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The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) summer schedule closed out at Paris and Horseshoe Las Vegas with She Wong winning the $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Hold’em event, the 100th tournament of the series. Wong defeated Ryuta Nakai heads-up to secure his first WSOP bracelet along with the top prize of $216,286.
The tournament drew 1,699 entries, generating a $1,495,120 prize pool. Nakai earned $144,101 for his runner-up finish, while Dzmitry Urbanovich, who earlier won the $10,000 8-Game Mixed Championship this summer, finished third for $104,032.
Wong was visibly emotional after the win, repeating “Oh my God” in disbelief as friends rushed to celebrate with him. He credited the support of Xiang Lin, who had finished third in the $500 Summer Saver just a day earlier while chasing his own maiden bracelet.
Notable names eliminated during the tournament included Alexandra Loveless, Daniel Negreanu, Viktor Blom, and 2013 Main Event champion Ryan Riess, all falling short of the final table as the field steadily narrowed.
The final table featured several dramatic swings, with players such as Maxwell Franklin and Nick Yunis rebounding from critically short stacks to reach the last nine. Urbanovich doubled up twice in three-handed play before ultimately busting in third.
Heads-up play between Wong and Nakai saw both players trade doubles before Wong took control with a key river call. He closed out the victory when his ace-deuce held against Nakai’s eight-nine. Wong, based in Hong Kong, said he plans to take a break before returning to the WSOP in December.
