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Jay Kerbel Wins Wynn Summer Classic Limit Omaha 8 Title for $24,624

Jay Kerbel
Jay Kerbel

Another mixed game title has been decided at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas after Jay Kerbel topped an 86-entry field to win the $1,100 Limit Omaha 8 event for $24,624.

The tournament generated an $82,990 prize pool, comfortably clearing the $50,000 guarantee, with 11 players reaching the money.

Kerbel defeated Kevin Lutz heads-up, with the Sacramento player earning $15,353 for his runner-up finish. Third place went to Jose Gutierrez, who collected $10,747.

The final table also featured several other impressive results, with names including David Self, Sean Yu, and Owais Ahmed.

$1,100 Limit Omaha 8 Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Jay Kerbel$24,624
2Kevin Lutz$15,353
3Jose Gutierrez$10,747
4Fabian Sanchez$7,884
5David Self$5,913
6Sean Yu$4,610
7Casey Hayes$3,693
8Kathy Chang$3,029
9Owais Ahmed$2,573

Tags: David SelfJay KerbelJose GutierrezKathy ChangKevin LutzOwais AhmedSean Yu

More Flights on Deck in Wynn Summer Classic $1M Guaranteed

Wynn Summer Classic
Wynn Summer Classic

The chase for a share of the $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool continues today at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas with two more starting flights on the schedule in the ongoing $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em event.

Day 1E gets underway at 12 p.m. local time, giving players another full-structure opportunity to build a stack for Day 2, while the faster-paced Day 1F Turbo kicks off at 6 p.m. for those looking to take a more aggressive route into the tournament.

Large fields have already packed out the Wynn poker room throughout the opening flights, and today should be no different as players continue piling into one of the marquee events of the early summer schedule.

Today's Wynn Summer Classic Schedule

DateDayTime (Pacific)EventGuaranteeBuy-In
5/26Tue12 P.M.No Limit Hold'em Day 1E$1,000,000$1,100
5/26Tue6 P.M.No Limit Hold'em Day 1F Turbo$1,000,000$1,100

Yurii Zabrodotskyi Leads Massive $600 500K GTD Day 2 in Las Vegas

Yurii Zabrodotskyi
Yurii Zabrodotskyi

Day 2 of the $600 No-Limit Hold’em $500K GTD at the Wynn Summer Classic is set for Sunday in Las Vegas, with 164 players returning from a 1,334-entry field as the event moves into its deeper stages.

Sitting in the best possible position is Yurii Zabrodotskyi, who bagged 1,215,000 to take the overnight chip lead. He is closely followed by Cory Waaland (1,079,000) and Ignacio Sole Aparicio (975,000), all three well clear of the chasing pack.

Also returning with healthy stacks are Luis Althoff, Inigo Naveiro Martin, and Karo Nuri, all inside the top five as play resumes.

The top of the counts is rounded out by David Vu, Cyril Williams, Ryan LaPlante, and Javier Fernandez Colomar.

The average stack sits around 320k, meaning the chip leader returns with more than three times the average as players head into what should be a long and pivotal Day 2.

Late registration remains open until the restart at 1:00 p.m. local time, so both the field and prize pool are still subject to change before cards go back in the air.

Wynn Summer Classic $600 NLH $500K GTD – Day 2 Chip Counts

PlacePlayerChips
1Yurii Zabrodotskyi1,215,000
2Cory Waaland1,079,000
3Ignacio Sole Aparicio975,000
4Luis Althoff902,000
5Inigo Naveiro Martin852,000
6Karo Nuri844,000
7David Vu769,000
8Cyril Williams761,000
9Ryan LaPlante727,000
10Javier Fernandez Colomar726,000

Tags: Cory WaalandCyril WilliamsDavid VuIgnacio Sole AparicioInigo Naveiro MartinJavier Fernandez ColomarKaro NuriLuis AlthoffRyan LaPlanteYurii Zabrodotskyi

Miner Finds Gold in the $600 2-7 Mixed Limits

Benjamin Miner
Benjamin Miner

WSOP bracelet winners doing well at the Wynn was a theme on Saturday, after Ben Miner took down the $600 2-7 Mixed Limits event at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas, topping a 44-entry field to earn $10,500 and secure the title after a six-handed final table.

Miner defeated Steve Hyung heads-up, who banked $6,750, while Daniel Sprung finished in third place for $4,800.

Elsewhere at the final table, there was a great performance from PokerNews royalty in the form of Brett Slezak, who will be swapping the Wynn for the Horseshoe & Paris next week, bringing his expert brand of reporting to another WSOP summer.

$600 2-7 Mixed Limits Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Benjamin Miner$10,500
2Steve Hyung$6,750
3Daniel Sprung$4,800
4Brett Slezak$3,450
5Jonathan Turner$2,580
6Jonathan Krela$1,920

Tags: Ben MinerBrett SlezakDaniel SprungSteve Hyung

Coleman Shows His Class to Win $1,100 Mixed Triple Draw

Maxx Coleman
Maxx Coleman

WSOP-bracelet winner Maxx Coleman won the $1,100 Mixed Triple Draw at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas for $21,110 after topping a 70-entry field.

The tournament generated a $67,550 prize pool, comfortably surpassing the $50,000 guarantee, a theme of the series so far this summer.

A final tablist at the WPT World Championship in December 2025, Coleman defeated Patrick Quealy heads-up, while Timothy Wong finished in third place.

$1,100 Mixed Triple Draw Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Maxx Coleman$21,110
2Patrick Quealy$13,510
3Timothy Wong$9,457
4Byung Shin$6,755
5Michael Wagner$5,032
6Schuyler Thornton$3,884
7Daniel Anton$3,074
8Mark Kastory$2,533
9Joseph Weinberger$2,195

Tags: Byung ShinDaniel AntonJoseph WeinbergerMark KastoryMaxx ColemanMichael WagnerPatrick QuealySchuyler ThorntonTimothy Wong

Big Sunday in Store at Wynn Summer Classic

Wynn Summer Classic
Wynn Summer Classic

Another packed day is ahead at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas, with Sunday’s schedule bringing a mix of major-field No-Limit Hold’em action and one of the series’ mixed-game tournaments.

The headline event of the day is the opening flight of the $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em, which comes with a hefty $1,000,000 guarantee. Day 1A kicks off at noon, with a turbo Day 1B flight following later in the evening at 6 p.m. as players begin their chase for a huge guarantee on the Wynn summer calendar.

Mixed-game players also have plenty to look forward to with the start of the two-day $1,100 Limit Omaha 8, featuring a $50,000 guarantee and expected to attract another strong specialist field.

Meanwhile, Day 2 of the ongoing $600 No-Limit Hold’em event resumes at 1 p.m., with the surviving field returning to continue their run toward the title and the lion’s share of the prize pool.

Today's Wynn Summer Classic Schedule

DateDayTime (Pacific)EventGuaranteeBuy-In
5/24Sun12 P.M.Limit Omaha 8 (2 Day)$50,000$1,100
5/24Sun12 P.M.No Limit Hold'em Day 1A$1,000,000$1,100
5/24Sun1 P.M.No Limit Hold'em Day 2  
5/24Sun6 P.M.No Limit Hold'em Day 1B Turbo$1,000,000$1,100