July 12 Recap: Schoenberg, Keijzer, and Locquet Claim Trophies

Just two days remain in what has been an entertaining 2025 Wynn Summer Classic. Two more events are in store on Sunday before the series wraps on Monday. But before we look ahead, we must look back at Saturday's results and celebrate the three newest champions.

Those three individuals are Jeremy Schoenberg, Ronald Keijzer, and Romain Locquet. They all won tournaments late Saturday night that surpassed the prize pool guarantees, a trend throughout the Wynn Summer Classic. Let's take a look at how it all went down yesterday in Las Vegas.

Jeremy Schoenberg Claims NLH Title

The action kicked off at noon from Wynn-Encore with an $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em event, featuring a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool. As per usual, the pot surpassed the guarantee ($115,050) with 118 entrants registered.

When all was said and done, Schoenberg was the only player who still had chips. He won $31,636 and now has nearly $300,00 in live tournament cashes, according to The Hendon Mob. The championd defeated Tetsuro Tomita heads-up to close things out. A runner-up finish was worth $20,042.

Lorenzo Santos (third place for $13,864), Jamie Dalupan (fourth place for $10,124), and Glenn Cozen (fifth place for $7,496) rounded out the top five.

Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Jeremy Schoenberg	$31,636
2	Tetsuro Tomita	$20,042
3	Lorenzo Santos	$13,864
4	Jamie Dalupan	$10,124
5	Glenn Cozen	$7,496
6	Scott Wellenbach	$5,770
7	David Hudson	$4,516
8	Joshua Brunner	$3,682
9	Yi Ke	$3,106

Keijzer Conquers Massive PLO Field

No-limit hold'em wasn't the only game played on Saturday at the Wynn Summer Classic. An $1,100 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Max tournament was spread, and it came with a $50,000 guarantee. That guarantee was completely obliterated after reaching 351 entries, creating a $342,225 prize in the 1 p.m. tournament.

Keijzer came out on top in this large-field event, a run that ended with a $67,850 payday. He beat Arie Kliper, who received $45,261, heads-up to close out the win. Zachary Schwartz (third place for $34,811), Ankush Khandelwal (fourth place for $27,281), Dan Komem (fifth place for $21,165), and Yaser Al-Keliddar (sixth place for $16,110) also reached the final table.

Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Ronald Keijzer	$67,850
2	Arie Kliper	$45,261
3	Zachary Schwartz	$34,811
4	Ankush Khandelwal	$27,281
5	Dan Komem	$21,165
6	Yaser Al-Keliddar	$16,110

Locquet Wins the Turbo

The third and final tournament of the day — $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo — started at 6 p.m. The field reached 215 entries before registration closed, making for a $209,625 prize pool, more than double the $100,000 guarantee.

Locquet, a French poker player who cashed in 164th place in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event last week, took down the title for a $49,087 payday. The winner beat Linus Goh heads-up for the win, while Goh earned $30,349 for his near win.

Nan Zhang took third place for $22,134, Shotaro Kobayashi was eliminated in fourth place for $16,557, and Nikolay Ponomarev collected $12,233 for fifth place. Kobayashi, like Locquet, cashed in the WSOP Main Event (631st place). Saturday's Wynn score was just his second recorded live tournament cash ever.

Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Romain Locquet	$49,087
2	Linus Goh	$30,349
3	Nan Zhang	$22,134
4	Shotaro Kobayashi	$16,557
5	Nikolay Ponomarev	$12,233
6	Dylan Kahn	$9,316
7	Reginald Roberts	$7,287
8	Brevin Andreadis	$5,855
9	Changjie Zhang	$4,847

What's Happening Today?

Today (July 12), the Wynn Summer Classic has two events on the schedule, starting with the $600 No-Limit Hold'em at noon. This one offers a $50,000 guaranteed prize pool. Players will start with 30,000 chips and play 30-minute levels. Registration will close at 4:30 p.m.

The nightcap — $600 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo — begins at 6 p.m. It's the same tournament but with quicker blind levels (20 minutes). Players begin with 30,000 chips and will be playing for at least a $50,000 prize pool. Registration will close at 9 p.m.