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Level: 4
PLO Ante: 1,000
NLH Ante: 1,500
2026 World Series of Poker
Event #64: $25,000 High Roller PLO/NLH Mixed
Day: 1
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Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Pot-Limit Omaha
George Wolff potted to 2,800 in middle position, David Coleman repotted to 9,200 in the small blind, Wolff four-bet to 28,400, and after two more raises, Wolff was at risk for his 113,300 stack.
George Wolff: A♠A♦5♦5♣ 
David Coleman: A♥A♣Q♠7♦
Both players had aces as the Q♦3♣2♥ flop gave Wolff a gutter while Coleman paired one of his side cards. The 8♦ turn also gave Wolff the nut flush draw, but it was the 4♥ that landed on the river to give Wolff the wheel, and he secured the full double.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
No-Limit Hold'em
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Dante Goya in late position and Nacho Barbero in the big blind who had defended after Goya's raise.
The flop rolled out A♥K♥6♠ to see Barbero check-call a bet from Goya to the tune of 3,200.
Barbero checked the turn 7♣ to see Goya size up to 12,500. After some thought, he tossed away his hand to cede the pot to Goya.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Pot-Limit Omaha
Carlos Saucedo potted to 2,800 second-to-act before Christopher Frank repotted to 9,600 in the hijack, and Saucedo called.
On the Q♠7♠6♣ flop, Saucedo check-called a bet of 10,600 from Frank.
Saucedo checked again on the 10♣ turn as Frank fired again for 26,000 and Saucedo stuck around. The 5♥ river quickly checked through. Saucedo revealed A♦A♣K♣3♣, and his pair of aces were enough for the win.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Pot-Limit Omaha
Brian Breck called in late position and then called the raise to 3,600 from Dimitar Danchev on the button.
Breck check-called a bet of 3,000 on the flop of A♦4♥2♣ from Danchev.
On the turn Q♠, Breck checked a second time over to Danchev who bet 7,500 and Breck called.
Action checked through on the river 8♦ and Danchev tabled A♣Q♥J♣J♥ for aces and queens which was good for the pot.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Pot-Limit Omaha
Action picked up on a J♠4♥2♠ flop with around 65,000 in the pot preflop between Omkar Pachimatla in early position and Naoya Kihara on the button. Pachimatla led for 50,000 and Kihara took some time before he flatted.
On the 3♣ turn, Pachimatla jammed for his remaining 48,000, and Kihara snapped it off.
Omkar Pachimatla: A♠A♥9♣5♠
Naoya Kihara: 7♠6♣5♣3♦
It was a brutal turn card, giving Pachimatla the wheel, but Kihara made the nut straight. However, Pachimatla still had the nut flush draw, which did not come home on the J♦ river as he was sent to the rail in brutal fashion.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Pot-Limit Omaha
Chance Kornuth raised to 2,800 from early position, and Zachary Grech in the hijack, Veselin Karakitukov on the button, and Marc Lattanzi in the big blind all called.
The flop rolled out K♣J♠8♠, and Lattanzi checked to Kornuth, who bet 4,200 to see only Grech continue.
Kornuth checked the turn Q♠ over to Grech, who bet 10,400 and Kornuth called.
On the river 4♦, Kornuth checked a second time and pitched his hand after Grech bet 31,600.
Level 3
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
NLH Ante: 1,200
Level: 3
PLO Ante: 800
NLH Ante: 1,200
Level 2
: Blinds 300/600, 600 ante
PLO Ante: 600
NLH Ante: 900
NLH Ante: 900
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