2025 World Series of Poker

Event #95: $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack
Day: 1
12
Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
52
Prize
$252,386
Event Info
Buy-in
$800
Prize Pool
$1,995,700
Total Entries
2,851
Level Info
Level
40
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
1,600,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
2,851
Players Left
162
Players Left 1 / 2,851
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Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Cards, Chips, Branding, BRoll, Payouts
Cards, Chips, Branding, BRoll, Payouts

The event saw a total of 2,851 entries, creating a prize pool totalling $1,995,700.

The top 428 spots will claim at least $1,649, while the champion will take home $252,386.

PlacePrizePlacePrizePlacePrize
1$252,38610–11$17,76164–71$3,604
2$168,12212–15$14,02572–79$3,100
3$122,70516–23$11,18980–99$2,697
4$90,41324–31$9,021100–144$2,372
5$67,26232–39$7,349145–189$2,111
6$50,52640–47$6,051190–234$1,901
7$38,32848–55$5,036235–288$1,731
8$29,36456–63$4,237289–428$1,649
9$22,722    

Alan Keating ‘Got Outplayed’ in WSOP Heads-Up Event; Wants to Face Negreanu

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Alan Keating & Daniel Negreanu
Alan Keating & Daniel Negreanu

Alan Keating had an opportunity to prove to the high-stakes tournament grinders — notably, Daniel Negreanu — that he can hang in their arena. But the Hustler Casino Live fan favorite bowed out in the second round of Event #7: $25,000 Heads-Up Championship on Friday at the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP).

Keating, known primarily for his high-stakes cash game appearances, has over $200,000 in career WSOP earnings but hasn’t recorded a WSOP cash since 2013. Recently, he’s been publicly challenged by several high-stakes pros—including Negreanu — to step outside the comfort of the private cash game scene and compete against the game's elites.

It seems Negreanu was on Keating’s mind when he registered for the event. When PokerNews caught up with him and asked about his motivation for playing, Keating said, “It’s a heads-up tournament, and I saw Negreanu was on the list,” adding that he thought to himself, “Alright, here’s my chance to find him in his streets.”

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Yamagishi Flushes Kim Out

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

Under the gun, Kirion Kim put his remaining 7,500 all-in and told the table, "No bluffing.” Action folded to the button, Nikolai Tulin who raised to 12,000. Colten Yamagishi, in the small blind, called, taking them to the flop.

The flop came 10102 and both Yamagishi and Tulin checked. on the turn A. Yamagishi check-called Tulin's bet of 20,000, prompting Kim to stand up ready to leave.

On the river 4, Yamagishi shot out 61,000 which Tulin called. Kim showed QxJx. Tulin turned over Q10 for trips on the flop but Yamagishi scooped it all when he tabled A6 for the nut flush.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Nikolai Tulin ru
Nikolai Tulin
468,000
468,000
468,000
Profile photo of Colten Yamagishi ca
Colten Yamagishi
365,000
365,000
365,000
Profile photo of Kirion Kim us
Kirion Kim
Busted

Tags: Colten YamagishiKirion KimNikolai Tulin

Some Chip Counts Before Break

Level 16 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Peter Hengsakul us
Peter Hengsakul
460,000
106,000
106,000
Profile photo of Jun Li gb
Jun Li
430,000
60,500
60,500
Profile photo of Kasey Mills us
Kasey Mills
317,000
257,400
257,400
Profile photo of Nicholas Guagenti us
Nicholas Guagenti
265,000
WSOP 3X Winner
Profile photo of Dara O'Kearney ie
Dara O'Kearney
231,000
149,000
149,000
PaddyPower Poker
Profile photo of Vladas Tamasauskas lt
Vladas Tamasauskas
225,000
Profile photo of Christina Gollins us
Christina Gollins
204,000
Profile photo of Christian Roberts ve
Christian Roberts
195,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Jared Griener us
Jared Griener
190,000
Profile photo of Leo Soma fr
Leo Soma
164,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Josh Reichard us
Josh Reichard
160,000
Profile photo of Shiina Okamoto jp
Shiina Okamoto
160,000
GTO Wizard
WSOP 2X Winner
Profile photo of Charvin Broussard us
Charvin Broussard
155,000
Profile photo of Jorge Ufano es
Jorge Ufano
155,000
Profile photo of Thomas Cazayous fr
Thomas Cazayous
130,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Robert Mather us
Robert Mather
117,000
Profile photo of Pat Lyons us
Pat Lyons
110,000
72,000
72,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Vanessa Castro us
Vanessa Castro
80,000
Profile photo of Ashley Frank us
Ashley Frank
55,000
12,000
12,000
Profile photo of David Trask us
David Trask
45,000

Lopez Eliminated by Patel

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

Punal Patel raised from early position to 12,000, Steve Nguyen flat-called from the button, and Gonzalo Lopez moved all in for 73,000 from the big blind. Patel called, and Nguyen folded.

