Fourth of July at the Horseshoe: $2M Mystery Bounty Fires as the Daily Deepstack Wraps

The Horseshoe is running hot on Independence Day — the $200 Daily Deepstack final table is down to its last two players, and the biggest non-Main bounty event on the 2026 WSOP schedule is about to open registration.

The Daily Deepstack's Final Two

Event #417, the $200 Daily Deepstack No-Limit Hold'em, reached its final table and kept grinding past it. As of early morning on July 4, just two players remain from a field that produced at least 14 finishers deep enough to land on the leaderboard.

Among those who hit the rail: Waku Harako (Japan), Miqueas Castillo (Mexico), Mark Langelin (United States), Haibin Huang ($7,758 in lifetime WSOP cashes), and Jerald Williams ($5,426 lifetime). None of the five held bracelets or rings — this was a true grassroots final table, the kind that only a $200 daily produces at the WSOP.

None of the five held bracelets or rings — this was a true grassroots final table, the kind that only a $200 daily produces at the WSOP.

The Main Attraction: $2M Mystery Bounty

Event #71, the $1,600 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty, fires Day 1B at 6:00 PM PT on July 5 carrying a $2,000,000 guarantee. The $1,430 net buy-in makes it the largest guaranteed bounty event on the summer schedule outside of the Main Event itself.

Mystery Bounty formats have drawn massive fields at every stop this summer, and a $2M floor on a holiday weekend sets up for a potential overlay watch or a field that blows past the number. Either way, the Horseshoe floor staff won't be short on work.

What's on Screen

If you're looking for live cards on July 4, the daily deepstack heads-up battle may still be in progress at the Horseshoe. The Mystery Bounty Day 1B shuffles up July 5 at 6:00 PM PT — expect the stream schedule to follow once the field sets.