2025 World Series of Poker

Samuel Rosborough outlasted a massive 2,320 person field and took home $410,426 for his efforts.

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Asher Conniff raised to 1,500,000 and Samuel Rosborough responded with a raised to 4,500,000. Conniff went all in and Rosborough smashed a stack in the middle.

Samuel Rosborough: K♠K♥ All in
Asher Conniff: 8♠8♦

Conniff's rail was on their feet rooting for an eight but as the board ran out Q♥Q♦5♣J♣A♠, it was Rosborough's rail that rang out with, "Let's go, Sam!! Let's go!".

The Very Next Hand:

Conniff doubled when he got the last of chips in with 8♠7♠ and paired against the 4♣3♦ of Rosborough.

A Few Hands Later

Conniff doubled with 8♣8♥ against Rosborough's A♦Q♠ when the board ran out 10♠2♥5♥8♦4♠.

Rosborough still has a commanding lead but Conniff is still in contention.

After a bit of back and forth, where Samuel Rosborough put pressure on Asher, they both found themselves on a 7♦6♣A♥ flop after Rosborough called his small blind and Asher Conniff checked.

Rosborough checked to Conniff, and he made it 700,000, which his opponent called.

On the 3♣ turn, Rosborough checked once more, and Conniff fired another bet of 2,100,000 and got a call.

With the Q♣ on the river, play didn't change. Rosborough checked to Conniff, who bet 3,700,000. This time, Rosborough took his time but made the call in the end. Conniff showed Q♠Q♦ for set queens and took down the pot.

Michael Rossitto raised to 1,800,000 from the small blind and Samuel Rosborough responded with an all in. Rossitto beat him in the pot with a call.

Michael Rossitto: A♥K♥ All in
Samuel Rosborough: 2♣2♠

The flop gave Rossitto more outs with the Q♦5♠Q♣, making the 6♣ another sweat but when the 7♠ fell, Rosborough clapped his hand and ran to his rail to celebrate getting to heads up.

Conniff offered Rossitto a compassionate handshake and Rosborough circled back to shake hands with the third place finisher.

Samuel Rosborough raised to 2,200,000 from the small blind, and Asher Conniff in the big blind called.

On the 3♦10♥Q♦ flop, Rosborough continued for 1,600,000, and Conniff called again.

Rosborough put it up on the 2♥ turn and fired another bet for 4,500,000. Conniff went into the tank but made the call after a while.

Both players checked the 7♦ river, and Rosborough's card went on their back first, showing Q♣8♣, a pair of queens, which seemed enough for Conniff as his cards found the muck.

Players Bag for Day 4

The remaining 3 players will return tomorrow at 1 p.m. to play down to a winner.

Conniff Wins a Small One; Rosborough Not Budging

Asher Conniff raised the button to 1,000,000 and Samuel Rosborough defended his big.

The board fanned out 7♦5♥5♠ and Rosborough check-called a bet of 600,000.

The turn peeled the A♦ and Rosborough checked again but folded when Conniff pushed forward 2,000,000.

The rail could not be contained

Updated Chip Counts in the Final Level

Tanupat Punjarojanakul Eliminated in 4th Place ($147,952)

Tanupat Punjarojanakul was all in for his remaining 2,925,000 stack in the small blind and Michael Rossitto called and covered from the big blind.

Tanupat Punjarojanakul: K♠4♠All in
Michael Rossitto: Q♦8♥

Punjarojanakul was ahead and held on the 9♠J♥3♣flop.

Rossitto picked up the straight on the 10♠turn. Punjarojanakul said "I thought this day was coming" as he saw he was eliminated when the dealer placed the 9♥turn.

Conniff Building Momentum

Michael Rossitto raised to 800,000 on the button and Asher Conniff defended his big blind.

The dealer fanned out 2♣A♥8♣and Conniff check-called a bet of 550,000 from Rossitto.

Both players checked the Q♥on the turn.

Conniff took the initiative when the 8♥fell, betting 1,800,000, and garnering a fold from Conniff.

Conniff Rivers Rosborough

Samuel Rosborough opened from under the gun, and Asher Conniff moved all in from the big blind for around 3,450,000. Rosborough snap called, and the players flipped their hands.

Asher Conniff: A♠7♠All in
Samuel Rosborough: 10♦10♥

Conniff was behind on the 9♠7♦Q♥ flop and the rail was calling for an "Ace, Ace!".

The 4♦turn didn't change much, but Coniff stole the pot on the A♥river.

Rosborough remarked after the hand, "I felt that one...".

Queen Always Coming for T-pot

Tanupat Punjarojanakul went all in from the small blind for 3,800,000 and Michael Rossitto made the call in the big.

Tanupat Punjarojanakul: Q♠8♦All in
Michael Rossitto: A♣K♣

"Easy queen! Easiest queen of your life.", could be heard from Punjarojanakul's rail.

The flop scrolled across true, showing 6♠Q♦7♥.

"Easiest queen of your life!", and the board completed with the 3♣and 2♠.

"Let's go T-Pot! That's literally twice as many chips as he had before!"

Break Time

The remaining four players and their rambunctious rails have gone on a 15-minute break.

The Rail is Electric; Punjarojanakul Doubles

The rail has become tightly clustered as a litany of adult beverages line the semi-circle around the feature table. Factions from each competitor have made their presence knowns with custom cheers and applause.

It folded to Tanupat Punjarojanakul in the small blind and he went all in for 3,610,000. Michael Rossitto's card snapped as he looked at them and suck in the callll.

Tanupat Punjarojanakul: K♣J♠ All in
Michael Rossitto: 8♣8♠

Both rails were craning their neck and cheering for their desired outcome as the 5♠7♠4♦ fanned out on the felt.

It looked even better for Rossitto with the 10♣
on the turn but Punjarojanakul turned their volume up to 11 when the K♠
snapped off on the river.

"T-pot! Let's go T-pot! King on the river, we're back!"

"Can't win them all...", Rossitto shrugged.

Berman Takes a Tumble

Asher Conniff opened to 600,000 from under the gun and Samuel Rosborough called from the big blind.

The flop came 3♣J♥Q♦ and Rosborough checked. Conniff bet 400,000 and Rosborough called.

The 6♥ was turned and Rosborough checked. Conniff bet 1,400,000 and Rosborough folded.

In the next hand, Michael Rossitto opened the cutoff to 600,000 and Eric Berman called on the button.

The flop came 8♠Q♠J♣and Rossitto checked. Berman bet 550,000 and Rossitto called.

The 7♦was turned and players checked to the 9♣river.

Rossitto bet 1,500,000 and Berman called. Rossitto showed A♥10♣ for the straight, and Berman mucked his hand.