Event #83: $1,500 Double Board Bomb Pot Pot-Limit Omaha | 2026 World Series of Poker

1 day 10 hours ago

Wood Wakes Up With It

Jacob Wilson

Level 27

Ante: 80,000

7♣8♦7♦3♠4♥
5♣10♠Q♥A♥Q♣

Christopher Wood had less than a single ante behind and moved all in for his final 70,000 on the flop, announcing that he had "Casino Royale." Antoine Labat called, Abdul Amer made it 450,000 to go, and Labat folded.

Christopher Wood: K♠J♠8♠8♣ All in
Abdul Amer: 10♥10♣6♣5♠

Wood had found a hand at the right time, flopping eights full on the top board and an open-ender on the bottom. He was in pole position to scoop, but Amer managed to boat up on the bottom to claim half the pot.

Tags: Abdul Amer Antoine Labat Christopher Wood

1 day 11 hours ago

Fishbein Triples Up

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Liam Gannon

Level 27

Ante: 80,000

7♠4♣4♥4♦7♣
J♦8♥3♣6♥2♦

Action checked around to Abdul Amer, who bet 250,000 in the hijack. Jacob Fishbein moved all in from the cutoff for 405,000 to see both Antoine Labat in middle position and Amer call.

Both players checked the following streets down.

Jacob Fishbein: A♠J♥5♣4♠ All in
Abdul Amer: K♠J♣8♣6♦
Antoine Labat: K♦Q♦Q♣8♦

Fishbein's quad fours was good on the top board, with his six-high straight being good on the bottom to scoop the pot.

Tags: Abdul Amer Antoine Labat Jacob Fishbein

Level: 27

Ante: 80,000

1 day 11 hours ago

Fawcett Tanks for Tournament Life

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Jacob Wilson

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

K♦6♠7♦Q♥J♣
6♣A♦5♦8♣A♣

Jesse Lonis bet out into the field for 170,000 on the flop. Justin Fawcett on his left, and Paul Fehlig two seats down both paid to see the turn.

Here, Lonis slowed down with a check, and Fawcett announced "pot," for a bet of 990,000. Yet again, two opponents called, and all three went off to the river.

Lonis checked yet again, as did Fawcett, and Fehlig bet the pot, which was enough to put both of his opponents all in. Lonis quickly folded, but Fawcett didn't as he went deep into the tank.

He shook his head, buried it between his hands, and apologized to his tablemates after around three minutes of stalling. Eventually, he returned his cards to the dealer.

"You were getting scooped," Fehlig let him know.

Tags: Jesse Lonis Justin Fawcett Paul Fehlig

1 day 11 hours ago

Labat Scoops

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Jacob Wilson

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

A♠4♦J♠3♣3♠
7♦9♥J♣2♥A♦

Abdul Amer bet out for 200,000 on the flop, receiving calls from both Julio Trimmer and Antoine Labat.

On the turn, action checked to Trimmer, who slid 775,000 into the middle. Only Labat came along for a call.

The river went check, check, and Labat tabled A♥Q♠J♦6♠ for a flush on top and top two pair on bottom, which was enough to force a muck from Trimmer.

Tags: Abdul Amer Antoine Labat Julio Trimmer

1 day 11 hours ago

Final Two Tables (full)

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Liam Gannon

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

Rank	Seat	Player	Chip Counts	Antes
69	1	Jesse Lonis	3,000,000	50
69	2	Justin Fawcett	2,350,000	39
69	3	Hokyiu Lee	2,460,000	41
69	4	Paul Fehlig	7,150,000	119
69	5	Timothy Frazin	2,400,000	40
69	6	Andrew Ung	1,250,000	20
69	7	Jean-Marc Thomas	1,040,000	17
69	8	Daniel Walmsley	3,300,000	55

