Event #91: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Day 2 | 2025 World Series of Poker

07-11-2025 00:20 UTC-8

Day 2 Seat Draw

Matthew Pitt

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 600	1	Paul Clotar	United States	250,000	42
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 600	3	Stian Usterud	Norway	256,000	43
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 600	4	Thomas Mosier	United States	122,800	20
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 600	5	Narcis Nedelcu	Romania	1,290,000	215
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 600	6	Josh Reichard	United States	463,000	77

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 601	1	Ben Yu	United States	37,000	6
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 601	2	Joshua Mccully	United Kingdom	101,000	17
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 601	3	Geoffrey Cudd	United States	570,000	95
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 601	5	Farhad Jamasi	United States	50,000	8
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 601	6	Gerald Fu	United States	463,000	77

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	1	Kevin Fleck	United States	104,000	17
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	2	James Cavanaugh	United States	601,000	100
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	3	Qiang Xu	China	682,000	114
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	4	James Vecchio	United States	100,000	17
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	5	Jianqiang Yu	China	292,000	49
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 602	6	Leif Force	United States	82,000	14

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	1	Bradley Butcher	United States	420,000	70
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	2	Brett Elder	Canada	670,000	112
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	3	Adam Johnson	United States	336,000	56
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	4	Luis Zedan	United States	940,000	157
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	5	Daniel Sindelar	United States	195,000	33
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 603	6	Michael Kamran	United States	250,000	42

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 604	1	Kasparas Klezys	Lithuania	462,000	77
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 604	3	Ryan Johnson	United States	247,000	41
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 604	4	Kailun Sun	United States	53,000	9
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 604	5	Andrei Mitsiuk	United States	166,000	28
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 604	6	Bruno Benveniste	France	181,000	30

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 605	1	Kurtis Ruhl	Canada	329,000	55
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 605	2	Joshua Ladines	United States	281,000	47
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 605	3	Joshua Pollock	United States	60,000	10
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 605	4	Vitalijs Zavorotnijs	Latvia	221,000	37
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 605	6	Clayton Bates	United States	143,000	24

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	1	Tony Sinishtaj	United States	446,000	74
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	2	Jonathan Stoeber	United States	563,000	94
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	3	Lok Chan	Hong Kong	809,000	135
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	4	Jake White	United States	214,000	36
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	5	Alfred Karlsson	Swede	451,000	75
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 606	6	Alexander Yen	United States	177,000	30

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	1	Tsz Shing	United States	188,000	31
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	2	Brent Roberts	United States	238,000	40
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	3	Andrejs Prost	United States	365,000	61
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	4	Erik Seidel	United States	242,000	40
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	5	Jonathan Bomba	Argentina	403,000	67
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 607	6	Frederic Normand	Canada	45,000	8

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	1	Jesse Rockowitz	United States	544,000	91
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	2	Allan Le	United States	55,000	9
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	3	Jose Nadal	Mexico	482,000	80
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	4	Anik Ajmera	India	444,000	74
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	5	David Randall	United States	170,000	28
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 608	6	Bin Weng	United States	200,000	33

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	1	Jason Stockfish	United States	219,000	37
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	2	Noah Boeken	Netherlands	154,000	26
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	3	Felix Martel	Canada	97,000	16
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	4	Renji Mao	China	299,000	50
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	5	Sean Troha	United States	347,000	58
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 609	6	Sterling Lopez	United States	175,000	29

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	1	Rajendara Dhar	Bulgaria	250,000	42
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	2	Eric Fields	United States	548,000	91
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	3	David Wang	Australia	243,000	41
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	4	Anirudh Seth	United States	107,000	18
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	5	Dario Alioto	Italy	360,000	60
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 610	6	Nacho Barbero	Argentina	1,382,000	230

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	1	George Abdallah	Lebanon	307,000	51
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	2	Khaled Mahmoud	Canada	452,000	75
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	3	Jason Somerville	United States	55,000	9
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	4	Joseph Curcio	United States	401,000	67
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	5	David Coleman	United States	221,000	37
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 611	6	Paul Gunness	United States	1,040,000	173

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	1	Greg Levine	United States	307,000	51
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	2	Thomas Gabriel	United States	156,000	26
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	3	Ari Oxman	United States	306,000	51
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	4	Shota Katagiri	Japan	804,000	134
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	5	Yuhong Liu	United States	194,000	32
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 612	6	Andreas Zampas	Greece	967,000	161

