2025 World Series of Poker

Event #15: $1,500 Mixed: Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k♠9♣7♣3♣
Prize
$258,193
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,644,773
Total Entries
1,239
Level Info
Level
37
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
1,239
Players Left
264
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Filippi Doubles Through Flemming

Level 3

Big O

Action was recapped after the hand by the table.

Amnon Filippi in late position and Michael Flemming in the hijack both saw a flop of K♦9♦4♠ where Filippi bet 2,000 and Flemming called.

On the turn J♥, Filippi sized up to 5,000 in which Flemming responded too by moving all in for 21,000 effective and Filippi called.

Amnon Filippi: A♦A♣J♦J♣4♣ All in
Michael Flemming: A♠K♥K♠Q♦10♠

The river 6♦ brought the flush to Filippi to scoop the pot and Flemming was left with just 100 after the pot.

He was eliminated by Kyle Cartwright the hand after.

Tags: Amnon FillipiKyle CartwrightMichael Flemming

Level: 3

Limit: 200/400 Blinds, 400-800 Limits
Pot-Limit: 200 Ante, 100/200 Blinds, 400-700 Pot Limit Raise

Hanson Scoops Stash

Level 2
Bart Hanson
Bart Hanson

Omaha Hi-Lo

Shannon Stash raised from early position and was called in three places, including Bart Hanson in the big blind.

Hanson checked to Stash, who bet on the 6♥K♦4♣ flop and everyone called.

The 3♠ fell on the turn and Hanson checked. Stash bet again and this time only Hanson called.

Hanson then led out for a bet on the 2♦ river and Stash called.

Hanson turned over A♥10♦5♥4♦ for the nut low and a straight and Stash revealed Ax2x before sending her hand into the muck.

Tags: Bart HansonShannon Stash

Gregg Sends Out Pevahouse

Level 2

Big O

Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between David Pevahouse in late position and Christopher Gregg in the cutoff.

With a board reading 7♠6♥Q♦, Pevahouse checked over to Gregg who bet 2,000 and Pevahouse called.

Pevahouse checked the turn 4♣ and Gregg sized up to 5,000 which saw Pevahouse call a second time.

On the river K♠, Pevahouse checked over to Gregg who moved all in for 5,500 effective and Pevahouse called to put himself at risk.

David Pevahouse: XxXxXxXxXx All in
Christopher Gregg: A♦A♠K♦7♦2♣

Gregg held kings up with the nut low and Pevahouse whipped his cards into the muck as he exited the tournament.

Tags: Christopher GreggDavid Pevahouse

Kessler Gets Respect

Level 2

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Five ways on a flop of Q♠10♠J♣, action checked to Zeph Pages, who bet 2,800 from the hijack. Allen Kessler then announced, "Pot," for a raise to 14,800 on the button and it was folded back around to Pages, who tanked for a while before letting his hand go.

"What did you have?" Kessler asked.

"I had a straight, but it wasn't the nut straight," Pages replied.

Tags: Allen KesslerZeph Pages

Bronshtein and Hamid Chop up Mutliway Pot

Level 2

Big O

Alex Tchong raised to 700 first to act and was called by Yuval Bronshtein from directly behind, Clyde Gaskins in the hijack, and Sami Hamid on the button for a four-way pot.

Action checked through on the 5♣5♠4♣ flop and the 4♦ turn, but Bronshtein bet 1,500 after being checked to on the 7♦ river.

Hamid decided to looked Bronshtein and everyone else folded.

Bronshtein tabled 10♠10♣6♣3♦2♦ for a seven-high straight for the high while Hamid turned over A♦8♦7♥3♥2♠ for the low and they split the pot.

Tags: Alex TchongHamid ChopSami HamidYuval Bronshtein

Level: 2

Limit: 200/300 Blinds, 300-600 Limits
Pot-Limit: 200 Ante, 100/200 Blinds, 400-700 Pot Limit Raise

Cook and Wilkerson Chop Up Dangoor

Level 1

Omaha Hi-Lo

Dylan Wilkerson raised in the hijack and both Daniel Dangoor in the small blind and Andrew Cook called in the big blind.

The flop rolled out Q♥A♥8♦ and action checked around to Wilkerson who bet and both players called.

On the turn 4♣, both blinds checked a second time over to Wilkerson who bet and got called twice again.

Dangoor checked the river 9♥ over to Cook who bet and Wilkerson called. Dangoor responded by raising and Cook clicked it right back, getting called by both Wilkerson and Dangoor.

"Five-two," declared Dangoor as he tabled A♠9♦5♠2♥ for second-nut low, but Wilkerson turned over K♦7♣3♣2♦ for the nut-low to get half. Cook tabled K♥K♣7♥6♣ for the nut-flush and the two players chopped up Dangoor's chips.

Tags: Andrew CookDylan WilkersonDaniel Dangoor