2025 World Series of Poker

Event #24: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Double Board Bomb Pot
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a♠2♠10♦6♥
Prize
$290,400
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,927,530
Total Entries
1,452
Level Info
Level
37
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
800,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
1,452
Players Left
162
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Boat Over Boat Over Boat

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
Level 8 : Blinds 0/0, 1,000 ante

8♠10♥7♠7♣8♣
10♦6♣K♠A♠A♣

Benjamin Jackson fired a bet out for 12,000 on the flop with 10♣10♠7♥8♥, Gang Zhao raised to 30,000 in middle position with 6♥6♠3♠7♦, Joao Simao announced "all in" for 20,000 with K♥2♦K♦4♦, and Jackson put the rest of his stack in to call.

The dealer dealt the turn and river, which gave Jackson a full house on the top and bottom boards. However, he did not scoop due to Simao's larger full house on the bottom.

Zhao's trip sevens on the top board and full house on the bottom board were no good.

Tags: Benjamin JacksonGang ZhaoJoao Simao

Level: 8

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 1,000

Ashby At it Again; Satyarthi Scoops

John Avelino
John Avelino
Level 7 : 0/0, 800 ante
Richard Ashby
Richard Ashby

With the action ramping up in the Event #24: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Double Board Bomb Pot bracelet event, players are putting their chips in rampantly. A hand with some notable names at the table arose as a double board hit the felt of:

8♥2♣Q♠
J♠4♥9♣

Divyam Satyarthi moved all in for 13,500. Daniel Tafur went all in behind him for 25,000 and Richard Ashby called the all in from late position. Both Erik Seidel and Bradley Anderson folded behind. Three players were all in with two at risk.

Divyam Satyarthi: K♥Q♣9♠8♦All in
Daniel Tafur: K♣8♣7♣5♣All in
Richard Ashby: A♠J♣10♦2♠

The turn and river cards were dealt subsequential as:

A♣3♦
10♠3♥

Satyarthi turned a king-high straight winning the bottom board for less and the top with his two pair. Ashby won a bigger side pot for the top board with a pair of aces against Tafur. Tafur took the bottom half of the side pot with a jack-high straight and chopping the pot with Ashby as Satyarthi had significantly less compared to both stacks.

Tags: Richard AshbyDivyam SatyarthiDaniel TafurBradley Anderson

Kornuth and Olguin Eliminate Capriles

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
Level 7 : Blinds 0/0, 800 ante

8♥6♣5♠2♠9♥
10♣6♠Q♠3♦Q♦

Miguel Capriles was all in with K♦4♣8♠7♠ from the big blind, Chance Kornuth called with 7♣9♠3♠3♣ from under the gun, and Antonio Olguin was all in with 9♣8♦7♦10♦ from middle position.

Olguin took the top board with a straight, while Kornuth scooped the bottom board with a full house, threes full of queens. Capriles was eliminated.

Tags: Antonio OlguinChance KornuthMiguel Capriles

Level: 7

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 800

Nacho is All In; Fades a Scoop

John Avelino
John Avelino
Level 6 : Blinds 0/0, 600 ante
Nacho Barbero
Nacho Barbero

The action was picked up as Nacho Barbero moved all in for 19,300 into a pot of 23,000 leaving Isaac Kempton for a decision on a double board of:

Q♣3♥2♣10♠10♥
8♠8♣4♠9♠9♦

After a short while, Kempton threw in the call and the players revealed their hole cards.

Nacho Barbero: J♠8♦8♥6♣ All in
Isaac Kempton: Q♠7♦4♣3♠

Barbero flopped quads on the bottom board, Kempton's queens and tens on the top held up and Barbero survives to continue his run for his second gold bracelet.

Tags: Isaac KemptonNacho Barbero

Aces No Good

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
Level 6 : Blinds 0/0, 600 ante

7♥5♣J♦4♥J♠
9♣7♦3♥8♣3♦

There were 60,000 chips in the pot, Jake Schwartz was all in with J♣7♠5♦4♣ from the cutoff, Timothy Byrd tabled K♣K♥6♥10♠ from under the gun, and Colin Burton showed A♦A♠6♠8♥ in early position.

Schwartz won the top board with a full house, while Burton took the bottom board with a straight, resulting in a split pot between the two as Burton only plays one pair of aces on each board.

Tags: Colin BurtonJake SchwartzTimothy Byrd

Has This Unsung Poker Star Been the Top WSOP Performer Since 2015?

Jon Sofen
Jon Sofen
Level 6 : Blinds 0/0, 600 ante
Poker Pro
Poker Pro

Only one player has won seven World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets in the past 10 years of live WSOP events, excluding the COVID year (2020). No, it isn't Shaun Deeb, nor is it Jeremy Ausmus or Phil Hellmuth.

This poker pro doesn't get the mainstream attention he probably deserves. While Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, and Phil Ivey get most of the headlines, this individual often flies under the radar. But he's been so dominant at the WSOP for years that the poker world — not just the hardcore crowd — should be made aware of his historic accomplishments.

Find Out Who it is Here

Tags: Daniel NegreanuJeremy AusmusPhil HellmuthShaun Deeb

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