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Level: 6
Limits: 800-2,800
2025 World Series of Poker
Event #36: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship
Day: 1
Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 1
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$3,589,800
Total Entries
386
Level
32
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
300,000
Entries
304
Players Left
142
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Level 5
: Blinds 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
After being the chip-leader for much of the day, Corel Theuma found himself on a slim stack.
Maxx Hoffman potted to 2,100 under the gun before Theuma repotted from the cutoff to 7,200. Ryan Rapaski then repotted from the button and Hoffman got out of the way before Theuma called all-in for 13,100.
Corel Theuma: A♣Q♦J♥5♥ 
Ryan Rapaski: A♠K♠4♥2♠
The 6♥4♦3♦ flop gave Rapaski the nut low and a pair of fours. Theuma found no help on the 8♠7♠ runout as fours held for the high and Rapaski sent Theuma to the rail.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Catching the action in a three-way pot on a flop of A♥J♦8♠. Dylan Wilkerson checked from middle position before James Obst bet 3,500 from the button. Only Wilkerson called.
The 6♣ appeared on the turn and Wilkerson check-called a bet of 8,500 from Obst.
After Wilkerson checked the 6♠ river, Obst bet 29,400, causing Wilkerson to go into the tank. After around a minute, Wilkerson folded and surrendered the pot to Obst.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Koji Fujimoto got all of his chips into the middle preflop, and OIais Ahmed made the call to try to bust him.
Koji Fujimoto: A♥K♠9♣2♣
Owais Ahmed: A♦A♠Q♥4♥
The board ran out 2♠6♦4♠7♦9♦ to give Fujimoto a backdoor two pair to win the high with a seven-six low. Ahem couldn't beat Fujimoto's high, but he did have the same low, meaning Fujimoto got three-quaters on the pot.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
A raising war broke out preflop between Corel Theuma from the cutoff and Ryan Rapaski from the button that resulted in Rapaski being all-in and at risk for 44,100.
Ryan Rapaski: A♠A♦10♦6♣
Corel Theuma: A♥A♣K♣5♣
Both had aces with Theuma having the better low potential. The 8♥8♣5♦ flop paired Theuma before the 7♠ turn gave Rapaski the low. Then, the 9♦ landed on the river to give Rapaski the ten-high straight as he scooped off Theuma, who had been smooth sailing all day as one of the largest stacks in the room until this hand.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Four players saw the dealer spread out a flop of 3♦2♠8♥. After two checks, David Benyamine bet 1,500 from early position and only Gary Benson called from the cutoff.
Benyamine opted to check the 4♠ turn, prompting Benson to bet 6,000. Benyamine carved out the call.
The K♠ on the river went check-check and Benyamine revealed A♣J♥6♥5♥ for a wheel to scoop the pot.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Action was picked up three-ways to a A♥7♠3♥ flop in a hand between Rick Aasen from the hijack, Brian Breck from the cutoff, and Benny Glaser from the button with around 10,000 in the middle.
Aasen led for 5,600, Breck raised pot from the cutoff, Glaser repotted, Aasen folded, and Breck called all-in for 60,400.
Brian Breck: J♦5♥4♥2♥
Benny Glaser: A♠5♦4♣2♠
Both players had the same nut low and wheel wrap. Breck was free-rolling his flush draw until the A♣ turn gave Glaser outs for three-quarters as well. However, the 9♥ completed the board as Breck made his flush to win three quarters from Glaser.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Jon Kyte raised to 1,800 under the gun and only James Obst called from the next seat.
Kyte bet 3,000 on the 9♦K♦4♠ flop and was met by a raise to 7,500 from Obst. Kyte made the call.
Both players checked the 3♣ turn to see the 2♦ appear on the river. Kyte bet the pot, which Obst called.
Kyte revealed A♦Q♥7♥2♣ for just a pair of deuces with a seven-four low. Obst turned over A♠J♣6♠2♠ for the same high, but with a six-four low, meaning Obst won three-quarters of the pot.
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Limits: 600-2,100
Robert Mizrachi raised to 1,800 under the gun with Stanislav Ivanov calling from the cutoff, Allan Le calling from the button, and Eddie Blumenthal defending his big blind.
After two checks on the 2♣3♣10♣ flop, Ivanov bet 5,700, which only Le called.
Ivanov bet again upon seeing the 9♥ appear on the turn. After a brief pause, Le called.
The river came the Q♣ and Ivanov jammed for his last 35,300. Le gave it some thought, but ultimately settled on a fold.
