2025 World Series of Poker

Event #78: $600 PokerNews Deepstack Championship
Day: 3
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j♠2♣
Prize
$302,165
Event Info
Buy-in
$600
Prize Pool
$2,856,168
Total Entries
5,667
Level Info
Level
40
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
1,600,000
Players Info - Day 3
Entries
55
Players Left
6
Players Left 1 / 5,667
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Triple-Up for Dominguez

Nick Vazquez
Nick Vazquez
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Jorge Dominguez
Jorge Dominguez

Jorge Dominguez went all in for 4,500,000 from the cutoff. Mario Diaz Quilez then went all in from the small blind, and Aditya Sushant called all in from the big blind.

Jorge Dominguez: K♠10♦ All in
Aditya Sushant: A♠K♥ All in
Mario Diaz Quilez: A♦J♦

The flop was a spicy K♦10♥4♦, so Diaz Quilez had many ways to catch up. The turn was the 4♥ and the river was the 7♠, so he wasn't able to improve. Dominguez won the main pot with two pair, and Sushant won the side pot.

Tags: Aditya SushantJorge DominguezMario Diaz Quilez

Schill Pushes Back

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante

Daniel Schill raised to 1,000,000 in middle position. After action folded to the big blind, Jason Li called to see a flop.

The dealer showed 6♠J♥2♠. Li check-called Schill's bet of 750,000. Both players knuckled the turn 4♥.

On the river 8♣, Li led out with a 1,200,000 sending Schill to the tank. Finally, he pushed around 5,000,000 to the middle. Li conceded his hand and the pot to Schill.

Tags: Daniel SchillJason Li

Godard Takes From Li

Erick Torres
Erick Torres
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Nicolas Godard
Nicolas Godard

Jason Li raised to 1,000,000 from early position. Nicolas Godard called from the small blind, and Ran Kadur called from the big blind.

All three players checked the flop of 10♥Q♥6♦.

When the K♣ peeled on the turn, Godard and Kadur checked, but Li opted to bet 1,300,000. Godard called, and Kadur folded.

Godard checked again on the 8♣ river, which led to a hefty bet of 3,100,000 from Li. Godard quickly called.

Li showed K♠J♦ for top pair, but it was no good as Godard rolled over A♥K♦ for the better kicker.

Tags: Jason LiNicolas GodardRan Kadur

Unofficial Final Table Seat Draw

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Level 35 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
SeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Nathan ThrushUnited States9,475,00019
2Nicolas GodardFrance20,300,00041
3Ran KadurIsrael11,500,00023
4Nick AhmadiUnited States19,500,00039
5Jason LiCanada37,000,00074
6Jorge DominguezArgentina4,850,00010
7Daniel SchillUnited States30,000,00060
8Mario DiazquilezSpain8,000,00016
9Aditya SushantIndia4,100,0008
10Pablo ValdesMexico23,000,00046

Harold Harvey Eliminated in 11th Place ($23,526)

Nick Vazquez
Nick Vazquez
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Harold Harvey
Harold Harvey

Harold Harvey raised in the cutoff to 1,300,000. Daniel Schill then moved all in from the small blind. Harvey thought for a moment before making the call.

Harold Harvey: J♠J♥ All in
Daniel Schill: K♣Q♣

The board came out A♥Q♠6♣8♣9♠, so Schill won this coinflip and Harvey was the 11th-place finisher.

Tags: Daniel SchillHarold Harvey

Ivan Ruban Eliminated in 12th Place ($18,669)

Nick Vazquez
Nick Vazquez
Level 35 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Ivan Ruban
Ivan Ruban

After losing an all-in preflop confrontation with A♦Q♥ against Nick Ahmadi' s 8♦8♣, Ivan Ruban was left with a stack under 5,000,000 chips.

In this hand, Ruban was in the big blind and called a raise from Ahamdi in the cutoff.

The flop came K♠5♠4♠, and Ruban checked. Ahmadi bet 700,000, and Ruban went all in. Ahmadi made the call.

Ivan Ruban: K♥J♦ All in
Nick Ahmadi: A♠10♥

The 2♥ hit the turn and the 3♦ came on the river, meaning Ahmadi made a straight and eliminated Ruban.

Tags: Ivan RubanNick Ahmadi

Worse Than Ever? Hellmuth WSOP Entrance Branded 'Cringe' and 'Awkward'

Jon Sofen
Jon Sofen
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Phil Hellmuth
Phil Hellmuth

Phil Hellmuth said months ago he would boycott the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. Many poker fans on social media, upon seeing video of his grand entrance on Thursday, are probably wishing he'd stuck to his original plan.

The "Poker Brat" traditionally arrives fashionably late for the $10,000 buy-in World Championship event he won in 1989. He showed up about five hours after play began on Day 1b, dressed like a 1980s hair band rockstar, full glam metal hairstyle and all.

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Tags: Phil Hellmuth

Xizhe Yuan Eliminated in 13th Place ($18,669)

Erick Torres
Erick Torres
Level 35 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Xizhe Yuan
Xizhe Yuan

Pablo Valdes opened the action with a raise to 1,000,000 from the cutoff. Xizhe Yuan wanted to play for more chips in the next seat over and went all-in for 4,200,000 from the button. Valdes gave it some thought before a call and sent them to a showdown with Yuan at risk.

Xizhe Yuan: A♣2♠All in
Pablo Valdes: A♠7♥

Yuan was rooting for a chop, but that became less likely as the flop came 7♠J♥J♣ to give Valdes two pair.

The J♠ upgraded Valdes to a full house, and the 2♥ hit Yuan, but it was too little, too late.

Yuan earned $18,669 for his 13th-place finish.

Tags: Xizhe YuanPablo Valdes

Level: 35

Blinds: 250,000/500,000

Ante: 500,000

Harvey Builds His Stack

Gabrielle Barredo
Gabrielle Barredo
Level 34 : Blinds 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante

Harold Harvey opened under the gun to 1,000,000 and got called by Ivan Ruban in middle position.

The flop came 8♣A♦9♠. Harvey continued with a 1,200,000 bet which Ruban called once again. On the turn, he shoved all-in for 5,550,000 which was enough to make Ruban fold.

After two hands, Harvey in the small blind limped and Nicolas Godard checked his option in the big blind. The flop came 9♦4♠7♦.

Harvey led out with 550,000 and Godard decided to hang on with a call. The turn fell J♦.

Harvey shot out 400,000 but Godard decided to go beyond and made it 1,400,000. Harvey went into deep thought and separated the chips he needed to make the call. After a few seconds he folded his hand and conceded the pot to Godard.

Tags: Harold HarveyIvan RubanNicolas Godard

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