70	1	Jared Koppel	1,950,000	32
70	2	Antoine Labat	4,100,000	68
70	3	Christopher Amaral	1,200,000	20
70	4	Abdul Amer	1,400,000	23
70	5	Jacob Fishbein	2,300,000	38
70	6	Julio Trimmer	5,475,000	91
70	7	Ali Sheikholeslami	1,850,000	30
70	8	Christopher Wood	380,000	4

1 day 11 hours ago

Wang Chopped Up Before Final Two Tables

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Liam Gannon

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

J♥10♦8♦J♦9♠
6♠6♥5♥4♥7♦

Yuanting Wang bet 360,000 on the flop first to act to see Julio Trimmer call in the hijack. On the button, Jared Koppel moved all in for 1,530,000, and Wang called to put himself at risk for 510,000. Trimmer wasted little time putting in the call and put both of his opponents at risk.

Yuanting Wang: A♠Q♣10♠10♥ All in
Jared Koppel: K♦Q♥J♣9♥ All in
Julio Trimmer: K♣8♥5♠5♣

Fives-full was good for Trimmer on the bottom board, and jacks-full was good for Koppel on the top. Wang's inferior full house and overpair were no good for any part of the pot, and he was eliminated from the tournament.

Tags: Jared Koppel Julio Trimmer Yuanting Wang

1 day 11 hours ago

Fehlig Quarters Walmsley in Massive Pot

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Jacob Wilson

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

K♠J♠5♦3♥J♣
2♠10♠10♣9♦6♣

Both Paul Fehlig and Daniel Walmsley had arrived at the river, each with 150,000 in front of them from the flop betting, and 1,500,000 from the turn.

First to act, Walmsley announced, "all in," which amounted to a pot-sized non-all-in bet of 3,660,000. Fehlig went deep into the tank, and after quite some time, he stuck in the chips.

"Chop," announced Walmsley, tabling 10♦9♣4♦2♣ for ten-high on top and the nut boat on the bottom.

"No, I three-quarter you," replied Fehlig, tabling 10♥9♠8♣5♠ for the same boat but a pair of fives on top. "I was worried you had ten-nine with a better pair," he explained.

Tags: Daniel Walmsley Paul Fehlig

1 day 11 hours ago

Wang Gets Half to Survive; Trimmer Quartered

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Jacob Wilson

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

9♣6♣5♥K♥A♣
5♠6♥Q♠J♠J♦

Yuanting Wang moved all in for 270,000 on the flop, with Jared Koppel also moving all in, and Julio Trimmer matching the wager to put both opponents at risk.

Yuanting Wang: A♠A♥Q♥Q♣ All in
Jared Koppel: 10♠9♠8♠7♥ All in
Julio Trimmer: 8♦7♦7♣2♦

Wang had top set of queens on the bottom, with both of his opponents having flopped the nut straight with eight-seven on top. They also had open-enders on the bottom, and Koppel had a flush draw to boot.

Wang made queens-full on the bottom for half of the main pot, with the other half split between his opponents. Koppel's flush on bottom took half the side pot, and he split the top half, leaving Trimmer with only a quarter.

Tags: Jared Koppel Julio Trimmer Yuanting Wang

1 day 11 hours ago

Baiza Falls to Thomas and Frazin

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Liam Gannon

Level 26

Ante: 60,000

A♠K♦5♠7♠J♥
6♥6♣2♥Q♠Q♥

Matthew Baiza moved all in for 35,000 first to act, and Jean-Marc Thomas called in the hijack. On the button, Timothy Frazin threw out 60,000, and it was ruled as a raise to create a side pot between himself and Thomas.

Both players checked down the following two streets.

Matthew Baiza: K♠9♥7♦2♣ All in
Jean-Marc Thomas: 6♠5♥4♥3♣
Timothy Frazin: J♠8♠4♣2♠

Thomas' flush was good on the bottom board while Frazin's flush was good on the top. Baiza's hand wasn't enough to take down any part of the pot, and he was eliminated from the tournament.

Tags: Jean-Marc Thomas Matthew Baiza Timothy Frazin