2025 World Series of Poker

Event #37: $1,500 MONSTER STACK
Day: 2
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j♠3♦
Prize
$1,204,457
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$13,168,800
Entries
9,920
Level Info
Level
46
Blinds
4,000,000 / 8,000,000
Ante
8,000,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
3,217
Players Left
464
Players Left 1 / 9920
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Horseshoe Paris (Tables 1-10)

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Horseshoe Paris11Joseph RogersUnited States112,000
Horseshoe Paris12Jeanfrancois AlexandreCanada133,500
Horseshoe Paris13Anthony De VitaCanada139,000
Horseshoe Paris14Daewoong SongSouth Korea58,500
Horseshoe Paris15Ryan McneelUnited States199,000
Horseshoe Paris16Tiago FernandesPortugal54,000
Horseshoe Paris17Richard MaurerUnited States321,500
Horseshoe Paris18Aaron ThivyanathanUnited States111,000
Horseshoe Paris19Cody BrinnUnited States113,500
      
Horseshoe Paris21Luke BoyntonUnited Kingdom110,500
Horseshoe Paris22Oyun GereltsetsegMongolia123,000
Horseshoe Paris23Glenn ColeUnited States20,500
Horseshoe Paris24Michael FryettUnited States87,000
Horseshoe Paris25Eric KotsinesUnited States75,500
Horseshoe Paris26Kennith AndersonUnited States41,000
Horseshoe Paris27Mario NiciforoArgentina405,500
Horseshoe Paris28Jerry FlanneryUnited States100,000
Horseshoe Paris29Jacopo Olivieri AchilleItaly148,500
      
Horseshoe Paris31Andres Vasquez FajardoColombia219,000
Horseshoe Paris32Daniel CunninghamUnited States247,000
Horseshoe Paris33Melvin PodaimaCanada132,000
Horseshoe Paris34Nilson SilvajuniorBrazil198,000
Horseshoe Paris35Peter CsampaiUnited States75,000
Horseshoe Paris36Eric VinciUnited States47,000
Horseshoe Paris37Joseph ShinnUnited States149,000
Horseshoe Paris38Austin MarksUnited States44,000
Horseshoe Paris39John LombardoItaly62,500
      
Horseshoe Paris41Samuel ChoaeUnited States159,000
Horseshoe Paris42Yuanjun LuChina487,000
Horseshoe Paris43Brandon NavarreteUnited States90,000
Horseshoe Paris44Daniel ChitiUnited States104,500
Horseshoe Paris45Eric OconnellUnited States203,500
Horseshoe Paris46Kevin LeeUnited States86,500
Horseshoe Paris47Santiago BurzacoArgentina222,500
Horseshoe Paris48Insoo ParkUnited States222,500
Horseshoe Paris49Kenneth BrossoitUnited States76,000
      
Horseshoe Paris51Emmanuel ReyesUnited States298,000
Horseshoe Paris52Pat DattiloCanada53,500
Horseshoe Paris53Joseph OcchipintiUnited States103,000
Horseshoe Paris54Jonathan TackettUnited States71,000
Horseshoe Paris55Kirk DrickmanUnited States105,000
Horseshoe Paris56Cesar FloresUnited States174,500
Horseshoe Paris57Jessica RichardsUnited States38,500
Horseshoe Paris58Stanislav BlindarUkraine180,500
Horseshoe Paris59Paul SasoUnited States115,000
      
Horseshoe Paris61Peter BrooksUnited States91,000
Horseshoe Paris62Christopher KondratUnited Kingdom74,000
Horseshoe Paris63Yunkyu SongUnited States68,500
Horseshoe Paris64Marc WolfUnited States126,500
Horseshoe Paris65Dalvinder BainsUnited States241,000
Horseshoe Paris66Philip TardifUnited States166,500
Horseshoe Paris67Scott LazarUnited States76,000
Horseshoe Paris68Brandon ThomasUnited States65,000
Horseshoe Paris69Philip NittiUnited States126,000
      
