2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 2
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Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
kj96
Prize
$371,664
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,515,900
Total Entries
163
Level Info
Level
26
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
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Players Left
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Gluszko Inflicts "Friendly Fire" on Bruschi

Level 14

Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better

Renan Bruschi: XxXx/K49A All in
Tomasz Gluszko: XxXx/89Q9

Tomasz Gluszko bet on fourth street, Renan Bruschi raised, and Gluszko called.

Bruschi bet on fifth and Gluszko called. Gluszko then bet on sixth, and Bruschi called all in.

Gluszko turned over 53, then caught the Q to make a flush on seventh. Bruschi had K4 for two pair, but he failed to improve with the 2 and was sent to the rail.

"Friendly fire. He's my teammate in fantasy," Gluszko said.

Tags: Renan BruschiTomasz Gluszko

Ausmus Catching Up to Brewer

Level 14

Seven Card Stud

Chris Brewer: XxXx/A894/Xx
Jeremy Ausmus: 755/479Q

Chris Brewer bet on fifth street, and Jeremy Ausmus called. Ausmus called another bet from Brewer on sixth street before the start-of-day chipleader checked seventh street.

Ausmus flicked in a bet, seeing Brewer quickly call. Ausmus revealed two pair, which he had caught on seventh street. A frustrated Brewer flung his cards into the muck and tossed the required chips to Ausmus.

Tags: Chris BrewerJeremy Ausmus

Bari Goes Runner-Runner to Quadruple Up

Level 14

Seven Card Stud

Allen Bari: XxXx/879 All in
Chris Brewer: XxXx/24J
Lawrence Brandt: XxXx/65J - folded on fifth street
Jeremy Ausmus: XxXx/5 - folded on third street

Jeremy Ausmus completed and Allen Bari raised all in. Lawrence Brandt called, while Chris Brewer then reraised. Ausmus folded, and Brandt called.

Brewer continued betting on fourth and fifth streets. Brandt called on fourth, but he gave up his hand on fifth to leave Brewer heads-up with Bari.

Brewer turned over 1010. "I literally said, please don't have tens," Bari said as he showed 3J.

Brewer ended up with A9, while Bari caught one of the last tens on sixth with the 10, then hit the last one on seventh with the 10 to virtually quadruple up.

"There is some insane madness going on at this table," Dylan Smith said.

Tags: Allen BariChris BrewerDylan SmithJeremy AusmusLawrence Brandt

Gluszko Scoops Hansen as Bruschi Remains Unbustable

Level 14
Renan Bruschi
Renan Bruschi

Badeucey

Tomasz Gluszko raised under the gun, and Gus Hansen called in the cutoff. Renan Bruschi, who had chopped about seven all-ins in the previous orbits of stud hi-lo regular, three-bet all in, and Gluszko reraised over the top.

Hansen called, and each player drew two cards on the first draw. Gluszko then added chips to the side pot with a bet, and Hansen called. The trio all took one card this time, after which Gluszko bet and Hansen called.

Bruschi remained pat on the final draw, with Gluszko and Hansen still needing one card. Gluszko barreled again after the draw, and Hansen called to showdown.

Bruschi tabled 76542 for a seven-low, and Bruschi showed 86432 for an eight-low and an eight-badugi. Hansen could not beat either hand and mucked his cards, and the chips were awarded accordingly.

Tags: Gus HansenRenan BruschiTomasz Gluszko

Valeo Bets Out Lonis

Level 14

Badeucey

Joe Cassidy and Matthew Valeo took three on the first draw, while Jesse Lonis drew two and bet from the cutoff. Valeo called on the button, while Cassidy folded in the big blind.

Both players drew two and Lonis checked to Valeo who bet. Lonis called and drew two more, while Valeo stood pat. He bet, and Lonis folded this time.

Tags: Jesse LonisJoe CassidyMatthew Valeo

Hoenig Scoops to Bust Brunson

Level 14
Ryan Hoenig
Ryan Hoenig

Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better

Todd Brunson: XxXx/599 All in
Ryan Hoenig: XxXx/3AA

Ryan Hoenig bet on fourth street and Todd Brunson called. Hoenig then bet on fifth, Brunson raised all in, and Hoenig called.

Hoenig ended up with 6672 for two pair and a low. Brunson had 73Q showing by seventh, but he missed with the 4 and was sent to the rail.

Tags: Ryan HoenigTodd Brunson

Thornton Pips Salem

Level 14

A-5 Triple Draw

Schuyler Thornton raised in the hijack and called when Naseem Salem made it three bets in the cutoff. Each player drew two cards on the first draw, after which they checked to the second draw and took two cards each again.

Thornton then bet, Salem raised all in, and Thornton called. They both changed one card on the final draw and showed down.

Naseem Salem: 5x4x3xAx All in
Schuyler Thornton: 4x3x2xAx

Both players had a wheel draw, and they both drew a 9x. Thornton's nine-four bested the nine-five of Salem, sending the recent bracelet winner out of the tournament.

Earlier, Allen Kessler had been eliminated at another table.

Tags: Naseem SalemSchuyler Thornton

Smith Spikes the River to Double Again

Level 14

No-Limit Hold'em

Dylan Smith moved all in for 46,000 on the button as action went on Jeremy Ausmus in the big blind. He turned on his camera and called to put Smith at risk.

Dylan Smith: 44 All in
Jeremy Ausmus: QQ

Smith had run right into Ausmus' queens, and the flop came 396. Smith picked up some hope on the 5 turn with a straight draw, and he hit the 7 on the river to make his straight and double up.

"I've never lost pots like that. This is the first time. Now I know what you guys feel like," Ausmus joked afterward.

Tags: Dylan SmithJeremy Ausmus

Mueller Shows Kessler a Nine

Level 14

Seven Card Stud

Greg Mueller: XxXx/994
Allen Kessler: XxXx/843 - folded on fifth street

Allen Kessler completed, Greg Mueller raised, and Kessler called.

Mueller bet on fourth street and Kessler called. Mueller then bet again on fifth.

"Four flush? Overpair?" he said to Kessler, who tanked for a minute before folding. Mueller flashed another nine as he took the pot.

"I know you have trip nines. I had a four-flush," Kessler said.

Tags: Allen KesslerGreg Mueller

Diebold Builds Further

Level 14

2-7 Razz

Andrew Kelsall: XxXx/8x9x2xJx/Xx
Ben Diebold: 8x5x4x/6x3xQxKx

Andrew Kelsall had the best hand on fifth street and bet. Ben Diebold called, and did so too when Kelsall fired again on sixth street.

Kelsall proceeded with caution on seventh street, checking it over to Diebold. Diebold then bet, and Kelsall quickly called to showdown.

Diebold showed an eight-low, and Kelsall could only shake his head before he mucked his cards and was left with a short stack.

Tags: Andrew KelsallBen Diebold

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