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• $2,500 Mixed Big Bet Unofficial Final Table
• Negreanu on Track to Tie Final Table Record?

Update: Daniel Negreanu was eliminated in fourth place and took home $60,792. Follow PokerNews live updates here

Daniel Negreanu has had a stellar 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) and "Kid Poker" isn't slowing down. Negreanu just reached his fifth final table of the summer in Event #76: $2,500 Mixed Big Bet.

Negreanu entered the third and final day of the Mixed Big Bet event with 83 big blinds, good to be tied second in chips with Marco Johnson and within reach of chip leader Aaron Kupin. He held onto those chips throughout the first hour of play and now finds himself at the final table again second in chips.

Robert Mclaughlin's seventh-place elimination confirmed Negreanu's spot at the official final table as he chases an eighth bracelet.

The tournament drew 458 runners for a prize pool of $1,019,050. The eventual winner will receive $206,982, while each of the seven remaining players are guaranteed a payout of $22,311.

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$2,500 Mixed Big Bet Unofficial Final Table

Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	Robert Mclaughlin	United States	480,000
2	Marco Johnson	United States	3,225,000
3	Bariscan Betil	United States	1,420,000
4	Aaron Kupin	United States	4,610,000
5	Daniel Negreanu	Canada	3,815,000
6	Jeff Madsen	United States	1,662,000
7	Ofir Mor	United States	849,000

Negreanu on Track to Tie Final Table Record?

Negreanu started off his red-hot summer with a runner-up finish in the $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship for $313,615 and to be denied his eighth bracelet. Not long after, Negreanu finished seventh in the $10,000 2-7 Single Draw Lowball event for $61,231.

Negreanu followed these results up with an eighth-place finish in the $10,000 Limit Championship for $31,316 and most recently a ninth-place finish in the $250,000 Super High Roller for $531,284 at the unofficial final table.

Should he make three more official final tables this summer, Negreanu will tie Phil Hellmuth and Jeremy Ausmus' record of seven official final tables reached at a single WSOP.

Hellmuth was the first to do so at the 2021 WSOP and Ausmus, who hopes to join Negreanu and Hellmuth in the Poker Hall of Fame, matched the historic feat at the 2024 WSOP.

Follow Negreanu's latest final table run with PokerNewslive updates from the $2,500 Mixed Big Bet event.

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