The $50K Poker Players Championship Final Table Is Live Right Now

Benny Glaser has 6.525 million chips, eight bracelets, and the cards are in the air right now at the Horseshoe for Event #60 — the $50,000 Poker Players Championship final table.

If you watch one stream all summer, this is it.

The Stacks That Matter

Glaser, the British mixed-game specialist with $9.1M in lifetime earnings and 36 career final tables, holds the chip lead. A ninth bracelet would put him in a tier occupied by almost nobody in the modern game.

But look at who's chasing him.

Paul Volpe sits second with 3,865,000. Three bracelets, $6.8M lifetime, 23 final tables — and one of the most respected all-around players on the circuit.

Phil Ivey is right behind at 3,725,000. Eleven bracelets. $22.3M in lifetime earnings. Sixty-seven career final tables. He doesn't need an introduction, and he doesn't need much of a run to take control of this table.

Eleven bracelets, $22.3M lifetime, 67 final tables — and Phil Ivey is sitting third at 3,725,000 in the most prestigious event of the summer.

Why This Final Table Is Different

Joshua Arieh (1,230,000) brings seven bracelets and $13M lifetime to the short-stack fight. The combined bracelet count at this table is staggering — Glaser (8), Ivey (11), Arieh (7), Volpe (3). That's 29 bracelets among four players.

Notably absent from the remaining nine: Jesse Lonis, who entered Day 4 but busted before the final table despite holding two bracelets, three rings, and $13.7M in career earnings.

The Poker Players Championship rotates through every major discipline. You can't win this one by being great at Hold'em. You have to be great at everything. The field knows it, and the viewers know it — which is why this stream draws the most knowledgeable rail of the entire WSOP.

How to Watch

The stream is live now on PokerGO from the Horseshoe. Nine players, one rotating mixed-game format, and a bracelet that every serious player considers the most meaningful in poker. Get in front of a screen.