Action was picked up with Marius Gierse all in for roughly 70,000 and Nicholas Seward putting him at risk.
Marius Gierse: A♠10♣ 
Nicholas Seward: A♥Q♥
Seward had Gierse dominated, and after the board ran out J♠K♦K♥K♣3♠ Seward's ace-queen was still best, giving him the knockout.
Action folded to Filipp Khavin on the button, who opened with a raise to 6,000. Nick Schulman in the small blind then three-bet to 22,500, and once the big blind folded, Khavin called.
The flop came 7♠9♥10♥ and Schulman check-called a bet of 15,500 from Khavin.
Both players checked the A♦ on the turn, to see the Q♥ on the river. Schulman used a time extension, before putting Khavin all in for his stack of roughly 80,000.
Khavin quickly mucked to give the pot to Schulman.
Level: 4
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Joey Weissman raised to 4,500 from under the gun, and the big blind Brandon Wilson called.
The flop came 9♠Q♦3♥ and Wilson check-called a bet of 3,000 from Weissman.
After the A♠ on the turn, Wilson checked, and Weissman again bet, this time for 13,500. Wilson took his time, before opting to fold and give the pot to Weissman.
Brandon Wilson and David Coleman went heads-up in the 2025 Poker Masters series finale at PokerGO Studio last fall, and both came out victorious.
Wilson took down the $25,200 No-Limit Hold'em tournament, the 10th and final event of the series, for $464,000 via a heads-up chop. The runner-up claimed the coveted Purple Jacket, awarded to the overall winner at the Poker Masters, along with $355,000.
Day 2 featured some brutal bad beats, most notably a devastating one that cost PokerStars ambassador Jason Koon a chance to win.
Action was picked up with Sam Laskowitz all in for 17,000, Jamie Dwan all in for roughly 140,000, with Brock Wilson putting both players at risk.
Sam Laskowitz: K♥7♥
Jamie Dwan: A♣Q♣
Brock Wilson: 9♠9♦
Wilson was in front with his pocket nines and would fade all the overs as the board ran out 10♠6♦5♣3♠J♠ to give him the pot, eliminating both Dwan and Laskowitz.
Dwan and Laskowitz wasted no time and quickly reentered the tournament.
Level: 3
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Action was picked up on the turn with the board showing 2♣Q♣9♠3♦ and Andrew Lichtenberger was facing a roughly pot size bet from Daniyal Gheba for 15,000.
Lichtenberger made the call to see the 2♥ on the river. Gheba then bet big again, over betting the pot for 60,000. Lichtenberger gave it some thought before putting in the call.
Gheba turned over 3♠3♦ for a full house, and Lichtenberger quickly mucked to give Gheba the pot.
Victoria Livschitz raised to 3,500 from the cutoff, which was called by Dylan Linde on the button, the small blind Michael Brinkenhoff, and the big blind John Juanda.
The flop came Q♥6♣J♥ and all four players checked to see the 2♠ on the turn. It was again checked to Linde on the button, but this time he bet out 5,500. Brinkenhoff then raised to 21,000, which got Juanda and Livschitz out of the way, and Linde quickly mucked as well to give Brinkenhoff the pot.
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