Overview
- Kayhan Mokri closed out the record-tying 133-entry event by defeating Gabriel Andrade heads-up, with Albert Daher finishing third and Jonathan Jaffe fourth.
- The official payout structure awarded money to 23 players, with a $389,000 min-cash and seven seven-figure prizes including $5.24 million for second and $3.49 million for third.
- A prolonged money bubble stretched nearly three hours before Aleksandr Zubov busted to Jonathan Jaffe, locking up payouts for the remaining field.
- Mokri’s decisive moments included a rivered full house that eliminated Cong Pham in eighth for $967,000, one spot short of the million-dollar tier.
- The victory marked Mokri’s sixth title of 2025, elevated him to Norway’s all-time money leader ahead of Espen Jorstad, and delivered his first WSOP bracelet.