Andrew Porter raised to 5,000 in the cutoff before Xuan Liu three-bet the button to 15,000. Porter called when it got back to him and the dealer fanned the K♦9♥2♣ flop.
Porter started out with a check, and Liu placed out a bet of 13,000. Porter continued in the form of a call.
The 10♦ came on the turn, causing Porter to check again. Liu fired a second barrel of 65,000, and after giving it a bit of thought, Porter called.
A 2♥ completed the board and Porter checked for the last time. Liu unloaded the clip, firing a third and final barrel by putting Porter all in for his last 49,500. Porter snap-called.
Porter instantly turned over 10♣10♥ for a set, which was good to win the pot and earn himself a full double-up.
Play has begun in Event #11: GG Million$ High Roller No-Limit Hold'em. There are a total of 237 entries in the field, but registration remains open through the first two levels of the day.
There’s no shortage of big names in Event #11: $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller No-Limit Hold’em of the 2026 World Series of Poker. A total of 347 entries have taken their shot thus far, with 203 players returning for Day 2 at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.
Chih Fan led all comers as he bagged the biggest stack with 846,500. Fan had only one cash on his record earlier this WSOP when he got 48th in Event #2: $5,000 8-Handed No-Limit Hold’em according to the WSOP LIVE app. Fan is chasing his first WSOP bracelet and final table as he marches towards Day 2. Fan may be a new entity at the WSOP, but he is no stranger to live tournaments, as he has accumulated nearly $2 million in earnings according to The Hendon Mob.
Clemen Deng finished runner-up in the chip counts heading into Day 2 with a bag of 772,000. Deng is still chasing his first WSOP bracelet despite amassing over six million in live tournament winnings, according to his The Hendon Mob page.
Chang Yu Chung has one final table on his record when he finished fourth in Event #100: $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Hold’em in 2025, where the majority of his $100,000 in WSOP earnings originates. Chung is still on the hunt for his first bracelet.
Top Ten Chip Counts
Rank
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Chih Fan
Taiwan
846,500
339
2
Clemen Deng
United States
772,000
309
3
Chang Yu Chung
Taiwan
605,500
242
4
Thomas Boivin
Belgium
484,000
194
5
Dong Chen
China
445,500
178
6
Chance Kornuth
United States
440,000
176
7
Barak Wisbrod
Israel
443,000
177
8
Wayne Nowak
United States
429,000
172
9
Lucas Foster
United States
417,000
167
10
Mike Meskin
United States
394,000
158
Chance Kornuth
Four-time WSOP bracelet winner Chance Kornuth will enter with a formidable stack of 444,000 on Day 2 as the high roller looks to add a fifth bracelet to his cabinet.
Daniel Negreanu
Other notables not in the top ten chip counts to advance to Day 2 include Ren Lin (347,000), Boris Kolev (334,000), Andrew Lichtenberger (292,500), Thomas Eychenne (278,500), Kristen Foxen (274,000), Alex Foxen (240,500), Fabian Gumz (166,500), Jesse Lonis (159,000), Daniel Negreanu (154,000), Adrian Mateos (153,000), and Phil Ivey (117,500).
Day 2 will feature ten levels of play with the action resuming at the 1,000/2,000 level. This is the second day of a four-day event with eight players per table. Late registration is still open until the end of Level 12 at approximately 2:15 p.m. local time.
Stay tuned here at PokerNews for continued coverage of Event #11: $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller No-Limit Hold’em at the 2026 World Series of Poker at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas .
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