Event #49: $2,500 Freezeout No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2026 World Series of Poker

Players Left 4 / 1,561

Final Table

Faraz Jaka

4,470,000

Kenzo Ishida

4,200,000

Srivinay Irrinki

4,000,000

James MacMillan

3,270,000

Marco Johnson

3,215,000

Sebastian Schulze

2,820,000

Vamerdino Magsakay

2,760,000

Sebastien Grax

2,600,000

Joey Weissman

2,480,000

Pyeongkang Kim

2,430,000

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1 day 5 hours ago

Show One, Not All

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Jerome Solomon

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

The hand was picked up with the full board of 2♦5♠J♠6♥4♦ on the table and Faraz Jaka having just moved all in with more than 300,000 chips.

It was heads-up and James MacMillan was charged with a decision of whether to risk his 295,000 chips with a call against the poker coach.

After some deliberation, MacMillan let the hand go.

Jaka gently flipped over the K♦, which had no connection to the board.

"I guess we'll to wait to see that other one the vlog," someone at the table said.

Tags: Faraz Jaka James MacMillan

1 day 5 hours ago

Big Slick Holds for Lu

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Nick Becker

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Victor Paredes was under the gun and got it all in preflop against Yunlei Lu in middle position, who covered.

Victor Paredes: A♥K♦ All in
Yunlei Lu: K♠K♥

There were no aces to be found on the 8♦3♠Q♥4♠Q♦ runout, and Paredes was sent to the payout desk.

Tags: Victor Paredes Yunlei Lu

1 day 5 hours ago

Leboisselier Leaves Hansen with a Single Chip

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Laura Fryer

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Mattias Hansen was already all in from under the gun for his remaining 52,000 but it was Louis Leboisselier who was at risk from the cutoff having only 47,000 behind.

Louis Leboisselier: K♠10♥ All in
Mattias Hansen: A♠6♠

It was a fair fight, and things were still all to play for but Leboisselier took the lead on the 10♠Q♦9♦ flop.

Nothing changed on the 3♠ turn or 4♥ river, and Hansen was left with a single 5,000 chip to his name.

Tags: Louis Leboisselier Mattias Hansen

1 day 6 hours ago

Goodman Takes from Jaka

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Nick Becker

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Action went heads-up to a flop of A♥J♦J♥ in a hand between the under-the-gun Earl Goodman and Faraz Jaka in the big blind.

Jaka check-raised to 80,000 over Goddman's bet of 30,000 and Goodman called, bringing the A♣ turn.

Jaka slowed down with a check and Goodman moved all in for about 125,000 to put himself at risk, prompting Jaka to give up his hand.

Tags: Earl Goodman Faraz Jaka

1 day 6 hours ago

Joyce Left With Crumbs By Bohdanov

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Roxanne Johnson

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Action was picked up on the river with a board of A♥K♥10♦8♦10♣. The pot was 20,000, and Renat Bohdanov was all in for 92,000 in the small blind, and Toby Joyce called from late position.

Renat Bohdanov: A♣Q♣ All in
Toby Joyce: K♣Q♦

Bohdanov held the best hand preflop, and the hand held with two pair for the win and a much-needed double stack.

Tags: Renat Bohdanov Toby Joyce

1 day 6 hours ago

Dimitrov Gets Double with Kings

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Jerome Solomon

Level 18 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Aleks Dimitrov moved all in with 124,000 chips from the button. Igor Popyk made the call from the small blind.

Aleks Dimitrov: A♠K♣ All in
Igor Popyk: Q♦J♠

Dimitrov's lead going into the rundown grew quickly with a king on the flop and was unbeatable after a king on the turn. He finished with trips in the full runout of K♠2♠6♣K♥6♥.