Three Bracelet Races, One Horseshoe, Past Midnight

What's on Right Now

It's past midnight at the Horseshoe and three bracelet events are converging on final tables at once.

The biggest name in the building is Alex Foxen, who leads the $10,000 8-Game Mixed Championship with 1,310,000 in chips and 18 players remaining. Foxen has four bracelets, six Circuit rings, 81 lifetime final tables, and $29.4M in career earnings. He's nearly tripling the next-closest stack. Andjelko Andrejevic (one bracelet, $3.9M lifetime) sits at 450,000, with Richard Bai (three rings, $1.7M lifetime) and Matthew Schreiber ($1.26M lifetime) clustered around 383,000.

Foxen has four bracelets, six Circuit rings, 81 lifetime final tables, and $29.4M in career earnings.

The $3K Freezeout: Moorman in the Mix

Two tables remain in Event #79, the $3,000 Freezeout NL Hold'em. Christopher Moorman, the two-time bracelet winner with $11M in lifetime cashes and 54 final tables, holds 2,965,000. He's sitting just behind chip leader Dustin Murphy (3,300,000; one ring, $372K lifetime). Sweden's Per Jacobson (one bracelet, $15.5M lifetime) lurks at 2,820,000. South Korea's Dohyeok Kim rounds out the contenders at 2,355,000. Fifteen players, no rebuys, no reentries.

The $250 Seniors: Final Table, Seven Left

Event #395, the $250 Seniors Deepstack, is already at its final table with seven players. No chip counts posted yet, but the résumé watch is interesting: Judith Bielan brings two Circuit rings, 13 final tables, and $310K in lifetime earnings. Kenneth Taffaro has one ring, seven final tables, and $192K lifetime. The rest of the table is chasing first WSOP hardware.

How Long Will This Last?

The 8-Game and Freezeout both need to shed a full table before they break for the night. The Seniors final table could play down to a winner. Expect action into the 3 AM hour at least.

Streams and updates vary by event. Check WSOP.com for live chip counts.