Horseshoe Paris71Michael MisikoffUnited States184,000
Horseshoe Paris72Regan DuongUnited States134,500
Horseshoe Paris73Jason MaeroffUnited States344,000
Horseshoe Paris74Anthony SpinellaUnited States383,500
Horseshoe Paris75Mohammadreza GolestaniUnited States233,500
Horseshoe Paris76Michael MonacoUnited States82,500
Horseshoe Paris77Taylor FilipkowskiUnited States88,000
Horseshoe Paris78Karen RobisonUnited States90,500
Horseshoe Paris79James BorlandUnited States79,000
      
Horseshoe Paris81Lisa SchuesslerUnited States134,500
Horseshoe Paris82Arthur MerrimanUnited States226,000
Horseshoe Paris83Michael FisherCanada27,000
Horseshoe Paris84Andrew WilsonUnited Kingdom175,000
Horseshoe Paris85Gershon DistenfeldUnited States229,500
Horseshoe Paris86Daniel WeaverUnited Kingdom245,000
Horseshoe Paris87Chander JainUnited States534,000
Horseshoe Paris88Ariel ReidUnited States215,500
Horseshoe Paris89Simon ChengUnited States194,000
      
Horseshoe Paris91Samuel FergusonUnited States300,500
Horseshoe Paris92Collin AndersonUnited States145,000
Horseshoe Paris93Troy ActonUnited States57,500
Horseshoe Paris94Dustin BowlingUnited States364,500
Horseshoe Paris95Kevin McclurgUnited States143,500
Horseshoe Paris96Michael LintonUnited States205,000
Horseshoe Paris97Michael TeichUnited States112,000
Horseshoe Paris98Gerald BenetFrance269,500
Horseshoe Paris99Greg CollinsUnited States143,500
      
Horseshoe Paris101Spencer TepUnited States295,500
Horseshoe Paris102Karen KarnafelUnited States242,000
Horseshoe Paris103Denis SimardCanada95,000
Horseshoe Paris104Grant ElmerUnited States186,000
Horseshoe Paris105David ColeUnited States69,000
Horseshoe Paris106Emre AkgozUnited States243,500
Horseshoe Paris107Galen MansoorUnited States59,000
Horseshoe Paris108Satar AlsadounUnited States88,500
Horseshoe Paris109Kai CohenUnited States50,000

Event #37: $1,500 MONSTER STACK

Day 2 Started

Christopher Leach Leads the Pack Into Day 2

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Chris Moorman
Chris Moorman

Day 2 of Event #37: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em MONSTER STACK starts today at 11 a.m. at the Horseshoe and Paris, Las Vegas. With a total field of 9,920 players, the event has amassed a total prize pool of $13,168,800. But only 3,217 players will be returning for Day 2 with one goal in mind - to last through ten 60-minute levels to make into Day 3.

Leading the pack into Day 2 is Christopher Leach with 965,000. Following closely in second is and Nikolay Volper with 793,000 chips and in third Iason Filippidis with 759,000, completing the podium positions.

Other notables that have made it to Day 2 are Chris Moorman (274,000), Jason Dewitt (400,000), Joe Cada (344,000), Brian Yoon (337,000), David Jackson (373,500), and Andrew Ostapchenko (356,5000), to name a few.

Top Ten Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Christopher LeachUnited States965,000322
2Nikolay VolperUnited States793,000264
3Iason FilippidisGreece759,000253
4Max HavlishUnited States735,000245
5Caleb LarsenUnited States714,500238
6Zhengpeng LiuChina642,000214
7Matthew RussellUnited States620,000207
8Maxx HollandUnited States605,000202
9Benjamin LeilousUnited States582,500194
10Trung PhamUnited States575,500192

Action will be happening in Horseshoe Blue, Red, White, Bronze, Gold, Silver, Provence, Normandy and Horseshoe Paris. Cards will be in the air starting with Level 12, blinds 1,500/3,000 and 3,000 ante. There will be a 15-minute break every two levels and a 60-minute dinner break after Level 17.

Remain tuned in to PokerNews for further updates and live reporting straight from the felt.

