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06-20-2025 00:23 UTC-8

End of Day Chip Counts (full)

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Liam Gannon

Level 12 : Limits 3,000/6,000, 0 ante

Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Limits: 3,000/6,000

Player	Chips	Progress
David Prociak	370,000 207,000	207,000

Mark Klecan	295,000 110,000	110,000
Greg Mueller	293,000 293,000	293,000

Nam Le	260,000 82,000	82,000
Schuyler Thornton	238,000 63,000	63,000
Takuro Matsumoto	230,000 94,500	94,500
Ken Aldridge	228,000 40,000	40,000
Christopher Vitch	228,000

Jampana Appalaraju	225,000 221,000	221,000
Brian Tate	221,000 42,000	42,000
Renan Bruschi	221,000 51,000	51,000

Kelvin Kerber	221,000 71,000	71,000

Ryutaro Suzuki	216,000 33,000	33,000

Joshua Thatcher	214,000 168,000	168,000
Luiz Hota Neto	212,000 97,000	97,000
Stephen O'Dwyer (CA)	201,000 139,000	139,000
Benny Glaser	197,000 153,000	153,000

David Lin	196,000 58,500	58,500
Jonathan Shoreman	196,000 196,000	196,000

Frederic Moss	193,000
Larry Tull	193,000 45,000	45,000
Kristan Lord	190,000 120,000	120,000
George Alexander	189,000 189,000	189,000

Chris Klodnicki	187,000 26,000	26,000

Clinton Cartwright	186,000 14,000	14,000

06-20-2025 00:34 UTC-8

Day 2 Seat Draw

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Liam Gannon

Level 12 : Limits 3,000/6,000, 0 ante

Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Limits: 3,000/6,000

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count
651	1	Eduards Rakuss	Latvia	63,000
651	2	Aaron Kupin	United States	73,000
651	3	Ruiko Mamiya	Japan	155,000
651	4	Ben Yu	United States	77,000
651	5	Amir Nematinia	United States	96,000
651	6	Brian Breck	United States	161,000

652	1	David Gee	United States	87,000
652	2	Yanshing Tsang	Hong Kong	23,000
652	3	Timothy Wong	United States	184,000
652	4	Akshat Bajaj	Canada	68,000
652	5	Joshua Rhodes	United States	63,000
652	6	Clint Wolcyn	United States	41,000

653	1	Joshua Thatcher	United States	214,000
653	2	Bradley Bone	United States	62,000
653	3	Todd Ivens	United States	90,000
653	4	Sebastian Schulz	Denmark	176,000
653	5	David Rodriguez	United States	132,000
653	6	Chris Brewer	United States	77,000

654	1	Ilkka Heikkila	Malta	152,000
654	2	Patrick Moulder	United States	35,500
654	3	Michael Lin	United States	46,000
654	4	Chino Rheem	United States	112,000
654	5	Larry Tull	United States	193,000
654	6	Junhyoung Ki	Korea	140,000

655	1	Allen Kessler	United States	131,000
655	2	AJ Kelsall	United States	47,000
655	4	Kyohei Watanabe	Japan	161,000
655	5	Mike Dreese	United States	14,000
655	6	Jordan Siegel	United States	85,000

656	1	Edward Yam	Hong Kong	133,000
656	3	Danny Wong	United States	67,000
656	4	Shawn Buchanan	Canada	145,000
656	5	Tomasz Gluszko	Poland	89,000
656	6	Takuro Matsumoto	Japan	230,000

657	1	Mark Fraser	United States	82,500
657	2	Ian Chan	United States	32,000
657	3	Robert Ruhl	United States	51,500
657	4	Renan Bruschi	Brazil	221,000
657	5	Quoc Khoang	Netherlands	80,000
657	6	Dan Shak	United States	94,000

658	1	Nicholas Burris	United States	146,000
658	2	Jerome Zerbib	France	144,000
658	3	Clinton Cartwright	United States	186,000
658	4	Jon Shoreman	United Kingdom	196,000
658	5	Hooman Nikzad	United States	132,000
658	6	Long Tran	United States	118,000

