Brian Rast limped in from the small blind, and Richard Gryko checked in the big blind.
Rast bet 8,000 on the K♠A♦Q♣ flop, and Gryko called before both players checked on the 3♠ turn.
The K♦ completed the board, and Rast looked for a little value, putting 10,000 into the middle. Gryko called, and swiftly mucked his cards when Rast revealed a full house with his K♥Q♦7♥4♥.
Ben Yu raised in middle position. Philip Marsico then three-bet to 83,000 from the small blind, which Yu called. Marsico put Yu all in for 67,000 on the 4♥7♥J♥ flop, and Yu beat him to the pot when he called.
Ben Yu: A♥Q♥J♦10♠ 
Philip Marsico: AxKxJx9♥
The Kx turn gave Marscio outs against Yu's nut flush, but the river came an innocent 3x to give Yu an early double-up.
The action was joined as Christian Harder was all in preflop from the big blind for 142,000, and was at risk versus Matthew Costanzo on the button.
Christian Harder: A♣K♣9♠8♠
Matthew Costanzo: K♥K♦5♣4♠
The 3♥J♣2♣ offered Harder a flush draw, and he didn't have long to wait to see it come good, as the 6♣ turn joined the board.
The customary 8♣ river was dealt, and Harder pulled in a full double.
Bryn Kenney raised to 28,000 in the cutoff and was called by Jonathan Azoulay on the button. Anatoly Zlotnikov also came along from the big blind and demanded, "Dealer, please, small cards."
The flop came Q♣7♣2♠, and it was checked to Azoulay, who made it 93,000 to go for the size of the pot. Zlotnikov pushed for 114,000 to force out Kenney, and Azoulay called.
Anatoly Zlotnikov: K♥10♣7♠2♥
Jonathan Azoulay: A♣Q♥9♥6♣
The 9♣ turn improved Azoulay to a flush.
"No bro, deuce please," Zlotnikov sighed, but the Q♠ river ended his final entry in the tournament.
One hand later, Kenney was all-in for 83,000 with K♦6♦5♣3♣ preflop. Joni Jouhkimainen looked him up holding the A♣Q♠Q♦3♠ and the A♥K♠5♠9♣7♦ runout gave Kenney kings and fives for the double.
Here is a look at the biggest stacks in the room, according to the WSOP LIVE app.
Level: 13
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
When Kristen Foxen won the 2026 WSOP $25,000 High Roller, it was her first outright victory in a major nosebleed event. It was also the exclamation point on one of the most sustained periods of elite tournament poker anyone has produced in recent memory.
Since finishing 13th in the 2024 WSOP Main Event for $600,000, the six-time bracelet winner has been making final tables so regularly they might as well reserve her a seat. Few, if any, have come close to matching her record in that time. And with the WSOP just two weeks in, there's no indication she's stopping any time soon.
Four seven-figure scores. Twenty-three final tables. Nearly $11 million in prize money. Almost all of it earned against the best players in the world, in the toughest tournaments.
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