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Table Of Contents

• Stars Turn Out for the $5K NLHE 6-Max Event
• Event #62: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Top Ten Chip Counts
• Kaifan Wang Leads Final 44 in the Millionaire Maker
• Event #53: $1,500 Millionaire Maker Top Ten Chip Counts
• Battle of the Ages Requires an Additional Day With Eight Players Remaining
• Event #59: $1,000 Battle of the Ages Final Day Chip Counts
• $3K Limit Hold'em Ends With Only 11 Players; Andrew Bradshaw Leads
• Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold'em Final Day Chip Counts
• Action Packed $500 NLHE Freezeout Day 1 Sees Field Cut From 5,028 to 211
• Event #61: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout Top Ten Chip Counts
• Yueqi Zhu Leads After Day 1 of the $1,500 Limit 2-7
• Event #63: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Top Ten Chip Counts
• What to Expect on Day 29 of the 2025 WSOP

PokerNewsis here with your daily recap of the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) from the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. June 23 was the 28th day of the 2025 WSOP, and it was another busy day in "Sin City."

Robert Wells became a WSOP champion for the first time after taking down Event #58: Nine Game Mix. Wells found himself heads-up against Thomas Taylor, and he came out on top after an epic heads-up battle that spilled over until the early hours of the morning. In addition to his first bracelet, Wells took home $228,115 and plenty of points for Team Hoggers in the $25K Fantasy Draft.

Stars Turn Out for the $5K NLHE 6-Max Event

Almost 1,000 players turned out on Day 1 of Event #62: $5,000 6-handed No-Limit Hold'em, a number that's set to grow because late registration spills over into Day 2. By the time the tenth level was done and dusted, only 348 players had chips requiring bagging and tagging.

Spain's Sebastian Toro (695,000) bagged the largest stack, one worth 278 big blinds on Day 2. Toro leads from Samy Dubonnet (602,500) and Benoit Fiasson (514,000), two talented Frenchmen.

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Dozens of $25K Fantasy Draft picks and bracelet winners progressed from Day 1. They included Jake Schwartz (383,500), Alexandros Kolonias (342,500), Ryan Leng (331,000), Taylor Paur (313,500), Adrian Mateos (302,000), and Roland Rokita (298,500). All those mentioned players return in the top 20.

Ower down the pecking order but by no means out of contention, are players like Patrick Leonard (243,000), Brek Schutten (232,500), Martin Jacobson (214,500), Faraz Jaka (210,500), Anthony Zinno (198,500), Davidi Kitai (163,000), Mustapha Kanit (148,000), Stephen Song (144,000), Xixiang Luo (120,500), the legendary Erik Seidel (110,500), and Artur Martirosian (55,000).

Play resumes at 11:00 a.m. local time on June 24 with late registration open until the start of Level 12 at around 1:15 p.m. local time.

Event #62: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Sebastian Toro	Colombia	695,000	278
2	Samy Dubonnet	France	602,500	241
3	Benoit Fiasson	France	514,000	206
4	Javier Gomez	Spain	451,000	180
5	Edward Pak	United States	436,000	174
6	Bariscan Betil	United States	409,500	164
7	John Pointer	United States	395,500	158
8	Merijn Van Rooij	Netherlands	387,500	155
9	Jake Schwartz	United States	383,500	153
10	Eric Yanovsky	United States	366,000	146

Kaifan Wang Leads Final 44 in the Millionaire Maker

You may not be too familiar with the name Kaifan Wang, but that will change if he continues in his current vein of form and becomes the champion of Event #53: $1,500 Millionaire Maker. Wang (21,900,000) leads the final 44 players into Day 4 knowing he is only a couple of sessions away from becoming a WSOP champion and a millionaire to boot.

Two-time World Poker Tour (WPT) Main Event champion James Carroll (11,925,000) returns to the action with a top-five stack and will fancy his chances of adding a bracelet to his trophy cabinet.

Only a handful of $25K Fantasy Draft picks and bracelet winners progressed to Day 4. Josh Reichard (6,300,000) is in the middle of the pack, while Jonas Lauck (4,625,000), Leo Margets (4,000,000), Jinho Hong (3,050,000), and Carlos Leiva (1,525,000) have a bit more work ahead of them if they are to win some WSOP gold.

