Overview

• Kabrhel topped a 10,794-entry field at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas to win Event #75 and earn his first WSOP bracelet in Las Vegas.
• He defeated start-of-day chip leader Alexander Yen heads-up, with Yen collecting $566,170 as the runner-up.
• The triumph represents Kabrhel’s fourth WSOP bracelet overall, following three titles at WSOP Europe.
• His win vaulted him past Benny Glaser to seize the lead in the 2025 WSOP Player of the Year standings.
• With the Main Event now under way, Kabrhel’s breakout performance positions him as a leading contender this summer.