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Level 19
Ante: 12,000
The 71 remaining players have gone on their second break of the day.
2026 World Series of Poker
Event #83: $1,500 Double Board Bomb Pot Pot-Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$2,220,907
Total Entries
1,673
Level
38
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
227
Players Left
19
Players Left 1 / 1,673
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Level 19
Ante: 12,000
A♥6♦2♣9♠7♣
7♦4♥2♦Q♥K♦
Action checked around on the flop to Leonardo Martins in the cutoff who bet 60,000 and only Aiden Guo on the button called.
Both players checked the turn.
Martins bet 275,000 on the river and Guo tossed his hand away.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
6♥9♣7♥A♥2♠
8♣8♠A♣6♦10♠
Jacob Fishbein bet out for 35,000 into the field from the hijack, before Casey Carroll on his left moved all in for 135,000. Lucas Hillman then moved all in for slightly more than 400,000, and Fishbein let his hand go.
Casey Carroll: A♦Q♥9♥9♠ 
Lucas Hillman: A♠9♦8♥4♣
Hillman was essentially freerolling with his straight draw, as Carroll had no immediate outs on the bottom board. The top turn made Hillman's straight draw irrelevant, as the bottom turn secured the chop.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
J♥7♦5♦10♥8♦
Q♥9♠6♦Q♣10♠
Action was picked up on the turn in a multiway pot between Brad Ruben in first position, Julio Trimmer in the hijack, and Joseph Ritzie on the button. Everyone checked to Ritzie who bet 35,000 and Ruben raised all in for 191,000 to see both Ritzie and Trimmer call.
Trimmer jammed on the river for 412,000 effective and Ritzie tossed his hand away.
Brad Ruben: J♠J♣10♦9♦
Julio Trimmer: Q♠10♣8♥4♠
Both players took back their bets as they chopped with Ruben hold a flush on the first board while Trimmer held a boat on the second.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
3♠6♥9♦10♦A♥
K♥7♥3♣Q♦5♠
David Wells potted to 96,000 on the flop, and Justin Fawcett on his left repotted to 384,000. Action folded around to Wells, who called all in.
David Wells: J♠7♣6♣6♦
Justin Fawcett: 9♥9♠6♠5♥
"That was the one thing I didn't want to see," said Wells as cards were placed on their backs. Fawcett pointed out that he even had a blocker to his opponent's quads.
Wells needed a seven or jack on the bottom to chop, as well as having outs to running cards on each board. Unfortunately for him, none came, as Fawcett raked in his chips.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
Q♣4♠Q♦J♣9♣
2♠2♣J♠6♣3♣
Action was picked up on the river, with Cameron Mixson all in for his final 242,000. Yuanting Wang had made the call, with Stephen Biggar all in for just shy of 300,000. Wang, again, matched that bet.
Cameron Mixson: Q♥J♥7♠4♥
Stephen Biggar: A♦A♥Q♠9♥
Yuanting Wang: K♠J♦4♦2♥
Mixson's queens full on the top chopped with Wang's deuces full on the bottom. The saving grace for Biggar was his queen, as he chopped the side pot with Wang to stay alive.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
9♥3♣2♥5♠A♥
K♦J♠5♦8♠10♠
Action was picked up with cards on their backs in a pot between Igor Zektser in the big blind and Alex Difelicele in middle position.
Difelicele was all in 90,000 with a pair of jacks on one board and a gutshot straight draw on the other, while Zektser held a set on one board and a pair of twos on the other.
Alex Difelicele: J♦7♦6♠4♠
Igor Zektser: 6♣3♠2♠2♦
The gutshot came home on the turn for Difelicele and he made a better flush on the other board to scoop and double through the WSOP bracelet winner.
Level 19
Ante: 12,000
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Level: 19
Ante: 12,000
