2025 World Series of Poker

Event #25: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
kkq8774
Prize
$295,008
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,181,100
Total Entries
127
Level Info
Level
26
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
100
Players Left
46
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Zinno Up; Defending Champion in

Level 3
Anthony Zinno
Anthony Zinno

Anthony Zinno: XxXx/K77A/Xx
Brian Lieberman: XxXx/24210/Xx - folded on seventh street
James Obst: XxXx/A65 - folded on fifth street

Defending champion James Obst was seen taking his seat and wasted little time getting involved.

Anthony Zinno completed with his king and was called by Obst and Brian Lieberman for a three-way pot.

Action checked through on fourth street, and then Zinno bet on fifth after pairing his seven. Obst folded, and Lieberman called.

Both players checked on sixth street, and Zinno went back to betting on seventh. Lieberman let his hand go, and Zinno was sent the pot.

Tags: Anthony ZinnoBrian LiebermanJames Obst

Lieberman Shows Negreanu a Straight

Level 3

Brian Lieberman: 982/7610Q
Daniel Negreanu: XxXx/KKJ8/Xx

Catching up on fourth street, Liberman called a bet from Negreanu, who held face-up kings.

Lieberman proceeded to call bets from Negreanu on fifth and sixth street, and then both players checked on seventh.

"Can you beat it?" Negreanu asked in reference to his board.

"Yeah," Lieberman said as he tabled 982 for a straight.

Negreanu took another look at his hole cards and sent his hand into the muck to award Lieberman the pot.

Tags: Brian LiebermanDaniel Negreanu

Level: 3

Ante: 200
Low Card: 200
Completion: 800
Limits: 800-1600

Eskandani Trips Up Lieberman

Level 3

David Lieberman: 1054 / A45A
Mori Eskandani: A22 / J962

Action was picked up on fifth street as Lieberman check-called.

On sixth, Lieberman led with open aces and Eskandani called. Eskandani called a final bet on seventh. Lieberman revealed his two pair which were no good against the trip twos of Eskandani who dragged the pot.

Tags: David LiebermanMori Eskandani

Taylor Keeps His Foot on the Gas

Level 2

Thomas Taylor: XxXx/KJ47
Brian Breck: XxXx/21043 - folded on sixth street

Thomas Taylor completed and Brian Breck defended his bring-in.

Breck called bets from Taylor on fourth and fifth street, but folded facing a bet on sixth street to send the pot Taylor's way.

Tags: Thomas TaylorBrian Breck

Walters On the Wrong Side Again

Level 2

Walter Chambers: 8x8xXx / 8JAQ
Anthony Zinno: 997 / 6294
Vassilios Lazarou: XxXx / A1062 - folded on sixth street

Action was picked up three-ways to sixth as Chambers led. Zinno raised before Lazarou painfully folded, and Chambers called.

Chambers check-called a final bet from Zinno on seventh who revealed three nines which were good against the three eights of Chambers as he fell on the wrong side of a cooler again.

Tags: Anthony ZinnoVassilios LazarouWalter Chambers

Yoon Pays Bach Off

Level 2
David Bach
David Bach

David Bach: AK4/36A9
Brian Yoon: XxXx/J3K10/Xx

Brian Yoon completed and David Bach defended his big blind.

Bach called a bet from Yoon on fourth street and then raised a bet from Yoon on fifth, which Yoon called.

Yoon proceeded to call bets from Bach on sixth and seventh and Bach turned over AK4 for a pair of aces. Yoon couldn't beat it and sent his hand into the muck — awarding Bach a nice pot.

Tags: Brian YoonDavid Bach

Eveslage Coolers Chambers

Level 2

Walter Chambers: K107 / 10K35
Chad Eveslage: 1088 / 8656
Brian Breck: XxXx / 928 - folded on fifth street

Action was picked up on fifth as the action checked to Eveslage, who bet, Walters raised, and Breck folded after some deliberation. Eveslage made it three bets and Chambers called.

Eveslage led on sixth with open sixes and Chambers called. Eveslage led again on seventh, Chambers raised, and Eveslage just called. Chambers revealed his king-high flush which was no good against the full house of Eveslage, who was on the right side of the cooler.

Tags: Brian BreckChad EveslageWalter Chambers

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