2025 World Series of Poker

Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold’em
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j5
Prize
$200,303
Event Info
Buy-in
$3,000
Prize Pool
$915,810
Total Entries
343
Level Info
Level
29
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
343
Players Left
100
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Some Late Night Busts

Level 12

Placey Eliminated

Level 12

Julio Belluscio raised in the hijack, Peter Placey three-bet on the button, Belluscio called.

Belluscio check-raised on a flop of A38, Placey bet-called. Belluscio bet when the J hit the turn, Placey announced all in, Belluscio snap-called.

Peter Placey: AQ All in
Julio Belluscio: 88

Placey soon realised he was drawing dead, and the 3 completed the run out.

Tags: Julio BelluscioPeter Placey

Some Recent Eliminations

Level 12

Troha Sees the Exit

Level 10
Sean Troha
Sean Troha

Sean Troha raised in the cutoff and Xixiang Luo flatted on the button.

The flop came 109J and Troha check-called a bet from Luo, bringing the 2 turn.

Troha check-called again and the river landed the 8. Troha checked for a third time and Luo bet.

Troha looked back at his cards before tossing them into the muck. He was left with just 5,000 after the hand, and was seen exiting the tournament area shortly after.

Tags: Sean TrohaXixiang Luo

Boeken Building a Stack

Level 10
Noah Boeken
Noah Boeken

Noah Boeken raised under the gun, Bradley Salhus three-bet on the button, and Barny Boatman four-bet in the small blind. Boeken called, Salhus five-bet, Boatman called, and Boeken called.

The flop came K9Q and it checked to Salhus who bet. Boatman called, Boeken raised, Salhus called to put himself at risk, and Boatman called.

On the 7 turn, Boatman check-called, bringing the 6 river where he check-called once more.

Boeken tabled KQ for two pair, kings and queens, besting the AK of Boatman. Salhus stood up from his seat and tossed his cards into the muck.

Tags: Barny BoatmanBradley SalhusNoah Boeken

Klein Cracks Kings

Level 10
Robert Klein
Robert Klein

Action folded around to Robert Klein in the small blind who raised and Thor Morstoel three-bet in the big blind. Klein called the two saw a flop of AJ6.

Klein check-raised and Morstoel called with only 3,500 behind. The turn landed the 3 and Klein bet, putting Morstoel all in who made the call.

Thor Morstoel: KK All in
Robert Klein: A9

The 10 river offered no help to Morstoel and he was sent to the rail.

Tags: Robert KleinThor Morstoel

Vanstrom Eliminated

Level 8

Yi Klassen raised under the gun, Mark Klecan three-bet from the cutoff, and Jason Vanstrom called on the button. Klassen also made the call.

The flop came 364, and action checked to Vanstrom, who put out a bet. Both Klassen and Klecan called.

On the 7 turn, it checked to Vanstrom again, who continued his aggression. Klassen called, but Klecan raised. Vanstrom responded by moving all in, and both Klassen and Klecan called.

The 2 river completed the board. Klassen checked, and Klecan fired one last bet, which Klassen quickly folded to.

Vanstrom tabled AA, but Klecan revealed 55 for a turned straight to scoop the massive pot and eliminate Vanstrom.

Tags: Jason VanstromMark KlecanYi Klassen

Rich Gets Richer

Level 6

Cody Rich raised in the cutoff and Terrence Walsh three-bet from the big blind. Rich made the call.

The flop came 2A5, Walsh bet and Rich called, bringing the 6 turn.

Walsh checked, Rich bet, and Walsh moved all in for his remaining 2,700. Rich quickly called.

Terrence Walsh: QQ All in
Cody Rich: A8

The river landed the J and Rich's pair of aces sent Walsh packing.

Tags: Cody RichTerrence Walsh

Xu Wins With a Boat; Mathews Busts

Level 6
Qiang Xu
Qiang Xu

Catching the action on a flop of 3103 and with Graham Mathews all-in for around 2,000. Xixiang Luo and Qiang Xu had called to see the 10 appear on the turn. Luo bet from under the gun, and Xu raised from the hijack. Luo called.

The 6 fell on the river and Luo bet. Xu raised all in for his last 3,000, which Luo called. Mathews showed ace-high with AxQx, Luo revealed a flush with Q7, but Xu had a boat holding A10. Mathews headed to the rail, while Xu more than doubled up.

Tags: Graham MathewsQiang XuXixiang Luo

The First Elimination of the Tournament

Level 3