2024 World Series of Poker

Event #96: $25,000 High Roller H.O.R.S.E. (8-Handed)
Day: 1
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Event Info
2024 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k♣7♦
Prize
$725,796
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$2,820,000
Total Entries
120
Places Paid
18
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
95
Players Left
58
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Johnson Check-Raises with the Nuts

Level 10

Limit Hold'em

Marco Johnson raised from under the gun. On his direct left, Maxx Coleman three-bet and Johnson called.

On the 10♥8♦5♥ flop, Johnson check-called a bet from Coleman.

Johnson check-called another bet on the Q♠ turn.

The river brought the 9♠. Johnson checked, Coleman bet, Johnson put out a raise, and Coleman snap-called. Johnson rolled over K♦J♥ for the nut straight to drag a big one.

Tags: Marco JohnsonMaxx Coleman

Brunson's Flush Leaves Hoffman Short

Level 10
Todd Brunson
Todd Brunson

Seven Card Stud

Max Hoffman: XxXx/9♥6♥A♠J♣/Xx
Todd Brunson: 7♣5♣4♣/6♣A♥Q♣8♥

Max Hoffman completed and was called by Todd Brunson for a heads-up pot.

Brunson called bets from Hoffman on fourth through sixth street and then Hoffman called a bet from Brunson on seventh.

Brunson tabled 7♣5♣4♣ for a flush and Hoffman mucked — awarding the pot to Brunson.

Tags: Max HoffmanTodd Brunson

Level: 10

Limit Flop: 2,500-5,000, 5,000-10,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000-5,000, 5,000-10,000 Limits, 1,000 Ante

Two Pair Takes it For Mizrachi

Level 9

Seven Card Stud

Robert Mizrachi: 10♥9♣8♠/9♦J♥3♠J♦
Xixiang Luo: XxXx/K♦8♥Q♥J♣/Xx

Xixiang Luo completed and was called by Robert Mizrachi.

Mizrachi called bets from Luo on fourth and fifth street and then Mizrachi led out for a bet on sixth after pairing his jack. Luo called.

Mizrachi bet a final time on seventh and Luo went into the tank, saying "This is close," before eventually putting in a call. Mizrachi turned over 10♥9♣8♠ for jacks and nines and Luo sent his hand into the muck.

Tags: Robert MizrachiXixiang Luo

Level 9 Entrants

Level 9

Guagenti Sends Bolden to the Rail

Level 9

Razz

Gary Bolden: XxXxXx/ 10♦A♥K♦8♠ All in
Nick Guagenti: 8♦5♦4♦/ 7♣6♣10♠3♥
Chris Vitch: XxXxXx/ 7♦J♠6♠K♠

Gary Bolden completed the action before Chris Vitch raised. Nick Guagenti called, as did Bolden.

On fourth street Bolden bet all in, which was called by both Vitch and Guagenti.

On fifth, sixth, and seventh street there was a bet and call between Vitch and Guagenti.

Guagenti tabled a seven-six low, and Vitch mucked his hand. Bolden's hand was mucked as well, as he was already leaving the table prior to showdown, and was eliminated from the tournament.

Tags: Gary BoldenChris VitchNick Guagenti

Eslami Continues to Build

Level 9

Philip Sternheimer completed, Ali Eslami raised, Jeremy Ausmus three-bet, and only Eslami called.

Ali Eslami: A♣K♣ / 3♣6♥K♦6♠ / Xx
Jeremy Ausmus: XxXx / 5♠5♥J♣2♠ / Xx - folded on seventh street

Ausmus led on fourth and was called. He led again on fifth and then called after Eslami raised.

Eslami led on sixth with open sixes and Ausmus called. He bet dark on seventh and Ausmus deliberated for a while before he decided to let it go. Eslami showed A♣K♣ as he raked in the pot.

Tags: Ali EslamiJeremy AusmusPhilip Sternheimer

Leah's Nine is Enough

Level 9

Razz

Mike Leah: 9x9x5x/6x8x9x4x
Phil Hui: XxXx/2xKx10xAx/Xx

Mike Leah completed and Phil Hui raised with his deuce. Action folded back to Leah, who called.

Hui called bets from Leah on fourth through sixth street and then both players checked on seventh.

"Trip nines," Leah joked as he turned over 9x9x5x for a nine.

Hui couldn't beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Hui.

Tags: Mike LeahPhil Hui

Bronshtein is Rolling

Level 9

Omaha Hi-Lo

Yuval Bronshtein limped from early position and Jean Gaspard raised from the small blind. Bronshtein called.

Gaspard then check-called bets from Bronshtein on the 5♣A♦J♥ flop, 4♦ turn, and A♣ river.

Bronshtein turned over A♥8♣3♣2♦ for a wheel and Gaspard mucked to send the pot Bronshtein's direction.

Tags: Jean GaspardYuval Bronshtein

Seiver and Sion Chop Wild Hand

Level 9

Stud Hi-Lo

Scott Seiver: 9♠9♥7♣/ 4♣9♣10♥4♠ All in
Elior Sion: A♥6♦3♣ /7♦5♠6♠10♠ All in
Andrew Kelsall: 4♦2♦Xx/ 8♦5♦A♣A♠
Jesse Lonis: XxXxXx/ 6♥8♥Q♣K♠ folded on sixth street

Action was picked up on fifth street, after the pot swelled up after being capped on fourth street.

On fifth street the action was capped again.

On sixth street it checked to Elior Sion who bet, Andrew Kelsall called, before Seiver raised again, Jesse Lonis folded, and Sion put in another raise. Seiver then went all in to cap the betting once more. Sion and Kelsall both called.

On seventh street Kelsall checked and Sion bet all in for 2,500, and Kelsall called.

Seiver tabled a full house, nines full of fours to take the high, and Sion had the low with his seven-six to chop a massive pot.

Tags: Andrew KelsallElior SionJesse LonisScott Seiver