659	1	Adam Owen	United Kingdom	122,000
659	2	John Monnette	United States	87,000
659	3	Mark Roland	United States	104,000
659	4	Clyde Gaskins	United States	138,000
659	5	James Woods	United States	130,000
659	6	Stephen Odwyer	United States	201,000

660	1	Wayne Palitz	United States	91,000
660	2	Michael Wattel	United States	96,000
660	3	Sean Akhavi	United States	162,000
660	4	Brian Tate	United States	221,000
660	5	Allen Chang	United States	139,000
660	6	George Alexander	Cyprus	189,000

661	1	Stephen Moreschi	United States	144,000
661	2	Frederic Moss	Canada	193,000
661	3	Hye Park	United States	89,000
661	4	Aron Dermer	United States	111,000
661	5	Haresh Thaker	United Kingdom	59,000
661	6	Xixiang Luo	China	116,000

662	1	David "Bakes" Baker	United States	118,000
662	2	Joshua Damm	United States	143,000
662	3	David Margolis	United States	92,000
662	4	Aalok Arora	United States	109,000
662	5	Carol Anderson	United States	39,000
662	6	Greg Mueller	United States	293,000

663	1	Kyle Miholich	United States	24,000
663	2	Devin Looney	United States	112,000
663	3	Yuval Bronshtein	United States	171,000
663	4	Kory Swekla	United States	106,000
663	5	David Bach	United States	117,000
663	6	Hrair Danielyan	United States	139,000

664	1	Jampana Appalaraju	United States	225,000
664	2	Steve Hyung	United States	118,000
664	3	Daniel Habl	Germany	84,000
664	4	Schuyler Thornton	United States	238,000
664	5	John Bell	United States	95,000
664	6	Kristan Lord	United States	190,000

665	2	Nam Le	United States	260,000
665	3	Mark Klecan	Canada	295,000
665	4	Robert Wells	United Kingdom	122,500
665	5	Kelvin Kerber	Brazil	221,000
665	6	Christopher Vitch	United States	228,000

666	1	Mike Thorpe	United States	62,000
666	2	John Lombardo	Italy	99,000
666	3	David Lin	United States	196,000
666	4	Benny Glaser	United Kingdom	197,000
666	5	Sean Yu	United States	111,000
666	6	Dzmitry Urbanovich	Latvia	88,500

667	1	Brian Hastings	United States	69,000
667	2	Luiz Hota Neto	Brazil	212,000
667	3	Johannes Becker	Germany	107,000
667	4	Felipe Ramos	Brazil	67,000
667	5	Bryan Buonocore	United States	98,000
667	6	Patrick Stacey	United States	137,000

668	1	Terrance Jennings	United States	43,000
668	2	Kyle Arora	United States	64,000
668	3	Jerry Wong	United States	99,000
668	4	Kenneth Aldridge	United States	228,000
668	5	Ahmed Mohamed	United States	30,000
668	6	Philip Sternheimer	Germany	126,000

669	1	Francois Scapula	France	117,000
669	2	Frank Menendez	United States	106,000
669	3	Ryutaro Suzuki	Japan	216,000
669	4	Michael Balan	United States	119,000
669	5	Martin Schamaun	Switzerland	91,000
669	6	Thor Morstoel	Norway	180,000

670	1	Ian Pelz	United States	149,000
670	2	Kevin Gerhart	United States	141,000
670	3	David ODB Baker	United States	113,000
670	4	Matthew Schultz	United States	119,000
670	5	Stephan Nussrallah	United States	40,000
670	6	Scott Bohlman	United States	141,000

648	1	Kyle Loman	United States	170,000
648	2	Jonathan Glendinning	United States	60,000
648	3	Justin Liberto	United States	94,600
648	5	Andrey Zaichenko	Russia	44,000
648	6	Todd Bui	United States	48,000

