Event #74: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship Day 1 | 2025 World Series of Poker

Player	Chips	Progress
Javier Francort	565,500 15,500	15,500

Ben Lamb	484,500 234,500	234,500

Brandon Crawford	455,500 455,500	455,500
Arunas Sapitavicius	450,000 225,000	225,000
Ken Fishman	398,500 375,000	375,000
Dennis Weiss	395,000 95,000	95,000

Robert Mizrachi	377,000 197,000	197,000

Mathew Johnson	372,500 82,500	82,500
Andreas Zampas	370,500 54,500	54,500
Michael Rocco	368,500 224,500	224,500

Alex Foxen	367,000 239,000	239,000

Stefan Lehner	366,000 136,000	136,000

Scott Bohlman	361,000 151,000	151,000

Pedro Marques	352,000 252,000	252,000
Simeon Tsonev	351,500 86,500	86,500
Erik Nordstrand	349,000 19,000	19,000
Kane Kalas	345,000 115,000	115,000
Ronald Keijzer	337,000 237,000	237,000

Alejandro Jauregui	335,000 25,000	25,000
Joao Estanislau	329,500 50,500	50,500
Alan Pham	326,500 133,500	133,500
Frank Brannan	318,000 4,000	4,000

Thomas Taylor	316,000 21,000	21,000
Moonho Seo	315,500 315,500	315,500
Quan Zhou	314,000 74,000	74,000

Player

Chips

Progress

Javier Francort

565,500

15,500

Ben Lamb

484,500

234,500

Brandon Crawford

455,500

Arunas Sapitavicius

450,000

225,000

Ken Fishman

398,500

375,000

Dennis Weiss

395,000

95,000

Robert Mizrachi

377,000

197,000

Mathew Johnson

372,500

82,500

Andreas Zampas

370,500

54,500

Michael Rocco

368,500

224,500

Alex Foxen

367,000

239,000

Stefan Lehner

366,000

136,000

Scott Bohlman

361,000

151,000

Pedro Marques

352,000

252,000

Simeon Tsonev

351,500

86,500

Erik Nordstrand

349,000

19,000

Kane Kalas

345,000

115,000

Ronald Keijzer

337,000

237,000

Alejandro Jauregui

335,000

25,000

Joao Estanislau

329,500

50,500

Alan Pham

326,500

133,500

Frank Brannan

318,000

4,000

Thomas Taylor

316,000

21,000

Moonho Seo

315,500

Quan Zhou

314,000

74,000

After ten levels of four-card action, just 294 players remain in Event #74: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship at the 2025 World Series of Poker inside the Horseshoe and Paris, Las Vegas. The Day 1 field of 793 has been trimmed by over half, and the survivors will return on Sunday, June 29, at 1 p.m. for Day 2 of this four-day affair.

Topping the chip counts is the Netherlands’ Javier Francort with a stack of 556,500, making him the only player to have breached the half-a-million mark. Ben Lamb sits second on the leaderboard with 484,500, while Brandon Crawford rounds out the podium with 455,500 heading into Day 2.

End of Day 1 Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Javier Francort	Netherlands	565,500	226
2	Ben Lamb	United States	484,500	194
3	Brandon Crawford	United States	455,500	182
4	Arunas Sapitavicius	Lithuania	450,000	180
5	Ken Fishman	United States	398,500	159
6	Dennis Weiss	Germany	395,000	158
7	Robert Mizrachi	United States	377,000	151
8	Mathew Johnson	Canada	372,500	149
9	Andreas Zampas	Greece	370,500	148
10	Michael Rocco	United States	368,500	147

Another player to bag a top ten stack is Germany’s Dennis Weiss, who finished with 395,000, good for 158 big blinds heading into Day 2. Weiss has enjoyed a fantastic 2025 WSOP, reaching two final tables. Most recently, he took down the $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha event, securing his second bracelet of the year and a career-best score of $2,292,155. Some of his chips came in the final level of the night when his kings sent Richard Lee to the rail.

With this being one of the pinnacle championship events of the series, a host of notables have maneuvered their way into Day 2. Among them are five-time bracelet winner Robert Mizrachi (377,000), Alex Foxen (367,000), Scott Bohlman (361,000), fresh off his runner-up finish in the $3,000 Limit Hold’em, Richard Gryko (309,500), and two-time bracelet winner Stephen Chidwick (226,500), whose set of jacks held up earlier in the day to eliminate two opponents.

Some players making it through near the bottom of the pack, with the most work to do, include Dario Alioto (89,500), Matt Glantz (77,500), Maxx Coleman (70,500), Christian Harder (49,000), two-time bracelet winner Alex Livingston (49,000), and Bryce Yockey (36,500).

As this event is a freezeout, some notable players who were eliminated and won't be returning to the baize include Martin Zamani, Santosh Suvarna, David Coleman, Sean Winter, and Daniel Negreanu, who misread his hand. A few bracelet winners to hit the rail today were Sean Troha, Lou Garza, Tyler Brown, and Bruno Furth, who busted early in the day in a flush over flush situation.

Day 2 kicks off at 1 p.m. with blinds at 1,500/2,500 with a 2,500 big blind ante. Late registration will remain open until the start of Level 13, giving new players a final opportunity to join before registration closes at approximately 3:15 p.m. The plan for Day 2 is to play through another ten levels before the survivors return for the penultimate day of play on Monday.