From Moneymaker to Jumalon: the most epic and curious final hands of the WSOP Main Event – CodigoPoker

From Moneymaker to Jumalon: the most epic and curious final hands of the WSOP Main Event - CodigoPoker
From Moneymaker to Jumalon: the most epic and curious final hands of the WSOP Main Event

The heads-up of the WSOP 2026 Main Event

Since Chris Moneymaker

United States
changed poker forever in 2003, the final hands of the WSOP Main Event have become true collector’s items: bad beats, hero calls, saving rivers, and moments capable of turning a single hand into history. And now we have a new one to add to the Freak Fridays archive: the crowning of Lucas Jumalon
United States
as the 2026 world champion.

In the heads-up against Lauri Saaskilahti

Finland
, Jumalon hit a flush with Q-5 and made a monstrous bet of 180 million on the river. “Hero or not hero?” wondered the Finn before calling, thinking he might be facing a bluff. Spoiler: he was not. Jumalon showed the nuts, left his opponent with just 34 million, and eliminated him on the next hand.

The freakiest final hands that defined the world championship

Who can forget Moneymaker’s improbable full house against Sam Farha

United States
, or the courage of Joe Hachem
Australia
playing a perfect straight that crowned him in 2005? We go through the tears of Ryan Riess
United States
in 2013, the composure of Martin Jacobson
Sweden
in 2014, and the psychological duel that marked Espen Jorstad’s
Norway
victory in 2022. Each hand is a time capsule capturing nerves, intuition, and pure adrenaline.

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All In

All Grinders Dream of Playing the Final Hand of the WSOP Main Event.

Amid towers of chips and steely gazes, the protagonists—some with dark glasses, others with baseball shirts or shiny suits—have shown that the Main Event is not won just with good cards, but with cold blood and brave decisions.

The video poses a single question: what was your favorite final hand? Whether for strategy, luck, or pure narrative, each has its place in history. And you, would you dare to go all-in with a pair of fives for the world title?

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Watch the video and relive every final: guaranteed emotion

Source: Pokergo.com

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