Event #92: $3,000 T.O.R.S.E. Day 2 | 2026 World Series of Poker

21 hours 52 minutes ago

Yannick Jobin and Derek McMaster Eliminated on the Stone Bubble

Brett Slezak

Level 17

Limit Flop: 5,000-10,000 Blinds, 10,000-20,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 3,000 Bring-In, 10,000 Completion, 10,000-20,000 Limits

Razz

Ryan Moriarty limped, Yannick Jobin put his last 2,000 into the middle on his left, Dylan Weisman limped, and Matthew Beinner was the bring-in.

Yannick Jobin: XxXx / AxJx9x6x / Xx All in
Dylan Weisman: XxXx / 5x3xAxQx / Xx - folded on seventh street
Matthew Beinner: XxXx / Jx5x - folded on fourth street
Ryan Moriarty: XxXx / 2x7x8xAx / Xx

Moriarty bet on fourth and only Weisman called. Weisman then led on sixth.

Moriarty retook the board lead on sixth and bet. He led a final time on seventh, getting a fold from Weisman.

Jobin knew his fate was sealed as he flipped over Jx9x3x for a jack-nine, and Moriarty had 6x4x3x in the hole for number two, and Jobin was eliminated.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Marco Johnson raised in the small blind, Derek McMaster three-bet from the big blind, and Johnson called.

On the 10♠8♣5♦ flop, the last of McMaster's chips were in the middle for less than a small bet.

Derek McMaster: K♥K♦Q♥J♥ All in
Marco Johnson: 9♦7♠6♥2♥

Johnson had a wrap with a low draw against the overpair of McMaster. The 6♦ turn gave Johnson the straight, leaving McMaster drawing dead.

McMaster and Jobin will split 69th place, with Jobin receiving $3,020 and McMaster $3,019. How the remaining dollar is distributed remains a mystery to all.

The remaining 68 players are in the money are guaranteed a minimum cash of $6,039.

Tags: Derek McMaster Dylan Weisman Marco Johnson Matthew Beinner Ryan Moriarty Yannick Jobin

22 hours 6 minutes ago

Fishman Survives Again

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Liam Gannon

Level 17

Limit Flop: 5,000-10,000 Blinds, 10,000-20,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 3,000 Bring-In, 10,000 Completion, 10,000-20,000 Limits

Razz

Ray Fishman was forced all-in after bringing in, Thomas Taylor limped.

Ray Fishman: 4x3x/KxKx5x6x/Xx All in
Thomas Taylor: 9x2x/JxAx4x10x/Xx

Taylor peeled up a 4x, meaning that Fishman would need to beat a ten to survive. Fishman peeled up his final card and a look of excitement crossed his face.

"The worst six!" screamed Fishman as he showed an Ax for six-five.

"That's not even the worst six," said table mate Bryce Yockey. "Learn how to play this game!"

A few hands later, Jake Schwartz also doubled in the Razz round to leave Fishman as the shortest at his table.

Tags: Bryce Yockey Jake Schwartz Ray Fishman Thomas Taylor

22 hours 14 minutes ago

Fishman Finds Sweaty Survival; Rechnitzer Doubles Through Brannan

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Brett Slezak

Level 17

Limit Flop: 5,000-10,000 Blinds, 10,000-20,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 3,000 Bring-In, 10,000 Completion, 10,000-20,000 Limits

Razz

On the third hand of hand-for-hand, Ray Fishman was forced all-in for 1,000 from the ante. Larry Tull limped, Bryce Yockey limped, and Mike Wattel was the bring in.

Ray Fishman: XxXx / 4xJx8xAx / Xx All in
Larry Tull: XxXx / 3xKx7xQx / Xx
Bryce Yockey: XxXx / 2xQxKx2x / Xx - folded on seventh street
Mike Wattel: XxXx / 8x8xKx4x / Xx

The side pot checked through until seventh, when Wattel bet and Tull called.

"That's really, really bad," Yockey informed Fishman.

Wattel showed 9x5x2x in the hole for a nine-eight, while Tull had 9x5x4x for a nine-seven to win the side.

Fishman had yet to look at his cards, and the first one was a four-across, which could not help him, and it was a 10x.

The second one was a two-sider, which was 50/50 to improve his hand, but the suit revealed that it had to be a 5x.

He needed a two, three, six, or seven to survive, and he peeled a three-across diamond, giving him another 50/50 chance at survival as the cameras and other players swarmed the table. He flipped over the 6♦, securing his survival as he got back up to 6,000 chips.

