WSOP 2025 final table: how and where to watch online and on TV
The cards are down, the stakes are up, and you don’t want to miss this battle for the $10 million crown.
It’s that time of year again – poker’s version of the Super Bowl is almost at the finish line. The 2025 World Series of Poker Main Event is down to its final nine players, and the action resumes this week with two final-table broadcasts that promise fireworks, heartbreak, and possibly even a bit of televised tantrums. And no four-month wait!
The final table kicks off Tuesday, July 15 at 6 p.m. ET, with play continuing Wednesday, July 16 at 6 p.m. ET if a champion isn’t crowned on night one. You can catch every chip flip, stare-down and double-up live on PokerGO, or catch replays on CBS Sports and Paramount+.
Where to watch the WSOP 2025 final table live
If you’ve got PokerGO, you’re set. The subscription-based platform is streaming the final table live, with no tape delay. You can watch PokerGO on just about any device:
- iPhone, iPad
- Android phone or tablet
- Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku
- Or on your computer at PokerGO.com
A heads-up for anyone new to PokerGO: it’s not free. Monthly plans start around $15, with annual packages offering better value.
Who’s at the WSOP 2025 final table?
Nine players remain from a field of thousands, and the chip leaders are all American: John Wasnock, Michael Mizrachi and Braxton Dunaway have stacked a combined 293 million in chips – over half of what’s on the table. They’re the ones to beat.
But this isn’t a U.S. sweep. Leo Margets, already a WSOP bracelet winner, is making history as the first woman to reach the final table since 1995, 30 years ago. She’s joined by Belgium’s Kenny Hallaert, Serbia’s Luka Bojovic, and South Korea’s Daehyung Lee to round out the international presence. Adam Hendrix and Jarod Minghini are the other U.S. players.
What’s the prize for winning the WSOP 2025 Main Event?
It’s the richest poker payout of the year. The winner walks away with $10 million and the most coveted bracelet in the game. Everyone at the table is already guaranteed at least $1 million, which goes to the first player out. Second place gets $6 million.
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