A crazy upset occurred in the WSOP Main Event: three pairs of three of a kind and a pair of Aces.

A top upset occurred on Day 4 of the 2026 WSOP Main Event: Jeremy Moore doubled up with Jacks of three of a kind, defeating Farah Galfond's 9s of three of a kind and Jordan Griff's Aces.

One of the craziest cold hands in the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event occurred on Day 4, when a player doubled his chips after breaking an Ace and a poor full house.

In this hand, Jordan Griff, the runner-up of the 2024 Main Event, had an Ace, but after the flop, it became the third-best hand—a dream come true for Jeremy Moore, but a nightmare for actress and veteran poker player Farah Galfond.

A was only the third best hand in the WSOP Main Event.

This hand took place at the live broadcast table, Level 18, with blinds of 6,000/12,000/12,000. The broadcast began recording action when the flop came J♥9♥3♠, with Moore going all-in for 315,000 chips and Galfond also going all-in with 461,000 chips. Griff had more chips than both players, but his options were very limited.

Jeremy Moore: J♠J♣

Farah Galfond：9♠9♣

Jordan Griff: A♦A♣

In this astonishing hand, Moore crushed Galfond's middle three with his top three. Meanwhile, Griff could only rely on the two remaining Aces in the deck to beat both opponents simultaneously.

"This is insane," one of the commentators said.

The turn card 6♣ didn't change anything, and the river card 3♦ only improved Moore's hand to a full house, doubling his chips to seven figures.

Moore celebrated doubling up in a peculiar way—he lay down on the ground and started doing push-ups while the dealer was counting his chips.

Galfond ultimately finished in 722nd place, earning $25,000, and she gracefully accepted the loss, maintaining a smile even after losing her full house of 9s. To learn how this Days of Our Lives star stays calm at the poker table, listen to her interview on the 2024 PokerNews Life Outside Poker podcast.

Griff was eliminated shortly after Galfond, finishing in 734th place with $25,000. Moore, on the other hand, survived into the final level of the night.

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