Francisco Baruffi raised from early position to 350,000; Steven Golenda moved all in from the cutoff for 2,100,000, and David Schneyer also moved all in for 220,000 from the big blind. Baruffi folded.
David Schneyer: A♦J♥J♣6♥ 
Steven Golenda: A♠10♥9♣7♠
The board brought 9♦K♥7♥K♣K♦, and Schneyer doubled up with a full house.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
After a four-way limped pot, the flop hit Q♥Q♣5♠, prompting a 260,000-chip bet from David Avina under the gun.
Tara Dunn, in the big blind, was the only caller.
The two checked the turn 4♣, before Avina bet 460,000 on the 10♦ river.
Dunn agonized for some time over the decision before eventually, reluctantly, it seems, sitting the proper stack to call next to Avina, on her immediate left.
Avina tabled A♠Q♠10♠9♠ for the full house. Dunn flashed the Q♦, but it wasn't good enough.
"I knew not to make that call," she said.
In a limped pot, Philip Ardire called from the button, Stuart McCormack completed the small blind, and Jeremy Schutte checked his option in the big blind.
On the 10♠4♠A♣ flop, it was checked to Ardire, who bet out for 300,000, only for McCormack to raise the pot to 1,240,000, which left him just 6,000 behind. Ardire re-raised to put McCormack all in, who tossed in the extra 6,000.
Stuart McCormack: A♠Q♦8♠2♥
Philip Ardire: K♠10♣10♥4♦
"Red baby, red baby," called Ardire. The dealer duly obliged, peeling off the 9♥ turn and A♥ river, and Ardire's middle set improved to a full house to send McCormack packing and give Ardire the huge pot.
Paulo Villena Gini moved all in preflop for 240,000 from the cutoff, and Daniel Blum was the lone caller from the small blind.
Paulo Villena Gini: J♣10♣10♥8♥
Daniel Blum: A♦K♣6♦3♠
The board ran out 10♦K♥A♣J♥9♦, and Gini hit a set for the win.
Jordan Griff raised to 280,000 from middle position. Paulo Villena Gini potted it again; only Griff called, putting himself all in.
Jordan Griff: A♥J♣9♣3♥
Paulo Villena Gini: A♣K♠Q♠6♠
The runout didn't bring the help Griff needed, as the full board of 4♦4♣8♥7♠A♦ left him with aces and fours, but outkicked by Gini.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
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.
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