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	1	Andrew Ostapchenko	United States	261,000	44
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	2	Zachary Peay	United States	132,000	22
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	3	Sonny Franco	France	195,000	33
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	4	Kanishka Upreti	India	566,000	94
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	5	Yueqi Zhu	China	138,000	23
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 613	6	Robert Slezak	United States	108,000	18

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	1	Darryll Fish	United States	165,000	28
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	2	Shrey Maheshwary	India	345,000	58
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	3	Nicholas Petitti	United States	140,000	23
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	4	Robert Mizrachi	United States	249,000	42
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	5	Rodrigo Portaleoni	Brazil	104,000	17
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 614	6	Thomas Paul	United States	962,000	160

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	1	Jonathan Hanner	United States	391,000	65
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	2	Vadim Zakharyan	Slovakia	184,000	31
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	3	Cameron Bramwell	United States	1,088,000	181
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	4	Sachin Bhargava	United States	248,000	41
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	5	Eli Karp	United States	247,000	41
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 615	6	Benjaman Chen	Canada	361,000	60

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 616	2	Jacob Daniels	United States	154,000	26
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 616	3	Shlomi Elimeleh	Portugal	194,000	32
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 616	4	Ricardo Alvarado	United States	71,000	12
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 616	5	Tim Vanloo	Germany	225,000	38
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 616	6	Justin Tran	United States	267,000	45

EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	1	Marius Kaiser	Germany	143,000	24
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	2	Yian Zeng	China	178,000	30
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	3	Frank Lagodich	United States	514,000	86
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	4	Michael Schwartz	United States	74,000	12
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	5	Evan Krentzman	United States	52,000	9
EVENT CENTER	BRONZE 617	6	Roel Van Gestel	Belgium	244,000	41

Event #91: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha

Day 2 Started

07-11-2025 09:47 UTC-8

Robert Mizrachi Aiming for Bracelet Number Six

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Barry Russell

After 15 levels of action on Day 1, only 103 players remain from the original 1,384 entries in Event #91: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed at the World Series of Poker (WSOP). Day 2 is set to resume at 12 p.m. local time at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.

The event amassed an impressive $1,837,260 prize pool, with the winner set to claim $280,214 and the coveted WSOP gold bracelet. All 103 remaining players are guaranteed a minimum payout of $3,225.

Nacho Barbero ended Day 1 as the chip leader after registering later in the day and he bagged 1,382,000 to top the field at the end of the night. Although Barbero leads the pack heading into Day 2, Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu (1,290,000), Cameron Bramwell (1,088,000), and Paul Gunness (1,040,000) are not far behind.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Nacho Barbero	Spain	1382000	276
2	Narcis Nedelcu	Romania	1290000	258
3	Cameron Bramwell	United States	1088000	218
4	Paul Gunness	United States	1040000	208
5	Andreas Zampas	Greece	967000	193
6	Thomas Paul	United States	962000	192
7	Luis Zedan	United States	940000	188
8	Lok Chan	Taiwan	809000	162
9	Shota Katagiri	Japan	804000	161
10	Qiang Xu	China	682000	136

Among the notable stacks heading into Day 2 are five time WSOP champion Robert Mizrachi with 249,000, closely followed by ten time WSOP bracelet winner Erik Seidel, who bagged 242,000. David Coleman, who is no stranger to winning poker tournaments, comes into today with a respectable stack of 221,000. Behind Coleman is online crusher Joshua Mccully who will return with 101,000, and the legend Jason Somerville navigates Day 2 with 55,000.

Daniel Negreanu, Martin Kabrhel, and Bryce Yockey were all eliminated during the final level of Day 1, bringing their runs in this event to an end just short of Day 2.

Play will resume at 12 p.m. local time today, July 11, with plans to play ten levels. The day will kick off at Level 16 with blinds at 3,000/6,000 and a big blind ante of 6,000, featuring 60-minute levels and breaks every two levels throughout the day. Those who make it through ten levels today will return for Day 3, where the field will battle it out until a winner is crowned.

Stay with PokerNews, the official media partner of the 2025 World Series of Poker, for live updates from this and every bracelet event at Horseshoe and Paris, Las Vegas.

