2025 World Series of Poker
Jeevan Nomula raised to 600 first to act and was called by Alec Torelli in the cutoff and Chong Fong on the button for a three-way pot.
Nomula continued for 800 on the 10♦5♣J♣ flop and Torelli called. Fong then announced a raise to 4,000, which got a fold from Nomula after a bit of thought and a quick fold from Torelli to send the pot his way.
Four-way to a K♥10♦3♥9♥ turn, Tony Ghaffari bet 1,200 from the big blind. Katie Swift called in middle position before the other two players got out of the way.
The K♠ turn saw Ghaffari size up to 3,500. Swift made a swift call, but her Q♠J♥ for a straight was no good as Ghaffari tabled 3♠3♣ for a full house.
With around 11,000 already in the middle on a board of 9♦4♣3♥2♦, Jason Cooper checked from the cutoff, and Vinicius Escossi bet roughly 9,000 from the button. Cooper quickly check-raised to 30,000, causing Escossi to go into the tank. After pondering for quite some time, Escossi jammed for 52,000, and Cooper instantly called.
Vinicius Escossi: K♥K♦
Jason Cooper: 9♣9♥
Escossi had an overpair with pocket kings, but was behind to Cooper's flopped set of nines.
Escossi was already out of his seat and heading for the exit as the A♠ rolled off on the river, cementing his elimination from the Main Event.
Three-ways on a board of 2♠Q♠K♦7♦, Richard Florestan in the cutoff bet 2,200. Peter Froehlich in the small blind called, Benjamin Herman in middle position raised to 9,400. Florestan folded, but Froehlich called.
Froehlich checked the 5♣ river and then went deep into the tank after Herman bet 13,000. He talked to both Florestan and Herman for a minute or two while making a decision and folded.
With two players seeing a board of A♦4♣9♣ and around 12,000 in the middle, Anderson Cardoso checked from the cutoff and Raja Chirumamilla checked from the button.
Cardoso bet 4,000 on the Q♠ turn and Chirumamilla called. On the 4♦ river Cardoso checked, Chirumamilla bet 10,500 and Cardoso folded.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between David Abramowicz in first position and Wesley Cannon on the button with 2,800 in the middle.
The flop rolled out K♣9♥10♥ and Abramowicz check-called a bet of 2,500 from Cannon.
Abramowicz checked the turn J♣ over to Cannon who bet 4,000 and Abramowicz.
On the river A♦, Abramowicz checked a third time over to Cannon who bet 7,500 and Abramowicz called.
Cannon turned over Q♣J♥ for Broadway and Abramowicz mucked his hand, ceding his hand to the Midwestern poker legend and podcast host.
Daniel Echols under the gun and Chris Hunichen on the button had created a pot of 35,500 when they arrived on the 5♦9♣7♣4♦ turn.
Echols checked to Hunichen, who bet 14,000. After a small tank, Echols moved all in for 36,500.
"Do you have aces?" Hunichen sighed as he quickly called off.
Daniel Echols: A♥A♦
Chris Hunichen: K♥K♣
Hunichen had guessed correctly, and Echols' rockets held on the 4♥ river to secure his double-up, leaving Hunichen with a stack of about 80 big blinds.