David Lin: XxXx/J♥5♣10♦10♣/Xx
Ariel Mantel: XxXx/8♠5♥4♣8♥/Xx
Brian Yoon: XxXx/K♠A♥A♦9♠/Xx
Ariel Mantel completed and Brian Yoon raised. David Lin called, while Mantel also called.
Mantel bet on fourth street and Yoon called. Lin then took so long to act that Josh Arieh called the clock before Lin ended up raising. Both Mantel and Yoon called.
Lin bet again on fifth and both opponents called. He then bet his last chips on sixth, and Mantel and Yoon called once more.
Mantel and Yoon checked down seventh, and Lin turned over K♣J♦J♠ for a full house. Mantel mucked K♦K♥3♥, while Yoon also mucked as Lin scooped the pot to triple up.
Robert Mizrachi: J♣9♥ / J♠9♣4♠Xx / Xx
Nicolas Milgrom: 7♠3♦ / 2♦5♣4♥Xx / Xx
Chris Brewer: XxXx / A♦8♣10♥ - folded on fifth street
After losing much of his stack in a prior Stud high in which he had three queens and the nut heart draw on sixth, but lost to Brewer's heart flush, Mizrachi had become short-stacked.
Brewer completed, Mizrachi raised, Milgrom cold-called from the bring-in, and Brewer came along. Mizrachi bet on fourth after Brewer checked and both opponents called.
On fifth, it checked to Milgrom who bet, Brewer folded, Mizrachi raised all-in, and Milgrom called.
Mizrachi had two pair against the made low of Milgrom. Milgrom caught the 8♠ on sixth and he found the A♣ on seventh to make a wheel, leaving Mizrachi in terrible shape.
The 2♠ he caught on sixth offered no help, but the flipped over the J♦ on seventh, making a full house to survive in miraculous fashion.
Ariel Mantel: XxXx / A♠J♣8♦A♥ / Xx
Josh Arieh: XxXx / K♥10♣9♣5♣ / Xx
Arieh completed and Mantel called. Mantel then check-called on fourth.
Mantel would check-call again on fifth before he led sixth with open aces, and Arieh stuck around.
On seventh, Mantel checked for a final time to Arieh who bet, and Mantel quickly called. However, he got the bad news as Arieh tabled Q♦J♠J♦ in the hole for a king-high straight, and he dragged a substantial pot to get over a million.
Nicolas Milgrom: XxXx/4♠2♠8♠3♠
Chris Brewer: XxXx/3♣10♦6♣5♣
Nicolas Milgrom completed, Chris Brewer raised, and Milgrom called.
Milgrom bet on fourth street and Brewer called. Milgrom bet again on fifth, and Brewer called once more.
Milgrom then bet on sixth, but Brewer then raised, Milgrom called all in.
Brewer turned over K♣7♣ for a flush, but Milgrom had K♠K♦ for a higher flush. He caught the Q♠ on his last card, while Brewer took one peek at his final card before sending it into the muck.
John Veltri: XxXx / 3♥J♠7♣
David Lin: XxXx / 9♦K♦6♣ - folded on fifth street
On the first hand of the day, Lin limped left of the bring-in, Vletri completed, Lin limp-raised, and Veltri called.
Lin led on fourth and Veltri quickly called. On fifth, Lin led again, Veltri raised, and Lin opted to fold after some deliberation, conceding the pot to Veltri without showdown.
Ethan "Rampage" Yau hasn't made much noise in the tournament streets at the 2026 World Series of Poker, cashing just twice so far this summer. But while the bracelets have proved elusive, the poker vlogger has been printing money in the biggest cash games in Las Vegas.
The WSOP bracelet winner is in the middle of the hottest run of his career on Hustler Casino Live. Over his last three appearances on the streamed high-stakes game, Yau has piled up more than $1.3 million in profit, including a $707,000 win on June 19. Combined with scores of $302,000 and $316,000 earlier in the month, Rampage has turned three sessions into a seven-figure heater.
Despite just two WSOP cashes to his name this summer, Yau has more than made up for it under the dimly lit lights of HCL, where the biggest pots have been going his way.
One of the most prestigious bracelets of the summer is set to be awarded today in Event #54: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship. A total of 189 entries were tallied in this year's edition of the event, generating a prize pool of $1,757,700. However, just 11 players remain in contention for the bracelet and the first-place prize of $413,580.
The final 11 will return to the Paris Las Vegas at 1 p.m. today to play down to a winner.
Leading the way into the final day is Calvin Anderson (2,200,000), who took the chip lead for the first time on the final hand last night. He is just a few days removed from taking down the $10,000 Razz Championship, and he's looking to add a seventh bracelet to his poker resume.
Calvin Anderson
Start of Day 3 Chip Counts
Place
Player
Chip Count
Country
Big Bets
1
Calvin Anderson
2,200,000
United States
28
2
John Veltri
1,810,000
United States
23
3
Chris Brewer
1,515,000
United States
19
4
Yannick Jobin
1,010,000
Switzerland
13
5
David Bach
905,000
United States
11
6
Ariel Mantel
870,000
Argentina
11
7
Josh Arieh
745,000
United States
9
8
Robert Mizrachi
640,000
United States
8
9
David Lin
560,000
United States
7
10
Brian Yoon
550,000
United States
7
11
Nicolas Milgrom
505,000
France
6
Anderson will have to contend with a star-studded cast of characters, including Chris Brewer (1,515,000), David Bach (905,000), Josh Arieh (745,000), Robert Mizrachi (640,000), and Brian Yoon (550,000).
Josh Arieh
Remaining Payouts
Place
Prize
1
$413,580
2
$275,620
3
$190,150
4
$134,350
5
$97,270
6
$72,200
7
$54,990
8
$42,990
9
$34,540
10-11
$28,530
Play resumes at 1 p.m. in the Paris Gold Section. Levels are 90 minutes today, and the action begins in Level 21 with limits of 40,000/80,000 and an average stack of 1,030,000.
Stay tuned to PokerNews for updates from the floor as we play down to a winner in Event #54: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship here at the 2026 World Series of Poker hosted by the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.
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