Event #72: $1,000 Mini Main Event Day 2 | 2026 World Series of Poker

14 hours 49 minutes ago

Final Two Tables

Laura Fryer

Level 42 : 1,500,000/3,000,000, 3,000,000 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds

213	1	Taylor Maas	United States	4,500,000	2
213	2	Akira Ide	Japan	2,500,000	1
213	3	Jason James	Canada	2,500,000	1
213	4	Chao Li	Australia	52,000,000	17
213	5	Jonathan Wolter	Brazil	21,500,000	7
213	6	Ohad Enzel	United States	55,000,000	18
213	7	Yuri Murakami	Japan	40,000,000	13
213	8	Jeffrey Evans	United States	150,000,000	50
213	9	Yunye Lu	China	32,500,000	11
203	1	Mantas Bagocius	Lithuania	4,000,000	1
203	2	Amin Mostafavi	United States	57,000,000	19
203	3	Richard Harris	United Kingdom	30,000,000	10
203	4	Daisuke Ogita	Japan	75,000,000	25
203	5	Jaehwa Son	Canada	40,000,000	13
203	6	James Rann	United Kingdom	27,000,000	9
203	7	Jaime Haletky	United States	74,000,000	25
203	8	Dennys Ramos	Brazil	27,000,000	9
203	9

15 hours ago

Jacob Thibodeau Eliminated in 18th Place ($41,000)

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Gabrielle Barredo

Level 42 : 1,500,000/3,000,000, 3,000,000 ante

Caue Silva opened for 5,000,000 in early position and Dennys Ramos in the big blind called. The flop came 8♠J♣7♣.

Silva shoved all-in for 30,000,000 after action was checked to him. Ramos, with only 24,500,000 behind called.

Dennys Ramos: J♠7♠ All in
Caue Silva: K♠10♥

Ramos had caught himself a two-pair on the flop. The dealer peeled a 9♦ turn and on the 7♥ river. Ramos improved to a full house securing his double up.

On the very next hand, Silva, with 5,500,000 left, shoved all-in and Jaime Haletky called, taking them to showdown.

Caue Silva: A♥9♥ All in
Jaime Haletky: 5♥5♠

Haletky's fives held on the board that ran 8♥10♦2♠J♣Q♦, ending Silva's tournament run.

On the other table, Jacob Thibodeau left the tournament floor in 18th place.

Tags: Caue Silva Dennys Ramos Jacob Thibodeau Jaime Haletky

Level: 42

Blinds: 1,500,000/3,000,000

Ante: 3,000,000

15 hours 16 minutes ago

Haletky Triples with Kings; Jaros Tumbles

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Laura Fryer

Level 41 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,500,000, 2,500,000 ante

Jaime Haletky open-jammed for his last 19,500,000 from early position and Caue Silva re-jammed from the cutoff. Patrik Jaros called from the big blind and was covered by Silva, so there was two players all-in and at risk.

Jaime Haletky: K♠K♣ All in
Patrik Jaros: A♠Q♥ All in
Caue Silva: A♣Q♦

The shortest stack, Haletky was ahead, but there was a sweat of the straight draw for all on the Q♠9♦10♣ flop. There was no chance for a flush to differentiate Jaros and Silva, but they both improved to a pair of queens.

Haletky kept ahead on the 9♠ turn, and the 10♠ river locked him up the double, with the remaining players chopping the side pot.

Jaros was left with just 15,000,000 after the hand and was soon seen walking away from the tournament area having hit the rail just after this hand. He was joined swift by Napat Chokejindachai.

Tags: Caue Silva Jaime Haletky Patrik Jaros Napat Chokejindachai

15 hours 20 minutes ago

Lu Doubles, Son Eliminates Gollins

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Gabrielle Barredo

Level 41 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,500,000, 2,500,000 ante

Yunye Lu open-shoved for 14,500,000 from late position and got Christina Gollins to go all in for 16,500,000 from cutoff. The remaining players got out of the way, leaving the two to head to showdown.

Yunye Lu: A♥9♥ All in
Christina Gollins: J♥J♣

The flop came K♦A♠10♣, pushing Lu into the lead. Lu could almost taste victory when the A♦ fell on the turn. The K♣ river secured his double up, leaving Gollins with only 2,000,000, not enough for even a big blind.

On the very next hand, Gollins open-shoved with her remaining chips from the hijack. Cutoff Jaehwa Son raised to 6,500,000 pushing all remaining players out of the hand.

Christina Gollins: K♠8♦ All in
Jaehwa Son: Q♣Q♦

Gollins started her preparations to leave when the hands were tabled expecting the worse. The board ran 10♦10♣J♠J♥5♥ and, with no king to be seen, Gollins headed to the payout counter to claim her prize.

Tags: Christina Gollins Jaehwa Son Yunye Lu

15 hours 25 minutes ago

Haletky Paying the Table

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Jerome Solomon

Level 41 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,500,000, 2,500,000 ante

Jaime Haletky found himself in all-in situations in back-to-back hands against players under the gun with fewer chips.

In the first one, Dennys Ramos moved all in under the gun for 12,000,000 chips, and Haletky called from the big blind.

Dennys Ramos: A♥7♦ All in
Jaime Haletky: Q♦2♣

Haletky paid for calling that shove in a runout of A♠A♦5♣2♦K♠, that gave Ramos trip aces and a double-up.

In the next hand, Mantas Bagocius moved all in from under the gun with 18,500,000, and when the action reached Haletky in the small blind, he made the call.

Mantas Bagocius: A♦10♥ All in
Jaime Haletky: K♣Q♦

The runout J♥7♥Q♣A♠3♦ teased Haletky with a queen on the flop, but Bagocius spiked an ace on the turn to stay in the tournament.

Tags: Dennys Ramos Jaime Haletky Mantas Bagocius

15 hours 30 minutes ago

Mostafavi Wipes Out Weymeersch

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Laura Fryer

Level 41 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,500,000, 2,500,000 ante

Amin Mostafavi opened to 4,000,000 from the hijack and Douglas Weymeersch moved all in on the button for 24,000,000. Mostafavi called and covered, and the players went to showdown.

Douglas Weymeersch: A♣10♣ All in
Amin Mostafavi: A♠K♦

Weymeersch was looking concerned after seeing he was facing Mostafavi's big slick. The Q♦6♦3♠ flop didn't bring many outs for Weymeersch either. Mostafavi improved on the K♣ turn, and the 6♠ river saw to Weymeersch's elimination in 23rd place, taking home $41,000.