David Prociak opened to 10,000,000 from early position and Jalil Houssain defended his big blind.
Action checked through on the 9♥5♦10♥ flop, bringing in the 2♣ turn. Here, Houssain led out for 12,500,000 only to be met with a raise to 29,500,000 from Prociak. Houssain took his time before letting his cards go.
Kartik Ved opened to 10,000,000 under the gun. Action folded round to big blind Axel Bayout who announced "all in". Ved thought for a while before folding.
David Prociak then opened to 10,000,000 from the cutoff. This time it was Ved's turn to shove, as he did so from the small blind. Prociak let his cards go instantly.
It took some time, but the $1 million mystery bounty eventually surfaced.
Just under six hours after Day 2 of the inaugural Mini Mystery Millions got underway at the 2026 World Series of Poker, one fortunate player peeled back the tournament's most wanted prize.
It took 43 players drawing from the Gold Chest, which contained any bounty prize worth $25,000 or more, before the $1,000,000 bounty was pulled.
Level: 44
Blinds: 2,500,000/5,000,000
Ante: 5,000,000
Jalil Houssain found himself in early position, and raised to 12,000,000. David Prociak then placed in a three-bet to 27,000,000 from the cutoff. Alex Kaviani in the big blind called all in for his remaining 20,000,000. Houssain went deep into the tank before shoving for 55,000,000, and Prociak called relatively quickly.
Alex Kaviani: 5♠5♥ 
Jalil Houssain: 7♦7♠
David Prociak: A♥Q♦
Houssain retained the lead on the J♠8♦K♣ flop, but Prociak picked up gutshot outs. The 7♣ turn sealed Kaviani's fate, meaning Houssain had to fade only a ten for the chip lead. The Q♣ river was too little too late for Prociak, as Houssain raked in the biggest pot of the tournament so far, sending Kaviani to the rail.
Both David Prociak and Jalil Houssain checked a 6♥4♥3♠ flop and the turn was the 9♣. Prociak bet 5,500,000 and Houssain called.
The river K♠ was checked and Prociak's 6♣5♠ was enough to win the pot.
Then Houssain opened to 10,000,000 and Axel Bayout defended his big blind.
The flop came 9♠6♥4♠ and Bayout shoved for 19,000,000. Houssain folded.
Alex Kaviani opened the action, as he shoved 8,000,000 from the cutoff. Jalil Houssain isolated with a three-bet to 15,000,000, and the big blind got out of the way.
Alex Kaviani: K♠K♦
Jalil Houssain: K♣J♦
Kaviani was in great shape, and that didn't change on the 8♦3♠9♠ flop. Houssain picked up two outs on the J♣ turn, but could not knock his opponent out as the 7♠ sealed an effective triple up for Kaviani.
"Chia pet time," said Joseph Trezzo miming watering his stack as he moved all in for 11,500,000. He was called by Philip Chun in the big blind.
Joseph Trezzo: 9♠9♣
Philip Chun: 8♠6♠
The flop 10♦10♥7♣ severely restricted Chun's outs. The turn 5♠ and river 8♠ saw Trezzo double up.
Then, Alex Kaviani shoved for 47,000,000 and Joseph Trezzo re-shoved. The remaining players all folded.
Joseph Trezzo: J♥J♦
Alex Kaviani: Q♣J♣
Trezzo was still the at-risk player, but held on the K♠4♦2♠5♠8♠ runout.
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