Five Events Past 5 AM at the Horseshoe

It's 5 AM in Las Vegas, and the Horseshoe hasn't slowed down. Five WSOP events are running simultaneously right now, spread across two floors of tournament space, and none of them are close to finished.

Here's where every table stands.

Five WSOP events are running simultaneously right now, spread across two floors of tournament space, and none of them are close to finished.

Two Deepstack Final Tables

Event #397, the $250 Daily Deepstack, has reached its final table of nine. The field is international: Karl Shepherd (Great Britain), Luis Fernandez (Spain), Guillaume Latini (France), and Carlo Marotta round out a diverse rail. Steven Mann, who has $63,336 in lifetime cashes and two prior final tables, brings the most tournament experience to this group.

Event #401, the $400 Daily Deepstack, is also at its final nine. Christopher Gatley traveled from Great Britain for this one. The rest of the table is almost entirely composed of players with minimal recorded tournament results. Vitaly Kovyazin ($1,201 lifetime), Benjamin Tomerlin ($670 lifetime), and Maanit Madan ($3,200 lifetime) are all looking at what would be by far their biggest scores.

Two Landmark Mega Satellites

The $2,200 Landmark Mega Satellite (Event #403) is down to 17 players across two tables. Kaiwen Wei ($342,904 lifetime, three final tables) and Vera Dong (one WSOPC ring, $220,956 lifetime, seven final tables) are the most credentialed players remaining. Henry Strasser (Canada) and Charlton Hawes (New Zealand) add more international flavor.

The $135 Landmark Mega Satellite (Event #405) is deeper into its endgame with just four players left. Frank Lin stands out here: one WSOPC ring, $504,109 in lifetime earnings, and 15 career final tables. Andrew Todhunter (one ring, $127,932 lifetime, seven final tables) and Pascal Gregoire ($212,960 lifetime, seven final tables from Canada) are both experienced enough to make this a real fight.

The $200 Deepstack Is Closing In

Event #404, the $200 Daily Deepstack, still has 23 players left. Andre Butler ($163,920 lifetime, four final tables) and Shawn Nobakht ($97,924 lifetime, two final tables) are among those still in contention. Gianroberto Marelli from Italy sits on 225,000 chips. Paulo Roldan (Argentina) and Vincent Ployet (France) are also alive.

All five events should wrap before the morning coffee crowd arrives. The $135 satellite, with only four left, will likely finish first.