2026 World Series of Poker

Day: 1
12
Event Info
2026 World Series of Poker
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$3,478,000
Total Entries
148
Players Left
16
Average Chip Stack
1,228,125
Total Chips
19,650,000
Next Payout
Place 16
$50,340
Level Info
Level
19
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
109
Players Left
64
Players Left 16 / 148
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Le Gets the Better of Obst Again with Nut-Nut

Level 5

Omaha Hi-Lo

Action picked up three ways to a J62 flop in a three-way, three-bet pot between Allan Le in the lojack, James Obst in the hijack, and Qinghai Pan on the button. Each player contributed one bet on the flop.

On the 4 turn, Le led with a bet, Obst called, but Pan got out of the way.

Le led for a final time on the K river, and Obst tossed in the call. Le tabled A983 for the nut flush with the nut low, and he left Obst on fumes as he added more to his stack.

Tags: Allan LeJames ObstQinghai Pan

Gan Catches Couple of Aces

Level 5

Seven Card Stud

Jiyang Gan: XxXx/K2AA
Nick Pupillo: XxXx/K - folded on third street
Nicholas Marchington: XxXx/10254 - folded on sixth street

Jiyang Gan completed, Nick Pupillo two-bet, and Nicholas Marchington three-bet. Gan called, but Pupillo opted to get out of the way.

Gan check-called a bet by Marchington on fourth street, after which fifth street went check, check. Gan made an open pair of aces on sixth street and bet, quickly earning him the pot as Marchington mucked.

Tags: Jiyang GanNicholas MarchingtonNick Pupillo

Le Drills the River to Leave Obst Short

Level 5
Allan Le
Allan Le

Limit Hold’em

Allan Le raised from the cutoff and called a three-bet from James Obst on the button.

Le check-called bets from Obst on the K64 flop and 2 turn, but then check-raised a final bet from Obst on the J river.

Obst called and Le turned over JJ for a rivered set of jacks. Obst let out a sigh and mucked — awarding the pot to Le and dropping down to just 45,000.

Tags: Allan LeJames Obst

What Do You Think I Had?

Level 5

Seven Card Stud

Luke Schwartz completed left of the bring-in, Nick Guagenti flatted, and David Bach came along from the bring-in.

David Bach: XxXx / 23310 / Xx
Luke Schwartz: XxXx / K7K9 / Xx
Nick Guagenti: XxXx / 849 - folded on fifth street

Schwartz checked to Guagenti on fourth who bet, and both opponents called.

On fifth, Schwartz led with open kings, Guagenti called, and Bach raised. Schwartz called but Guagenti got out of the way.

Schwartz check-called a bet on sixth and he did the same on seventh.

"Full house," Bach announced, tabling 777 in the hole for rolled down sevens, full of threes.

"So lucky...so insane," a displeased Schwartz commented, "The way he said full house, like 'What do you think I had?'"

Guagenti added that Schwartz also had a seven showing on his board, which he was of course keenly aware of.

Tags: David BachLuke SchwartzNick Guagenti

Seiver Trending Down

Level 5
Scott Seiver
Scott Seiver

Limit Hold'em

Brad Owen checked the 278 flop from the small blind, prompting Scott Seiver to bet on the button. Owen called, and he check-called another bet by Seiver on the 8 turn.

Owen checked again on the 4 river. Seiver tossed in a final bet, but this time Owen raised. A visibly displeased Seiver talked to himself for a bit before he reluctantly called.

Owen opened Q10 for a flush, and Seiver flung his cards toward the muck in defeat.

Tags: Brad OwenScott Seiver

WSOP Hands of the Week: What Left Martin Kabrhel Saying "You Screwed Yourself and Myself"?

Level 5
Martin Kabrhel
Martin Kabrhel

The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) kicked off back on May 26, and now it is in the home stretch as June has come to an end and the $10,000 Main Event is underway. More than 70 tournaments have awarded bracelets thus far, and the PokerNews Live Reporting team has been on-site all summer long, capturing the action.

During that time, they've reported on some entertaining hands, bad beats, and more, which we're happy to feature in the latest edition of "Hands of the Week" presented by GTOWizard.

New Players Hopping In

Level 5

Beinner Shows the Goods

Level 5

Seven Card Stud

Matthew Beinner: Q92/QQ43
Chris Hunichen: XxXx/8A3J/Xx

Matthew Beinner completed with his queen and called a raise from Chris Hunichen.

Beinner led out for a bet after pairing his queen on fourth street and Hunichen called.

Hunichen proceeded to call bets from Beinner on fifth through seventh and Beinner turned over his cards for trip queens. Hunichen mucked upon seeing it and Beinner collected a nice pot.

Tags: Chris HunichenMatthew Beinner

One Pair Beats No Pair

Level 5

Seven Card Stud

David Bach: AJJ/6K43
Ryan Miller: XxXx/107A2/Xx

Heads up to fourth street, David Bach checked to Ryan Miller, who bet. Bach called, after which Miller caught an ace on fifth street and led out.

Bach called again, and did so too when Miller bet on sixth and seventh street.

"No pair," Miller announced at showdown, prompting Bach to show a pair jacks to rake in the pot.

Tags: David BachRyan Miller

Updated Chip Counts

Level 5

As per the WSOP LIVE app.

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