649	1	David Prociak	United States	370,000
649	2	Thomas Muehloecker	Austria	50,000
649	3	David Funkhouser	United States	23,000
649	4	Lawrence Berg	United States	75,000
649	5	David Tarbet	United Kingdom	137,000

650	1	Wataru Kosugi	Japan	12,000
650	2	Mark Epstein	United States	103,000
650	3	Denis Strebkov	Russia	149,000
650	4	Chris Klodnicki	United States	187,000
650	5	Joshua Brower	United States	27,000
650	6	Daniel Blum	United States	78,000

06-20-2025 00:55 UTC-8

Prociak Leads Biggest-Ever $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw

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Liam Gannon

Level 12 : Limits 3,000/6,000, 0 ante

Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Limits: 3,000/6,000

David Prociak

It was 2016 when the World Series of Poker was introduced to $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball, and the event was won by Christopher Vitch. He took home $136,854 and his first WSOP bracelet after beating out a field of 236. Now in 2025, the entries for Event #56: Mixed Triple Draw Lowball have nearly doubled as 463 came out to play this year’s variant to build a sizable prize pool of $1,030,175. Only 70 players will be able to see any piece of that tomorrow, and today’s survivors tallied up to 133.

Leading the way at the end of Day 1 at Horeshoe and Paris, Las Vegas is two-time WSOP bracelet winner David Prociak, who bagged a sizable lead of 370,000. Just one year out from winning his second bracelet in the $1,500 Badugi, Prociak has been a regular at the WSOP for nearly ten years. A member of the 25K Fantasy team "Team Dinkers," Prociak spent the entire day hovering towards the top of the chip counts. A late-night surge boosted him to the uncontested top spot, and now he looks for another draw bracelet to add to his collection.

Day 1 Top Ten Chip Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	David Prociak	United States	370,000
2	Mark Klecan	Canada	295,000
3	Greg Mueller	United States	293,000
4	Nam Le	United States	260,000
5	Schuyler Thornton	United States	238,000
6	Takuro Matsumoto	Japan	230,000
7	Christopher Vitch	United States	228,000
8	Kenneth Aldridge	United States	228,000
9	Jampana Appalaraju	United States	225,000
10	Renan Bruschi	Brazil	221,000

Rounding out the podium are Mark Klecan (295,000) and three-time WSOP bracelet winner Greg Mueller (293,000). Defending champion Patrick Moulder (35,500) is still in the hunt to claim another WSOP bracelet. Others that survived included former champion Christopher Vitch (228,000), Renan Bruschi (221,000), Benny Glaser (197,000), Yuval Bronshtein (171,000), and current player of the year front runner Scott Bohlman (141,000). They are among the many characters in the star-studded cast of players.

Yuval Bronshtein — 2-time WSOP bracelet winner Yuval Bronshtein bags up in $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw

Not all were able to advance to the following day. Seven-time WSOP bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu was unable to secure another deep run, and he joined the rail with players like Brad Owen, Christopher Chung, Gina Hecht, Shirley Rosario, Nick Schulman, Ryan Hoenig, and 17-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth. Their race to get bracelets will have to be run in another event later in this series.

Players today bagged up after playing 12 levels. They will return to the Horseshoe tomorrow at 1 p.m. to play another ten levels, with action beginning on Level 13. Blinds will begin at 2,000/4,000 with 4,000/8,000 limits and levels lasting one hour each.

Be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for all of the exciting updates.

Tags: Benny Glaser Brad Owen Christopher Chung Christopher Vitch Daniel Negreanu David Prociak Gina Hecht Greg Mueller Jampana Appalaraju Kenneth Aldridge Mark Klecan Nam Le Nick Schulman Patrick Moulder Phil Hellmuth Renan Bruschi Ryan Hoenig Schuyler Thornton Scott Bohlman Shirley Rosario Takuro Matsumoto Team Dinkers Yuval Bronshtein

Event #56: $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball

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