2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 1
12
Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,422,900
Total Entries
189
Players Left
11
Average Chip Stack
1,030,909
Total Chips
11,340,000
Next Payout
Place 11
$28,530
Level Info
Level
20
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
153
Players Left
69
Players Left 11 / 189
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Luo and Zhu Chop Up the Rest of Rodawig

Level 9

Stud Hi-Lo

Eric Rodawig: XxXx / 58J4 / Xx All in
Yueqi Zhu: XxXx / K948 / Xx
Xixiang Luo: XxXx / 34107 / Xx
Nikolai Fal: XxXx / 3210 - folded on fifth street

Action picked up on fourth as Zhu led and everyone called.

On fifth, Zhu led again, Luo called, Rodawig raised all in, Fal folded, Zhu completed the next bet to 15,000, and Luo called.

Sixth street checked through before Luo called a final bet from Zhu on the side.

Zhu showed KK2 in the hole for trip kings, and Luo showed A72 for a seven low. Rodawig flashed AA3, and he could not salvage half the pot as he was eliminated.

Tags: Eric RodawigNikolai FalXixiang LuoYueqi Zhu

Rotholz Gets Chopped Up

Level 9

Omaha Hi-Lo

David Anderson raised in middle position, and both Hal Rotholz and Yuval Bronshtein called in the small and big blind.

After two checks on the 262 flop, Anderson continued with a bet, and both opponents called again.

The 7 turn checked through, but when Rotholz checked for a third time on the 7, Bronshtein took over the lead with a bet. Anderson called, and after a bit of time deliberating, Rotholz called too.

Anderson tabled AJ107 for the high, and Bronshtein flipped over AJ64 for the low, as the two chopped up Rotholz's money.

Tags: David AndersonHal RotholzYuval Bronshtein

Schulman Among Latest Entrants

Level 9

Daly and Vitch Chop Up Leonard

Level 9

Jason Daly raised in late position and Chris Vitch on the button, Patrick Leonard in the small blind, and Richard Sklar in the big blind all called.

The flop rolled out A210 and action checked through to Daly who bet and Vitch continued with Leonard calling behind him.

On the turn K, Leonard checked over to Daly who bet and he received two calls again.

Leonard checked the river 3 and Daly bet once more, receiving calls from Vitch and Leonard.

Daly tabled AQJ10 for Broadway and Vitch tabled A655 for a six-five low. Leonard showed AK85 for top two and an eight-five low, but it was no good for either half as he table mates chopped up the pot.

Tags: Chris VitchJason DalyPatrick LeonardRichard Sklar

Blumenthal Holds Against Dangerous Board

Level 9

Seven Card Stud

Dan Cates: XxXx / KQ22 / Xx
Eddie Blumenthal: XxXx / 71046 / Xx
Ilkka Heikkila: XxXx / JQA2 / Xx

Action picked up on fifth as Heikkila led with high board and both opponents called, including Blumenthal, who won his first bracelet just two days ago.

Heikkila led again on sixth now showing four diamonds, and both opponents called again. Seventh street checked through.

Cates announced kings-up before Blumenthal tabled A85 in the hole for an eight-high straight. Heikkila could not find another diamond, and he mucked, conceding the pot to Blumenthal.

Tags: Dan CatesEddie BlumenthalIlkka Heikkila

Mascio Finds a Double

Level 9

Limit Hold'Em

David Bach raised on the button, and called when Greg Mascio moved all in from the small blind.

Greg Mascio: J8 All in
David Bach: AQ

The 92J92 runout favoured Mascio, seeing him double his stack almost immediately after the break.

Tags: David BachGreg Mascio

Biggest Stacks

Level 9

Here are the biggest stacks returning from the break, with two levels left to play on Day 1.

The chip counts are taken directly from the WSOP LIVE app.

Level: 9

Limit Flop/Draw: 1,500-3,000, 3,000-6,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring-In, 3,000 Completion, 3,000-6,000 Limits

Final Break of Day 1

Level 8

The players are taking their final 15-minute break of the night before they return for two more levels.

The clock reads 138 entries with 90 players remaining.

Action resumes in Level 9 with limits of 3,000/6,000 and an average stack of 92,000.

Some Evening Entrants

Level 8