Four WSOP Events Grind Past Sunrise on July 8

Four events, four final tables or close to it, all grinding past sunrise at the Horseshoe on July 8. Here's where each stands.

Event #464: $400 Deepstack — 8 Left

Brett Holey leads with 3,070,000 in chips. Earl Goodman sits second at 1,975,000 — the biggest stack belonging to the player with the smallest recorded résumé ($7,310 in lifetime cashes). Eight players remain. Colombia's Byungjin Kang (9th, $1,600 lifetime) and Guillermo Marquez (10th) were the last two eliminated.

Event #461: $250 Deepstack — 9 Left

Australia's Timothy Mcguire commands the final table with 1,560,000, more than double the next stack. Joseph Chattin holds 775,000 in second; Shane Revelle trails at 370,000. Kenneth Garen ($58,326 lifetime) and France's Loic Anciaux bubbled the final nine in 10th and 11th respectively.

Event #466: $200 Deepstack — 15 Left

Two tables remain. Keri Kirkpatrick leads at 600,000, with France's Fabien Perrot ($4,361 lifetime) at 360,000 and Joshua Billingsley at 255,000. Israel's Liraz Weiman (16th) and Jillian Williamson Brazee (17th, $1,190 lifetime) were the most recent eliminations as the field pushes toward a nine-handed final.

Event #467: $135 Mega Satellite — 9 Left

The cheapest buy-in of the four is also the deepest in experience. Arash Asadabadi — $271,067 in lifetime earnings across four career final tables — is among the final nine. Mexico's Walter Ring (10th) and Logan Berry (12th, $7,189 lifetime) fell just short. Israel's Yaron Hochdorf ($6,406 lifetime) exited in 17th.