Play resumes at 11:00 a.m. local time on June 24. By the time Day 4 ends, only a handful of players will remain in contention for the $1,255,180 top prize.

Event #53: $1,500 Millionaire Maker Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Kaifan Wang	United States	21,900,000	91
2	Jacques Ortega	Brazil	19,225,000	80
3	Alejandro Ganivet	Spain	17,675,000	74
4	Ignacio Moron	Spain	15,950,000	66
5	James Carroll	United States	11,925,000	50
6	Jeffrey Tanouye	United States	11,225,000	47
7	Samuel Taylor	United States	11,100,000	46
8	Pablo Melogno	Uruguay	10,150,000	42
9	Atanas Kodinov	Bulgaria	10,000,000	42
10	Anze Smajd	Slovenia	9,725,000	41

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Battle of the Ages Requires an Additional Day With Eight Players Remaining

Event #59: $1,000 Battle of the Ages was due to play down to a champion, but it was decided to come back on June 24 for an unscheduled Day 3 because eight players still remained as the clock approached 3:00 a.m. local time.

Those eight players return to the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas at 4:00 p.m. local time to fight it out for the bracelet and the $228,632 top prize. Joseph Roh (17,375,000) leads the way after starting the day as chip leader.

Recent addition to the two-time bracelet winner's club, Allan Le (2,450,000) is still in contention, although he only has six big blinds at the restart. Macao's Xia Wang (2,400,000), is the last woman standing, albeit with four big blinds.

Play resumes at 4:00 p.m. local time on June 24 and continues until a champion emerges.

Event #59: $1,000 Battle of the Ages Final Day Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Joseph Roh	United States	17,375,000	34
2	Srivinay Irrinki	United States	14,850,000	29
3	Jack Maskill	United Kingdom	7,350,000	14
4	Hakeem Mashal	United States	7,025,000	14
5	Ignacio Sagra	Argentina	6,000,000	12
6	Allan Le	United States	3,450,000	6
7	Sebastiaan de Jonge	Netherlands	2,650,000	5
8	Xia Wang	Macao	2,400,000	4

$3K Limit Hold'em Ends With Only 11 Players; Andrew Bradshaw Leads

Only 11 players remain in Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold'em and nobody has more chips than Andrew Bradshaw (2,475,000). Day 2 saw 100 players return, but they were decimated by the time the curtain came down on proceedings.

Bradshaw, fresh from a 20th place finish in the $1,000 Seniors Championship is set for his first WSOP final table and is only ten eliminations away from capturing his first bracelet.

Stephanie Nguyen (1,820,000) has a realistic chance of becoming the first woman of the 2025 WSOP to win an open event; she returns to the action third in chips. Also still in contention are Roland Israelashvili (1,280,000), Scott Bohlman (975,000), and Matthew Valeo (905,000).

The final 11 return to their seats at 1:00 p.m. local time, and play continues until one man or woman possesses all of the chips.

Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold'em Final Day Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Bets
1	Andrew Bradshaw	United Kingdom	2,475,000	31
2	Kerry Welsh	United States	1,910,000	24
3	Stephanie Nguyen	United States	1,820,000	23
4	Simeon Tsonev	Bulgaria	1,380,000	17
5	Nicholas Tsoukalas	United States	1,285,000	16
6	Roland Israelashvili	United States	1,280,000	16
7	Scott Bohlman	United States	975,000	12
8	Matthew Valeo	United States	905,000	11
9	Moshe Gavrieli	United States	785,000	10
10	Ian Pelz	United States	765,000	10
11	Robert Klein	United States	245,000	3

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Action Packed $500 NLHE Freezeout Day 1 Sees Field Cut From 5,028 to 211

Event #61: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout saw eliminations from the word go, as the 5,028-strong field was reduced to a more managable 211 on the first of its two days.

