Negreanu Busts WSOP $10K PLO Final Table on Brutal Turn
Holding the second-largest stack, Negreanu's chase for bracelet No. 9 ends in a single wild hand.
Daniel Negreanu entered the WSOP Online $10K GGMillion$ Pot-Limit Omaha final table as one of the chip leaders — then busted in a brutal hand that ended his bid for a ninth World Series of Poker bracelet.
Why It Matters
For poker fans tracking Negreanu's career milestones, this elimination stings: he held the second-largest stack when seven players remained, putting him in a strong position to convert. PLO's variance means even dominant stack advantages evaporate fast — the game's four-hole-card structure routinely produces the kind of turn-card catastrophe Negreanu described as "the sickest turn," per Poker.org. The hand serves as a sharp reminder that online high-stakes PLO compresses luck and skill into punishing swings, even for elite players. Recreational bettors should note: if a six-time bracelet winner can absorb a bad beat from a position of strength, the variance in this format is not trivial.
Context
Negreanu currently holds eight WSOP bracelets, making him one of the most decorated players in the event's history. The $10K GGMillion$ PLO is part of the WSOP Online series hosted on GGPoker, which has run high-buy-in online bracelet events drawing top-tier professionals alongside online-native grinders. A ninth bracelet would have moved Negreanu into rare company.
What's Next
The final table will continue without Negreanu, with the remaining players competing for the bracelet and top prize money as of September 2026. Negreanu's next bracelet opportunity depends on the remaining WSOP Online schedule.
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