2026 World Series of Poker
Chip Counts
Brandon Wilson opened to 4,500 from early position before Dan Smith made the call from the next seat over. Barak Wisbrod joined on the button, and Haruhiko Shinohara defended his big blind to create a four-handed pot.
It checked to Smith after the flop fanned out 5♥4♦J♣ before he bet 6,000. Wisbrod and Shinohara folded, but Wilson had other plans.
Wilson chose to check-raise to 20,000 in response, and Smith bowed out with a fold to award the pot to Wilson.
Manuel Fritz opened to 5,500 on the button and was called by Barak Wisbrod in the small blind and Henrik Hecklen in the big blind.
All three players checked the 6♦3♦K♣ flop to bring the Q♦ turn.
Wisbrod bet 6,000. Hecklen folded, but Fritz stuck around with a call.
The 6♥ river did not slow down Wisbrod, as he chose to bet 45,000. Fritz quickly made the call to go to a showdown.
Wisbrod showed J♦10♣ for a jack high, while Fritz tabled 9♦7♦ for a flush to claim the pot.
Henrik Hecklen raised to 5,000 from under the gun, and Barak Wisbrod called in the big blind.
Hecklen bet 10,000 when the flop came Q♠6♠A♥, and Wisbrod called. Both players decided to check on the 3♠ turn, then Wisbrod led for 25,000 on the 5♠ river and Hecklen called.
Wisbrod tabled the winner with A♠J♠.
Adrian Mateos raised to 5,000 from under the gun, and Adam Weinraub called in the big blind.
The flop came 7♣4♣A♥, and Mateos fired a bet of 4,000 which Weinraub called. The 2♥ on the turn saw Mateos bet again for 28,000, but Weinraub raised to 60,000. Mateos called.
The 5♥ on the river saw both players checked and Weinraub tabled the winner with A♠2♣.
Joseph Beasy was first to act and limped before Adrian Mateos made it 10,000 on the button. Barak Wisbrod called from the small blind, and Beasy came along with a call.
The A♠9♦K♠ flop led to a pair of checks to Mateos, who continued for 12,000. Wisbrod called, while Beasy folded.
The action froze on the J♣ turn and the A♦ river.
Wisbrod showed that the turn and river were really good to him as he revealed A♥J♦ for a full house. Mateos mucked his hand in response.
Joseph Beasy opened to 4,000 from the cutoff before Adam Weinraub three-bet to 9,000 on the button.
Beasy called to bring the flop of 4♦2♠2♦ before he checked. Weinraub continued for 10,000 and was called by Beasy.
Both players knuckled the 5♥ turn to bring the 9♥ river. Beasy took the initiative with a bet of 25,000. Weinraub gave it a brief consideration before he folded to award the pot to Beasy.
Six players have entered event #90: $50,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em 8-Handed
Play has been delayed in Event #90: $50,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em as the tournament waits for more players to register.
Level: 1
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000