Spain's Juan Lucena (1,990,000) topped the overnight chip counts, closely followed by Anatoly Korochenskiy (1,815,000) and Sherwin Basti (1,755,000) in second and third place. Korochenskiy has several WSOP cashes, including a deep run in the 2018 Main Event and a tenth-place finish in the $800 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack last year.

Indian bracelet winner Aditya Sushant (1,605,000) returns on Day 2 in the top ten.

Despite this event having one of the most affordable buy-ins on the schedule, several stellar names bought in and progressed to Day 2. Arthur Morris (1,100,000), Matthew Bode (905,000), Guoliang Wei (715,000), David Simon (610,000), Gabriel Schroeder (375,000), and Francis Anderson (300,000) were the only bracelet owners or $25K Fantasy picks to bag up chips at day's end.

Day 2 kicks off at 11:00 a.m. local time on June 24. The plan is to crown a champion.

Event #61: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Juan Lucena	Spain	1,990,000	66
2	Anatoly Korochenskiy	Russia	1,815,000	60
3	Sherwin Basti	United States	1,755,000	58
4	Massimo De Mario	Italy	1,750,000	58
5	Gregory Robbins	United States	1,750,000	58
6	Edwin Chang	United States	1,650,000	55
7	Aditya Sushant	India	1,605,000	53
8	Rittie Chuaprasert	United States	1,560,000	52
9	Jesse Jones	United States	1,530,000	51
10	David Coffman	United States	1,445,000	48

Yueqi Zhu Leads After Day 1 of the $1,500 Limit 2-7

Some 635 players entered Event #63: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw, smashing last year's record attendance of 574. After ten hours of grinding, only 113 players remained, with China's Yueqi Zhu (395,000) leading the way at the top of the chip counts.

Zhu won his bracelet in the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha/Hi-Lo/Big O mixed event in 2018 and his done his chances of securing a second bracelet no harm at all here. However, this event always brings out poker's big guns, and plenty of them are hot on Zhu's heels.

Colton Blomberg (359,000), Brandon Shack-Harris (350,000), Ray Henson (344,000), Nathan Gamble (280,000), and Jon Turner (276,000) all bagged up top ten stacks.

Robert Mizrachi (233,000), Adam Friedman (233,000), Greg Mueller (206,000), Andres Korn (176,000), Tom Koral (170,000), Nick Guagenti (135,000), reigning champion Aaron Cummings (93,000), and Shaun Deeb (80,000) also progressed.

Day 2 will start at 1:00 p.m. local time on June 24.

Event #63: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Day 2 Big Bets
1	Yueqi Zhu	China	395,000	33
2	Colton Blomberg	United States	359,000	30
3	Brandon Shack-Harris	United States	350,000	29
4	Raymond Henson	United States	344,000	29
5	Michael Wagner	United States	326,000	27
6	Alexander Brenneke	United States	308,000	26
7	James Tilton	United States	291,000	24
8	Peter Neff	United States	288,000	24
9	Nathan Gamble	United States	280,000	23
10	Jon Turner	United States	276,000	23

What to Expect on Day 29 of the 2025 WSOP

Up to nine events will be running on June 24, the 29th day of the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP).

Day 4 of Event #53: $1,500 Millionaire Maker kicks off at 11:00 a.m. local time, the same time that Day 2 of Event #61: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout starts.

It is a noon start for Day 2 of Event #62: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em, with Day 2 of Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold'em and Day 2 of Event #63: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw shuffling up and dealing an hour later at 1:00 p.m. local time.

After spilling over until 3:00 a.m. local time, the unplanned final day of Event #59: $1,000 Battle of the Ages resumes at 4:00 p.m. local time.

As is often the case, three new events enter the mix on Day 29. Poker veterans wanting to be in their seats for the start of Event #64: $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em need to be up nice and early because cards are n the air from 10:00 a.m. local time.

A couple of hours later, at noon, Event #65: $1,000 Tag Team gets underway before the tournament all the pros want to win, Event #66: $50,000 Poker Players Championship, kicks off at 2:00 p.m. local time. This event is one of the most prestigious on the schedule, perhaps even more so than the Main Event. Daniel Negreanu is the reigning champion. Expect a star-studded crowd to buy into this event.

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