Tags: Andrew OstapchenkoBenjamin LeilousBrian YoonCaleb LarsenChris MoormanChristopher LeachDavid JacksonIason FilippidisJason DewittJoe CadaMatthew RussellMax HavlishMaxx HollandMichael MarunaMichael Maruna LeadsMonster StackNikolay VolperZhengpeng Liu

Level: 12

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

Laplante Turns Two

Robert Jones
Robert Jones
Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

The action was picked up on the flop with slightly over 60,000 in the middle. The board read K♦6♥4♠.

In the cutoff, Ryan Laplante check-called the 16,000 bet from Alejandro Andion, sitting on the button.

On the 7♦ turn, both players checked.

The river came the J♦ and Laplante bet 45,000. Andion called and was shown 7♠6♠ for two pair. Andion mucked his hand.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Ryan Laplante us
Ryan Laplante 		290,000
80,000
 80,000
$25K Fantasy
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Alejandro Andion ar
Alejandro Andion 		80,000
97,000
 97,000

Tags: Alejandro AndionRyan Laplante

Finger Gets Sticky

Joseph Berg
Joseph Berg
Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Martin Finger raised to 7,000 from the cutoff and was called by Khalifa Tayar on the button and Martin Stausholm in the big blind.

Action checked through on the 6♦8♣5♥ flop.

On the turn 8♠, Stausholm led out for 17,000. Finger called, while Tayar folded.

The river brought the 10♦. Stausholm tossed out two green chips and two yellow chips, representing a bet of 52,000. Finger stared at his opponent for a moment, hoping to get a read. Eventually, he made the call. Stausholm tabled Ax9♠, which was no good. Finger's A♠5♣ was the winner, and he dragged in a nice pot to start Day 2.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Martin Finger de
Martin Finger 		202,000
90,000
 90,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Khalifa Tayar il
Khalifa Tayar 		194,500
7,000
 7,000
Profile photo of Martin Stausholm dk
Martin Stausholm 		98,000
74,000
 74,000

Tags: Martin StausholmMartin FingerKhalifa Tayar

Murphy Forces a Fold

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Andrew Murphy opened for 6,000 under the gun and got one caller in the big blind, Davis Aalvik. The flop came 6♦2♣4♣ and after a check, Murphy continued with an 8,000 bet. Aalvik called.

On the turn A♥, Murphy fired 17,000 which was enough to make Aalvik fold.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Andrew Murphy gb
Andrew Murphy 		186,000
12,000
 12,000
Profile photo of Davis Aalvik us
Davis Aalvik 		72,000
133,000
 133,000

Tags: Andrew MurphyDavis Aalvik

Carino Knicks Out To

Robert Jones
Robert Jones
Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Travis To raised from middle position to 6,000, was called by Michael Traficante in the hijack, and was raised by Kyle Carino in the cutoff to 16,000. To then moved all in for slightly over 50,000 and was called by Carino.

Travis To: 7♣7♠ All in
Kyle Carino: 10♦10♥

The board ran out K♥10♣2♠6♠2♦ improving Carino to tens-full, and To was headed to the rail.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Kyle Carino us
Kyle Carino 		200,000
42,500
 42,500
Profile photo of Travis To us
Travis To 		Busted

Tags: Kyle CarinoMichael TraficanteTravis To

Anderson Beats Lima's Fives

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Francis Anderson opened for 6,500 and got a caller in Nicolas Kohan in the small blind. Karina Lima, decided to shove all in from the big blind for about 58,000, prompting Anderson to ask for a count.

After the count was made, Anderson responded with his own all-in jam, pushing Kohan out of the pot and leaving the two players to head to showdown.

Karina Lima: 5♣5♠ All in
Francis Anderson: K♥10♥

Anderson need to hit one of his overcards to beat Lima's pocket fives. It didn't happen when the flop dropped 9♥2♣J♦, but the K♦ turn gave Anderson what he wanted, leaving Lima to hope for a miracle. That miracle didn't arrive on the A♥ river, eliminating Lima as Anderson scooped the pot.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Francis Anderson us
Francis Anderson 		270,000
63,000
 63,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Nicolas Kohan us
Nicolas Kohan 		172,000
68,500
 68,500
Profile photo of Karina Lima us
Karina Lima 		Busted

Tags: Francis AndersonKarina LimaNicolas Kohan

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