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David Coleman Wins $420,000 at 2026 U.S. Poker Open Finale
David Coleman, a 33-year-old New Jersey native now based in Las Vegas, won the $25,000 finale of the 2026 U.S. Poker Open, securing his sixth career PokerGO Tour title and the top prize of $420,000.
Coleman's victory pushed his earnings over $18.7 million and earned him 252 PGT points as the champion. This win placed him ninth in the USPO’s final standings and on the tour’s season-long leaderboard.
During the final seven, Brock Wilson was knocked out on the bubble late on day 1. Kristen Foxen was hot on Coleman's heels, and Cherish Andrews and Ebony Kenney entered the day among the shorter stacks. Ebony Kenney was eliminated in seventh place with $48,000. Cherish Andrews was eliminated in sixth place with $72,000. Jesse Lonis was eliminated in fifth place with $96,000. Darren Elias was eliminated in fourth place with $126,000. Richard Green was eliminated in third place with $174,000.
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