2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 2
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Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,708,492
Total Entries
1,287
Players Left
13
Average Chip Stack
2,475,000
Total Chips
32,175,000
Next Payout
Place 12
$13,297
Level Info
Level
29
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
273
Players Left
24
Players Left 13 / 1,287
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Woods Spinning Back With Quads

Level 21

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

On a board reading 333, James Woods found himself at risk for 63,000 up against Davis Aalvik who had jammed to isolate the pot after multiple players saw the flop.

James Woods: Q743 All in
Davis Aalvik: 8554

Woods had flopped quad threes and found himself locking up the pot on the turn 10 before the river 6 even peeled off. After being down to under 30,000 just a few hands ago, Woods has now found himself spinning back up the chip counts.

Tags: Davis AalvikJames Woods

'Terrible Hand' is Good

Level 21

Big O

Before plopping enough green chips down to cover Lawrence Brandt's 111,000-chip all-in, Jean Laurent said, "I have a terrible hand," as if he weren't going to make the call.

"Uh oh," two players at the table said in unison.

They were right.

Lawrence Brandt: A8642All in
Jean Laurent: AQJJ5

The runout 4101082 brought bad news for Brandt, as his pair of eights wasn't good enough to top Laurent's jacks, and his low was not low enough.

Tags: Jean LaurentLawrence Brandt

80th-99th Place Finishers ($3,392)

Level 21

Newberry Fades the Freeroll

Level 21

Big O

Ariel Mantel managed to get his full stack in preflop, facing a big-stacked James Newberry, who was looking to score an elimination.

Ariel Mantel: AKQ62 All in
James Newberry: AK952

The preflop matchup was relatively even, but the J104 flop gave Mantel the advantage as he picked up more straight outs than his opponent. The 4 turn confirmed that there would be no low, and Mantel was looking to catch a king or a nine for the full double, unable to be knocked out. The river Q was what Mantel would've hoped for preflop, but it gave both players Broadway, and the pot was split.

Tags: Ariel MantelJames Newberry

Frederici Hits the River Against Liberto

Level 21

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Action was picked up on the turn in a pot between Seth Frederici in late position and Justin Liberto in the cutoff with a pot brewing between the two of them.

With a board reading 10848, Frederici moved his stack all in to put 220,000 infront of him and Liberto sighed before calling with the covering stack.

Seth Frederici: AJ32 All in
Justin Liberto: A643

A J peeled off on the river to give Frederici jacks and eights, eliciting a fist-pump from Frederici as he raked in the pot from the WSOP bracelet winner.

Tags: Justin LibertoSeth Frederici

Benson Scores Big Double Through Hausen

Level 21

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Action was picked up on a flop of 106Q with big blind Gary Benson all in and at risk against under the gun player Tobias Hausen.

Gary Benson: QQJ84 All in
Tobias Hausen: AAJ62

Benson's flopped set improved to a boat on the 10 turn, leaving Hausen drawing to just a Greenstein on the river. The needle K did improve him, but Broadway was not enough as he handed over almost 300,000 to his tablemate.

Tags: Gary BensonTobias Hausen

Green Takes Out Kelsall

Level 21

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Andrew Kelsall raised all of his chips in after the flop of Q89. Perry Green made the call.

Andrew Kelsall: AQ32All in
Perry Green: A1053

The river-turn combo of 10J delivered a flush and a knockout for Green.

Tags: Andrew KelsallPerry Green

Quarters Apiece for Lamprea and Costa

Level 21

Big O

Action was picked up on a flop of J73 with Gebrehiwet Goitom, Marcelo V.R. Costa, and Juan Lamprea tangled in a three-way all in. Goitom was the covering stack.

Juan Lamprea: AKQJ2 All in
Marcelo V.R. Costa: AKK52 All in
Gebrehiwet Goitom: AJ543

Goitom locked up the high with a straight on the 6 turn, and was freerolling for the low, looking for a deuce to knock out both opponents. The 8 river meant that they would stay alive, but would have to settle for just a quarter of the pot with the nut low.

Tags: Gebrehiwet GoitomJuan Lamprea

Level: 21

Limit: 10,000/20,000 Blinds, 20,000-40,000 Limits
Pot-Limit: 10,000 Ante, 5,000/10,000 Blinds, 20,000-35,000 Pot Limit Raise

Bradford Hanging In

Level 20

Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Corey Bradford survived back-to-back all-ins to keep his seat for a while.

First, Bradford split a pot with Phillip Hui.

Corey Bradford: KJ65All in
Phillip Hui: AQ82

After Hui ran off the rest of the table on the flop, Bradford got a runner-runner flush to take the high and split with Hui's nut-low on a board of 105Q78.

In the next hand, Bradford was all-in against Jean Laurent and Robert Tahirovic preflop.

After the flop hit 6J2, Laurent bet 75,000 chips. Tahirovic took quite a while to deliberate, before sliding his cards across the table to the dealer.

Corey Bradford: AK73All in
Jean Laurent: AQJ4

Bradfor'd nut-low draw came on the turn of the 7. After the 8 river, Laurent's pair of jacks was still good enough for the high.

Tags: Corey BradfordJean Laurent

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