB Jack Salter CAD $750,000
  4. 4TH US Chance Kornuth CAD $600,000
  5. 5TH CA Jonathan Bussieres CAD $500,000
  6. 6TH BR Felipe Baraky CAD $400,000
  7. 7TH CA Parth Mansukh CAD $300,000
  8. 8TH CA Deven Lane CAD $200,000
  9. 9TH CA Robert Renaud CAD $150,000
Final Hand
EXPAND GRAPHIC

The World Series of Poker Super Circuit Canada Main Event in Montreal played down to a winner on Thursday. 

After well over 12 hours of intense final-table action, including a heads-up battle that lasted just over an hour, Canada's own Mayukh Chakraborty emerged victorious to claim the Super Circuit Main Event ring and the CAD $1,500,000 first-place prize. Chakraborty defeated countryman Benjamin Veenstra during heads-up play to close out the win. 

Chakraborty began the final table as the chip leader and went wire-to-wire in a dominant display to keep the Super Circuit Canada Main Event title in its home country. 

Final table action

The first elimination at the final table came just a few hands into play. Chance Kornuth, founder of Chip Leader Coaching and an ACR Poker Team Pro, picked up in the cutoff and made a standard open-raise.