Tags: Andreas Zampas Bryce Yockey Cameron Bramwell Daniel Negreanu David Coleman Erik Seidel Jason Somerville Joshua Mccully Lok Chan Luis Zedan Martin Kabrhel Nacho Barbero Narcis Nedelcu Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu Paul Gunness Qiang Xu Robert Mizrachi Robert Mizrachi Aiming Shota Katagiri Thomas Paul

Level: 16

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 6,000

07-11-2025 11:00 UTC-8

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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Jacob Wilson

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Cards are back in the air in Event #91: $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha 6-Handed with blinds at 3,000/6,000 and a 6,000 big blind ante.

07-11-2025 11:18 UTC-8

Early Double for White

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Jacob Wilson

Level 16 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Jake White got it all in from the big blind, but was at risk and up against Jonathan Stoeber, who was on the button.

Jake White: Q♦Q♥7♥4♣ All in
Jonathan Stoeber: A♣A♥K♦3♥

The 8♥5♦Q♠ flop saw White soar into a commanding lead, which he'd keep as the dealer finished off with the 8♣J♥ runout.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jonathan Stoeber	480,000 83,000	83,000

Jake White	369,000 155,000	155,000

Tags: Jake White Jonathan Stoeber

07-11-2025 11:18 UTC-8

"Quads, Baby!"

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Barry Russell

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

There was roughly 180,000 in the pot on a board of 9♦2♥7♣. Jonathan Bomba, who was in the small blind, bet 3,000. Andrejs Prost, who was in early position called. Frederic Normand, in the hijack, was all in.

Action checked to showdown on the J♦ turn and the J♣ river.

The dealer announced, "Everyone must show."

Normand responded with, "Quads, baby!" and tabled A♥J♥J♠3♦ for a triple up.

Despite the futiity, Bomba tabled K♣K♠4♣3♥ and Prost tabled A♠6♠4♠7♥.

Player	Chips	Progress
Andrejs Prost	315,000 50,000	50,000
Jonathan Bomba	220,000 183,000	183,000
Frederic Normand	190,000 145,000	145,000

Tags: Andrejs Prost Frederic Normand Jonathan Bomba

07-11-2025 11:34 UTC-8

Yen Sent to the Rail

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Barry Russell

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

There were roughly 30,000 chips in the pot on a flop of J♥4♦10♦.

Tony Sinishtaj bet 15,000 on the button, Jonathan Stoeber called in the small blind, and Lok Chan raised to 85,000 in the big blind. Alexander Yen in the cutoff announced all in for roughly 155,000. Sinishtaj and Stoeber both folded, and Chan made the call.

Alexander Yen: Q♦10♣8♦4♣ All in
Lok Chan: J♦J♠6♣2♦

Chan's set of jacks held as the board ran out 2♠ K♣ to eliminate Yen.

Player	Chips	Progress
Lok Chan	700,000 109,000	109,000

Jonathan Stoeber	505,000 25,000	25,000

Tony Sinishtaj	407,000 39,000	39,000
Alexander Yen	Busted

Tags: Alexander Yen Jonathan Stoeber Lok Chan Tony Sinishtaj

07-11-2025 11:35 UTC-8

Freeroll for Freeroll

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Jacob Wilson

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Bruno Benveniste opened to 20,000 on the button, and Frank Lagodich defended his big blind.

The 5♦J♦Q♠ flop checked through, but sparks flew when the dealer put out the 8♠ turn. Lagodich checked again, Beneviste bet out for 40,000, before Lagodich announced "pot," which was enough to put Beneviste all in.

"Are you freerolling me?" asked Lagodich as Beneviste snapped.

Bruno Benveniste: K♣J♣10♥9♣ All in
Frank Lagodich: A♣10♦9♦7♦

They both had the queen-high straight and the current nuts, and both had draws to higher straights. Lagodich had diamonds for the flush draw, making him a slight favorite, but the 2♠ river resulted in a chop.

Player	Chips	Progress
Frank Lagodich	750,000 236,000	236,000
Bruno Benveniste	175,000 6,000	6,000

Tags: Bruno Benveniste Frank Lagodich

07-11-2025 11:43 UTC-8

Early Departures

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Barry Russell

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Evan Krentzman	Busted
Jason Stockfish	Busted
Eli Karp	Busted
Kailun Sun	Busted
Alexander Yen	Busted
Jason Somerville	Busted

Robert Slezak	Busted

Michael Schwartz	Busted
Robert Mizrachi	Busted

Joshua Pollock	Busted

Anirudh Seth	Busted
Ricardo Alvarado	Busted

Thomas Gabriel	Busted
Farhad Jamasi	Busted