With 51,000 in the middle to the Q♦8♠7♣ flop, Fahredin Mustafov and Eelis Pärssinen checked back to the 7♥ on the turn. Mustafov now bet 32,000 to get called and fired another bet of 102,000 on the 4♦ river.
This time, Pärssinen opted to send his cards into the muck.
These chip counts are taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 5
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Out of a field of 52 entries, only 48 players remain upon completion of level four and they have been sent on their second scheduled 15-minute break. The next break thereafter will be a sixty minute dinner break.
Heading to the three-way turn of J♣10♣5♦6♦, Santhosh Suvarna was the only one to check-call a bet for 42,000 by Dylan Weisman and they checked the 7♦ on the river when the back door flush draw arrived.
"Two pair," Suvarna declared and tabled the A♥A♣10♦7♥. Weisman had that pipped with the A♠J♦6♠4♣ to win the pot.
Veselin Karakitukov called a raise to 15,000 while in the small blind and Gruffudd Pugh-Jones then bumped it up to 60,000, forcing out the initial raiser and picking up a call by the Bulgarian. On the 10♥4♦3♠ flop, Karakitukov check-called for the same 60,000 and they checked down the K♠ turn as well as the 5♥ river.
Karakitukov announced pocket queens and his Q♣Q♦10♦8♠ won the pot.
Ben Mintz, aka "Mintzy," on Tuesday, took one of the dirtiest bad beats we've seen all summer at the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP).
The Barstool Sports personality, thanks to a one-outer on the river, is out of Event #75: $1,000 Mini Main Event on Day 2. He earned a small cash but was devastated by the manner in which he exited the tournament.
Jared Bleznick raised to 15000 from under the gun. Robert Cowen three-bet to 50,000 in the hijack. Blezinick was telling the table about the Main Event side action he had booked, before a player at the table informed him his clock was running. "Oh, you raised me?" he asked Cowen. Bleznick then threw in the call.
The flop was K♠10♠10♥, and Cowan bet 20,000 when action checked to him. Bleznick made the call.
The turn was the 9♣, and Bleznick checked again. Now Cowen bet 40,000. Bleznick again called.
On the J♠ river, Bleznick checked. Cowen then bet pot, a total of 235,000. Bleznick folded, and Cowen took down the pot.
As this hand was being dealt, Jared Bleznick was trying to coax the players into a round of straddles, but no one complied.
Martin Dam limped in from middle position before Bleznick raised to 15,000 from the hijack. Stephen Chidwick called on the button, Robert Cowen called from the small blind, Arthur Morris defended his big blind, and Dam also called.
Five ways to the 7♥2♥Q♠ flop that got checked around for the J♥ to fall on the turn. After four checks, Bleznick bet 80,000. Chidwick folded before Cowen check-raised to 325,000. Everyone, including Bleznick, let go of their hand, and Cowen earned the pot.
After a few limps, Jared Bleznick raised from the cutoff and received three callers, one of whom was Stephen Chidwick from the small blind.
Three players checked the 5♣9♠3♦ flop, and Bleznick bet 60,000. Only Chidwick called.
When the 6♠ dropped on the turn, Chidwick led out for 60,000. Bleznick quickly folded, and Chidwick pulled in the pot.
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