Gonzalo Lopez: 1010 All in
Punal Patel: AQ

The board fell out with 24Q38, and Patel scooped a nice pot with his pair of queens.

Nguyen announced, "I 'm a nit, I folded jacks," which was a good fold.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Punal Patel us
Punal Patel
150,000
150,000
150,000
Profile photo of Steve Nguyen us
Steve Nguyen
130,000
130,000
130,000
Profile photo of Gonzalo Lopez ar
Gonzalo Lopez
Busted

Tags: Gonzalo LopezPunal PatelSteve Nguyen

Level: 16

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 6,000

Desperate to Double

Level 15 : Blinds 2,500/5,000, 5,000 ante

The last tournament less than $1,000, emotions were high as players were desperately trying to run deep or go home. Such was the case at three tables.

Romica Mihailov shoved all-in for 36,500 and then convinced Andrade to call, as Andrade needed to add just a small amount. Andrade made the call taking them to showdown.

Romica Mihailov: A10 All in
Jose Andrade: KJ

The board ran 671062. Hitting his ten on the board, Mihailov doubled up and said that all he needed to do was doulbe up one more time and he'd be okay.

On the other table, Conor Hannan was in the tank on a pot of around 200,000 and a board of J44J and Toshio Nanao all-in for 72,000. Seemingly tired, he went, "Whatever!" then made the call.

Toshio Nanao: J5 All in
Conor Hannan: KK

Nanao had trips on the turn and the river 7 didn't change anything. Nanao scooped the pot as Hannan sat steaming.

The third table went on quietly with Christopher Brammer and Owen Goodrich going toe to toe.

Owen Goodrich: 1010 All in
Christopher Brammer: QJ

The flop came 228K10 giving Goodrich the win.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Jose Andrade pt
Jose Andrade
357,000
357,000
357,000
Profile photo of Toshio Nanao us
Toshio Nanao
330,000
330,000
330,000
Profile photo of Owen Goodrich us
Owen Goodrich
136,000
136,000
136,000
Profile photo of Romica Mihailov fr
Romica Mihailov
83,000
83,000
83,000
Profile photo of Conor Hannan us
Conor Hannan
55,500
77,500
77,500
Profile photo of Christopher Brammer gb
Christopher Brammer
55,000
55,000
55,000
WSOP 1X Winner

Tags: Christopher BrammerConor HannanJose AndradeOwen GoodrichRomica MihailovToshio Nanao

Level: 15

Blinds: 2,500/5,000

Ante: 5,000

PokerFace Ash: From College Game Nights to Coast-to-Coast Content and Tournament Success

Level 14 : Blinds 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Ashley Frank
Ashley Frank

Fresh off a $17,500 cash in the 2025 World Series of Poker Main Event, Ashley Frank, better known to her growing fanbase as PokerFace Ash, shows no signs of slowing down. Now that she’s tasted success in poker’s biggest event, she’s setting her sights even higher, with next year’s Main Event already in her crosshairs.

With over 35,000 YouTube subscribers and a poker résumé that continues to grow, Frank is not just a formidable player at the tables but also one of the most engaging and relatable voices in the poker content world.

Her latest adventure? A coast-to-coast content collaboration with fellow poker vlogger Jaman Burton. Together, the duo is taking fans behind the scenes of the poker grind, capturing the travel, tournament runs, and everyday moments that define the life of a modern poker player.

Frank’s journey into poker began during her college years, where she discovered the game at social nights with her college basketball team. What started as casual play quickly ignited a passion. As her skills sharpened, so did her ambition.

Since recording her first tournament cash in 2016, Frank has amassed over $250,000 in live earnings. Her breakout year came in 2023, when she notched two major wins within just a month. In March, she claimed victory in the WSOP Circuit Ladies Event, earning $4,757 and her first WSOPC ring. In April, she followed that up with a win in the 6-Max Ring Event at the RunGood Poker Series, collecting $9,779 and her first RGPS ring.

Frank has also steadily built her World Series of Poker résumé, with 11 WSOP cashes totaling $77,445. Her most memorable performance came in the 2023 $1,500 Monster Stack event, where she finished 16th out of a massive field and earned a career-best $56,980.

Beyond her achievements on the felt, Frank is celebrated for her upbeat attitude, commitment to fitness, and authentic content. Her vlogs go beyond poker hands; they give viewers an intimate look into the highs, lows, and daily grind of life as a traveling poker pro. Her favorite poker destination so far? Panama.

As a player, Frank has also evolved in her approach to the game. Initially relying on instinct, she later dove deep into Game Theory Optimal (GTO) strategy. Now, she has found a powerful balance between intuition and studied fundamentals, an approach that continues to serve her well.

Whether she’s making a deep run in a bracelet event or sharing laughs and lessons on the road with Burton, Frank is inspiring a new wave of poker fans, especially women, proving that with discipline, passion, and a bit of camera savvy, anything is possible.

Tags: Ashley FrankJaman Burton