Jumalon Becomes Second Youngest WSOP Main Event Winner
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Jumalon Becomes Second Youngest WSOP Main Event Winner

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Lucas Jumalon, a 22-year-old poker pro from Spokane, Washington, has won the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) main event. He defeated Lauri Saaskilahti of Finland in heads-up play to claim the $10 million prize.

The victory makes Jumalon the second youngest player ever to win the WSOP main event, according to ESPN.

The final showdown between Jumalon and Saaskilahti determined the champion of the prestigious poker tournament. Jumalon’s skill and strategy ultimately led him to victory over his opponent. He secured a $10 million payout for winning the event.

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