"I had them board-locked!" Fishman repeatedly announced as the other short stacks looked on with frustration.

Razz

At another table, George Rechnitzer was all in on fifth street, at risk against Frank Brannan.

George Rechnitzer: 8x5x / Ax3x4x6x / 5x All in
Frank Brannan: 6x2x / Qx7xAxKx / 6x

Brannan had a small chance of eliminating Rechnitzer when the money went in, but was drawing dead on sixth as Rechnitzer made a six.

Tags: Bryce Yockey Frank Brannan George Rechnitzer Larry Tull Mike Wattel Ray Fishman

Level: 17

Limit Flop: 5,000-10,000 Blinds, 10,000-20,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 3,000 Bring-In, 10,000 Completion, 10,000-20,000 Limits

22 hours 39 minutes ago

Two Brutal Set-Over-Set Coolers Send High-Stakes Pros Out of WSOP Main Event

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Eliot Thomas

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

If one set-over-set cooler wasn't painful enough, the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event produced two within moments of each other on different tables. Both were every bit as brutal as the bad beat that kicked off Day 6.

High-stakes pros Espen Sandvik and Andy "Andy Stacks" Tsai both saw deep runs come to heartbreaking ends on Day 6 after flopping or turning sets, only to discover their opponents held even bigger ones.

Tsai is best known for battling in some of the biggest cash games in the world, while Sandvik is no stranger to the high roller circuit either, with numerous cashes in $25,000 buy-in events. Neither could survive one of poker's nastiest coolers.

Second Break (full)

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Brett Slezak

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

After the first hand of hand-for-hand play, the 70 remaining players are taking their scheduled 15-minute break.

Play resumes in Level 17 with blinds of 5,000/10,000 and limits of 10,000/20,000, with an average stack of 261,000.

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22 hours 55 minutes ago

Hand-for-Hand

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Brett Slezak

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

With 70 players remaining and 69 being in the money, play will continue hand-for-hand at 12 tables until one more player is eliminated.

22 hours 56 minutes ago

Leah Falls; Field Now on Stone Bubble

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Liam Gannon

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

Seven-Card Stud

Sterling Lopez completed, Mike Leah raised, and Roberto Najera called. Lopez raised once more to see Leah call to put himself all in and Najera called right behind him.

Mike Leah: XxXx/A♥8♠9♣5♣/Xx All in
Roberto Najera: XxXx/8♦5♠10♥7♥/Xx
Sterling Lopez: XxXx/A♠7♦4♠J♦/Xx

Lopez bet on fourth street and fifth street once action checked to him and Najera called each time.

On sixth street Lopez bet to see Najera raise and Lopez called.

Both players checked on seventh street to see Najera table Q♥9♦6♥ for a ten-high straight. Lopez briefly showed A♣8♠Xx before mucking.

"I'm drawing to a foul," said Leah as he showed A♦10♣ for two of his cards. The final peel was not a foul deck card and Leah would be eliminated from the tournament outside of the money.

Tags: Mike Leah Roberto Najera Sterling Lopez

22 hours 59 minutes ago

Bronshtein Can't Beat Ace-High

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Brett Slezak

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

Seven Card Stud

Roberto Najera completed left on the bring-in, Yuval Bronshtein raised on his left off a short stack, Najera asked for the rest and Bronshtein called all in for his final 19,000.

Yuval Bronshtein: Q♥10♣ / 8♥5♠6♠2♦ / Xx All in
Roberto Najera: A♣3♦ / 2♠5♣9♠10♠ / Xx

Neither player could find any improvement, and going into seventh street, Najera was still ahead with ace-high.

Najera revealed first as he flipped over the K♠, finishing with ace-high. However, Bronshtein found no help either, peeling the 4♣ on the end to be left with queen-high, and he was eliminated three spots from the money.

Tags: Roberto Najera Yuval Bronshtein

23 hours 3 minutes ago

Prize Pool and Payouts

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Liam Gannon

Level 16

Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000 Blinds, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion, 8,000-16,000 Limits

Here's a look at the payouts for Event #92: $3,000 T.O.R.S.E.

Place	Payout
1	$247,842
2	$160,862
3	$106,912
4	$72,791
5	$50,801
6	$36,363
7	$26,715
8-9	$20,158
10-11	$15,633
12-17	$12,471
18-23	$10,241
24-29	$8,666
30-35	$7,562
36-41	$6,812
42-47	$6,341
48-53	$6,190
54-69	$6,039