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Jerome Solomon

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This Is the Best Father-Son Story of the 2026 WSOP

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By Jerome Solomon
| PokerNews
Brayden Lou managed to improve on an already outstanding year with a remarkable victory in the $500 Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em at the 2026 World Series of Poker. After weeding his way through a field of 4,100, the inexperienced Lou wrestled the crown away from Jason Hoffman heads-up to claim the $196,066 winner’s share of a $1,701,500 prize pool at the Horseshoe and Paris, Las Vegas. “It’s pretty amazing,” Lou said. “I guess I can scratch this off my bucket list. I ran well, played well.
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Quads Crack Flopped Top Set for Monster Day 2 Pot in WSOP Main Event

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By Jon Sofen, Jerome Solomon
| PokerNews
Rosen Apostolov hit the dream flop on Day 2d of the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event with top set against middle set. But he'd end up losing his entire stack in the hand. The $10,000 buy-in World Championship event, at the time of publishing, was closing in on the end of registration. More than 9,500 players bought in, only about 600 short of last year's record 10,112 entries. At worst, the 2025 edition will go down as the third-largest WSOP Main Event ever.
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Giuseppe Zarbo Wins $504,180 For $800 Summer Celebration Victory

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By Jerome Solomon
| PokerNews
Giuseppe Zarbo outdueled Ryo Kotake heads-up to win his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) title in Event #80: $800 Summer Celebration. The champion, who is of Italian descent, but lives in the South of France, earned his first gold bracelet along with a staggering payout of $504,180. “It’s incredible,” Zarbo said after outlasting a field of 7,078 entries. “I played well, but I was very lucky.
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