2025 World Series of Poker

Event #43: $1,500 Razz
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
7x6x4x2xax
Prize
$126,363
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$626,580
Total Entries
472
Level Info
Level
31
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
472
Players Left
97
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Rudd Doesn't Fall In Hole

Level 6

Action was picked up on fourth street in a pot between Andreas Hole and Ralph Rudd.

Ralph Rudd: XxXx/Ax5x6xJx/Xx
Andreas Hole: XxXx/4xAx10xAx/Xx

Hole bet on fourth street and Rudd called.

On fifth street, Rudd bet out and Hole checked.

Rudd bet twice on sixth and seventh street with Hole calling each time.

"Eight," said Rudd as he turned over 8x5x2x for eight-six. Hole turned over 8x6x4x for eight-six as well, but his played to the four while Rudd's played to the two and Rudd took the pot from Hole.

Tags: Andreas HoleRalph Rudd

Selected Chip Counts

Level 6

Reid Takes From Teach

Level 6

Action was picked on fourth street between Ken "Teach" Aldridge and Terrance "TJ" Reid.

Terrance "TJ" Reid: XxXx/5x9x2x7x
Ken "Teach" Aldridge: XxXx/4x8xKxAx (Folded on sixth street)

Reid called a bet on fourth street from Aldridge.

On fifth street and sixth street, Reid bet each time and Aldridge called on fifth street but folded his hand on sixth street while showing 2xAx as he mucked.

As he was pushed the pot, Reid showed an A.

Tags: Terrance ReidKen Aldridge

Lightning Strikes Twice as Walsh, Liu, and Breck Play Another Pot

Level 6

Brian Breck: JxJx6x / 7x3xAx9x
David Walsh: XxXx / AxAx - folded on fourth street
Tsz Liu: 4x2xXx / 3x5xKxQx

There was a bring in before Brian Breck raised. David Walsh called and Tsz Liu raised again. After the bring in folded, both Breck and Walsh called.

On fourth, Liu bet, Breck called, and Walsh folded his pair of aces. Breck bet on fifth and sixth, and Liu called both.

When both players received their last down card, Breck bet and Liu pondered the call for some time. After around 30 seconds, she put in the call.

Breck then showed 9-7-6-3-A, and Liu flashed four-deuce before she mucked.

Tags: Brian BreckDavid WalshTsz Liu

Breck Doesn't Like to Fold, But Must

Level 6
Brian Breck
Brian Breck

Brian Breck has been making waves in the mixed game scene as of recent, with multiple deep runs at the last PGT Mixed Games series, and several appearances in the $10,000 Championship Events this WSOP. He is an action player who always seems to be in a hand when you walk by his table.

Brian Breck: 4xXx / 8x8x4x4x - folded on sixth street
David Walsh: XxXx / 5x9x10xAx
Tsz Liu: XxXx / JxQx8x - folded on fifth street

Action was picked up three-ways to fifth after a bet went in on fourth street, causing a fourth participant in the hand to bow out.

Breck bet on fifth, Walsh check-called, and Liu check-folded.

On sixth, Breck folded to a bet after double-pairing, revealing that he made a full house, prompting an obligatory "Wrong game" comment from a tablemate.

Tags: Brian BeckDavid WalshTsz Liu

Friedman and David See Seventh On Two

Level 6

Action was picked up on fifth street in a hand between Adam Friedman, Sergio Braga, and Jeanne David.

Adam Friedman: XxXx/2xAx5x4x/Xx
Jeanne David: XxXx/Ax6x5x4x/Xx
Sergio Braga: XxXx/6xAx8xKx (Folded on sixth)

Friedman bet on fifth street, and both of his opponents called.

On sixth street, Friedman bet again, and this time, only David called.

Seventh street saw Friedman bet again with David calling, and she mucked after seeing 10x3x2x for a wheel, which was good for the pot.

The next hand saw Braga complete with David and Friedman calling behind.

Adam Friedman: XxXx/3xAx2x10x/Xx
Jeanne David: XxXx/6x7xQx7x/Xx
Sergio Braga: [xxxx/7x8x8x (Folded on fifth street)

Friedman bet on fourth street and fifth street, which saw David call on both streets with Braga calling on fourth and folding on fifth.

On sixth street, Friedman bet and David called.

Seventh street saw Friedman bet once more, and David folded.

Tags: Adam FriedmanJeanne DavidSergio Braga

Defending Champion Seiver Among First to Hit the Rail

Level 6

Scott Seiver is among the first players to hit the rail in the $1,500 Razz. It is a freezeout so there are no reentries, which means a new champion is guaranteed in this year's event.

Tags: Scott Seiver

Level: 6

Ante: 100
Bring In: 200
Completion: 600
Limits: 600-1,200

Roberts Can't Beat a Queen

Level 5

David [Removed:550]: XxXx / 8x8xKx - folded on fifth street
Ashley Lance: 5x4x2x / Kx8xQxKx
Bentley Roberts: 4x2x2x / 3xAx3xAx

Bentley Roberts bet on fourth street and both David [Removed:550] and Ashley Lance called. Roberts fired again on fifth, which got [Removed:550] to fold, but Lance dropped in the call.

Roberts' board had two pair showing and he fired on sixth, which Lance called. On seventh, Roberts bet again.

"So you're saying you can beat a queen," said Lance. "I gotta call," he added, before he called.

"I can't beat a queen," said Roberts as he flipped a pair of deuces. Lance took it down with his queen-eight.

"I can't check it back," Roberts admitted with his three pair.

Tags: Ashley LanceBentley RobertsDavid Agarwal

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