Five WSOP Events Still Grinding Past 4 AM at the Horseshoe

Five WSOP events were still running past 4 AM PT at the Horseshoe on June 29, and the biggest one is closing in on a final table.

Event #63: $1,000 Mystery Millions NLH (Day 2) — 27 Players Left

The headliner. David Crafti of Australia leads the remaining 27 players with 77,600,000 in chips. Adam Wagner of the Czech Republic, who carries $377,111 in lifetime tournament earnings and one prior final table, is also still alive. Brazil's Lucas Fernandes Tabarin and Wanda Hallman (24,000,000 chips, $11,320 in career cashes) round out the names to watch as the field approaches a final-table redraw.

Event #358: $250 Daily Deepstack NLH — 14 Players, Two Tables

Fourteen remain across two tables. Canada's Shawn Pilot ($209,248 in lifetime earnings, one final table) is among those still in contention alongside Seth Weimer and Hien Hoang ($23,535 in cashes).

Event #360: $400 Daily Deepstack NLH — Final Three

The final table has played down to its last three. Eli Ross ($88,820 in career earnings) and Ronald Hunt ($71,654, one final table) are battling for the title. Jose Silverman and Alex Prendes were eliminated earlier at the final table.

Event #361: $1,100 Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Mega Satellite — 16 Left

The most credentialed player still seated is Kyle Ho of Canada, who has two WSOPC rings, eight career final tables, and $716,791 in lifetime earnings. Harold Klein, a one-ring WSOPC winner with $73,412 in cashes, is also among the 16 remaining.

Event #363: $135 Daily NLH Landmark Mega Satellite — Final Five

Five players remain. Armenia's Armen Minasyan ($9,444 in cashes) and Gurunagaraju Salla ($3,172) are at the table alongside Jarratt Wittboldt, Charles Saatjian, and Osvaldo Soto of Costa Rica.