2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 1
12
Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,767,000
Total Entries
190
Players Left
34
Average Chip Stack
335,294
Total Chips
11,400,000
Level Info
Level
17
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
156
Players Left
75
Players Left 34 / 190
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Lin Doubles Through Juanda

Level 10

John Juanda: AQ / 8JQA / K
David Lin: 53 / 3963 / A

John Juanda and David Lin each invested one bet on fifth street, with Lin having just 1,500 chips behind to sixth street. Juanda bet and Lin called all-in to show his trips treys. Juanda had aces and queens but bricked the final card for Lin to double.

The same table had previously lost Ben Yu as well as Daniel Negreanu, while Walter Chambers and Nick Guagenti chipped up.

Tags: Ben YuDaniel NegreanuDavid LinJohn JuandaNick GuagentiWalter Chambers

Anderson on the Rise

Level 10
Calvin Anderson
Calvin Anderson

Hiroyuki Noda: Q44 / 10JKA
Qinghai Pan: XxXx / A8102 folded on sixth street
Calvin Anderson: 963 / 74510

Patrick Stacey folded in four-way action on fifth street when Calvin Anderson bet his low board. Hiroyuki Noda called, as did defending champion Qinghai Pan. Noda then bet sixth street and Pan reluctantly folded, Anderson raised and Noda called.

On seventh street, Noda check-called with his broadway and took the high pot, while Anderson's inferior straight also had a low to chop it up.

Tags: Calvin AndersonHiroyuki NodaPatrick StaceyQinghai Pan

Vengrin and Moulder Chop Up Davis

Level 10

Matt Vengrin: XxXx / 676J / Xx
James Davis: XxXx / 4AJJ / Xx
Ko Goto: XxXx / 34Xx - folded on fifth street
Patrick Moulder: XxXx / 7K2K / Xx

Action picked up on fourth as the dealer dragged one bet from each player into the middle.

Matt Vengrin checked on fifth with open sixes to James Davis, who bet. Ko Goto folded, but Patrick Moulder and Vengrin called.

Moulder then led sixth with open kings, and both opponents called.

On seventh, Moulder led, Vengrin called, Davis raised, and both Moulder and Vegrin called.

Davis tabled A65 in the hole for aces-up, but it was no good as Moulder revealed K98 for trip kings for the high. Vengrin showed A82, and his eight low was enough for half the pot.

Tags: James DavisKo GotoMatt VengrinPatrick Moulder

Milgrom Chops With Korn

Level 10

Nicolas Milgrom: Q74 / 3443
Joao Vieira: XxXx / 2K45 - folded on sixth street
Andrew Bradshaw: XxXx / 87Q - folded on fifth street
Andres Korn: A102 / 31075

Nicolas Milgrom bet on fifth street when he paired his four and Joao Vieira called, Andrew Bradshaw folded and Andres Korn called. On sixth street, Milgrom made fours and treys, after which he opted to check. Vieira checked as well, Korn bet and Milgrom was the only caller.

Milgrom's bet on seventh street was called, and Korn replied, "just the low," while Milgrom won half of the pot with fours full of treys.

Vieira had only 10,500 left after this hand and busted shortly after.

Tags: Andres KornAndrew BradshawJoao VieiraNicolas Milgrom

Rodawig Picks Off Tafur's Bluff

Level 10

Daniel Tafur: XxXx / 83A2 / Xx
Eric Rodawig: XxXx / 53A7 / Xx
Lawrence Brandt: XxXx / 479 - folded on fifth street

Action picked up on fifth as Daniel Tafur checked to Eric Rodawig who bet, Lawrence Brandt folded, and Tafur called.

On sixth, Tafur check-raised a bet from Rodawig, who stuck around to seventh. Tafur fired a final bet, and Rodawig sigh-called as Tafur shrugged while he tabled K62 for just a pair of twos, while Rodawig revealed 1066 for a pair of sixes, which was good enough for the whole pot.

Tags: Daniel TafurEric RodawigLawrence Brandt

Late Casualties on Day 1

Level 10

Level: 10

Ante: 1,000
Low Card: 1,000
Completion: 3,000
Limits: 3,000-6,000

Pimlott Scoops Three-Ways with Flush

Level 9

Suketu Patel: XxXx / 1055A / Xx
James Tilton: XxXx / 2474 / Xx
Bryan Pimlott: XxXx / 62AJ / Xx

Action picked up on fifth as Bryan Pimlott bet once checked to, and he was called by Suketu Patel and James Tilton.

Pimlott bet again on sixth, Patel called, Tilton raised, and both opponents called.

Patel checked to Tilton on seventh who bet, and both opponents put in the call. Tilton rolled over K54 in the hole for trip fives, but they were second best as Pimlott revealed J83 for an ace-high flush, and Patel mucked as Pimlott scooped.

Tags: Bryan PimlottJames TiltonSuketu Patel

Everybody Loves a Chop Pot

Level 9
Dan Shak
Dan Shak

Ali Eslami: K24 / 8977
Yuval Bronshtein: 9A4 / 526K
Maksim Pisarenko: XxXx / 3J9Q / Xx
Dan Shak: J63 / QA52

The action was already on seventh street when Ali Eslami bet and Yuval Bronshtein raised. Maksim Pisarenko called, Dan Shak then made it three bets and that sent some chuckles across the table.

"I fuckin' love this game," James Cheung exclaimed.

Meanwhile Ray Fishman told the live reporting team, "you are at the right table."

Eslami was still in the tank and then made it four bets. Bronshtein called, while Pisarenko murmured, "how can I fold?" before tossing in calling chips for the four-bet.

Shak then five-bet all in for another 4,000 on top and everyone called.

Shak tabled his six-five-three low with a missed spade flush draw, while Eslami had said flush king-high. Bronshtein exposed a six-five-four low and was scooped, as was Pisarenko who was then on his phone before the table broke.

"If I hit another spade, I would scoop," Shak told Fishman while Eslami on the other side of the table pointed out he had the superior king-high spade.

"He is gonna put a hit on somebody," Fishman joked before everyone moved to their new seats.

Tags: Ali EslamiDan ShakJames CheungMaksim PisarenkoRay FishmanYuval Bronshtein

Urbanovich Scoops Stacey

Level 9
Dzmitry Urbanovich
Dzmitry Urbanovich

Calvin Anderson: XxXx / AQ59 folded on sixth street
Patrick Stacey: XxXx / 79AJ / Xx
Dzmitry Urbanovich: 76 / 5A3K / 2

Calvin Anderson completed with an ace and was called by Patrick Stacey as well as Dzmitry Urbanovich. On fourth street, the action was checked to Urbanovich and he bet to receive two calls with the action repeating on fifth street.

Urbanovich bet his lead on sixth street to force out Anderson, while Stacey called. Urbanovich then also bet seventh and Stacey reluctantly called. He was shown a six-five low and ace-king high which ended up scooping the pot.

"Open ended the whole time and no low," Stacey said in table chat.

Tags: Calvin AndersonDzmitry UrbanovichPatrick Stacey