57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
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2025 World Series of Poker

May 27 2025 - Jul 16 2025Horseshoe / Paris Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV, United States
Event#41

Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship

Start Date

Jun 13 01:00 PM

Buy-in

$10,000

ITM

Top 18 players

End Date

Jun 14 10:50 PM

Entries

118

Prize

$1,122,180

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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 05:30 AM
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Ian Johns raised from the button then called after Viktor Blom three-bet from the big blind.

Blom raised on a flop of 5♣3♠6♠. Johns called, but after Blom bet the 10♥ turn, he raised. Blom went into the tank and moved all-in for 270,000. Johns snap-called.

Viktor Blom: Q♠9♠ All in
Ian Johns: A♣10♦

Johns hit top pair on the turn, but Blom with a flush draw was still looking for spades.

The river card was the K♥ and Johns was crowned as the 2025 WSOP $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship champion. He wins $282,455 and a fourth WSOP bracelet while 'Isildur1' takes $188,295 for his second place.

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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 05:26 AM
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Viktor Blom raised the A♠K♠ and Ian Johns called with K♦6♦.

The flop fanned out 10♥4♥6♥ and Johns check-called, bringing the J♣.

Johns checked again and called again, bringing the 6♣,

Johns checked but Blom didn't take the bait and checked back. Johns trip sixes were plenty to collect the pot.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2301:39
30,00060,000
  • Viktor Blom
    870,000
    -1,590,000
  • Ian Johns
    6,215,000
    570,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 05:11 AM
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After both players won a 720,000-chip pot one after the other, Viktor Blom raised from the button, Ian Johns in the big blind three-bet with A♦A♠ and Blom called with J♦4♦.

The dealer fanned a flop of 2♥3♣8♥. Johns raised, Blom called, then after Johns bet on the 2♦ turn, Blom quickly folded.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2301:39
30,00060,000
  • Ian Johns
    5,645,000
    0
  • Viktor Blom
    1,440,000
    -1,020,000
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24Jack24Jun 15 2025 04:57 AM
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So who won? Johns or Victor?

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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 04:56 AM
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Ian Johns raised with the 10♠10♣ and Viktor Blom put in a third bet in with the A♦J♦.

The flop rolled 9♥K♠10♥. Blom bet and Johns raised. Blom called.

The turn brought the 8♠, Blom checked, Johns bet, and Blom made the call.

When the board completed with the 9♣Blom check-folded and the momentum continued Johns way.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2301:39
30,00060,000
  • Ian Johns
    5,645,000
    1,350,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,440,000
    -1,020,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 04:40 AM
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Ian Johns raised with the A♠9♥ on the button and Anthony Zinno put a third bet in with the K♠10♦. Johns called.

The flop scrolled across 7♦4♣7♠. Zinno bet, Johns raised, and Zinno put the last of his chips in. Johns made the call.

Zinno needed a king or a ten but when the board ran out 7♥ and Q♥, his tournament run came to an end.

Scooping the pot kept Johns in the lead going into the heads-up match.

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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 04:23 AM
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Ian Johns raised from the small blind. Anthony Zinno in the big blind went into the tank and three-bet all in for 165,000. Johns snap called.

Anthony Zinno: 10♠5♣ All in
Ian Johns: A♠Q♠

Zinno was on the edge of elimination on 8♠Q♥9♦, but he was lucky enough to hit a straight with the J♥ turn to double up after the 3♦ river.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2318:17
30,00060,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    330,000
    -1,925,000
  • Ian Johns
    4,295,000
    -375,000
  • Viktor Blom
    2,460,000
    720,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 04:07 AM
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Viktor Blom started off the action with a raise holding the A♣8♦ and Ian Johns put in a third bet with the K♣Q♥.

The 8♥10♠2♦ hit the board and both players checked.

Ian Johns took the initiative with the 5♦ and Blom called.

The river improved Johns with the Q♦ and he continued with another bet. Blom called.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2334:20
30,00060,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    675,000
    -1,580,000
  • Ian Johns
    4,670,000
    635,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,740,000
    -135,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 03:52 AM
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Anthony Zinno on the button raised and called Viktor Blom's three-bet from the small blind.

The dealer fanned a flop of 9♣J♦3♣ and Blom bet. He was called a first time, then a second time on the 5♣ turn.

Blom bet the 3♠ river. Zinno made the call with 4♠4♣ but ran into Blom's K♠K♥.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2350:23
30,00060,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    1,155,000
    -1,100,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,875,000
    155,000
  • Ian Johns
    4,035,000
    925,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 03:34 AM
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Anthony Zinno raised the K♥7♠in the small and Viktor Blom put a third bet in from the big blind. Zinno called.

The K♦8♣5♦ scrolled across and Zinno check-raised Blom's bet.

The turn brought the 8♥ and Zinno bet. Blom folded.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2362:53
30,00060,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    2,255,000
    400,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,720,000
    -1,300,000
  • Ian Johns
    3,110,000
    1,200,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 03:19 AM
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Anthony Zinno raised from the button, Viktor Blom three-bet from the small blind, Zinno four-bet once again and Blom called.

The dealer fanned a flop of J♦8♦6♦where Zinno bet with A♣J♥ for top pair. Blom check-raised but Zinno three-bet. He was called by Blom who raised the 3♥ turn. Zinno made the call.

The 7♦ river was checked by Blom and Zinno, who ran into Blom's flush with Q♦J♠.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2378:25
30,00060,000
  • Viktor Blom
    3,020,000
    625,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    1,855,000
    -925,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 02:59 AM
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Anthony Zinno limped in the small blind with the A♥K♣ and Viktor Blom raised with the K♠Q♣ Zinno called.

The flop rolled K♥2♦2♣ and Zinno check-raised.

The turn killed the action for Zinno as the A♠rolled off and Blom folded to Zinno's bet.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 221
25,00050,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    2,780,000
    -400,000
  • Viktor Blom
    2,395,000
    525,000
  • Ian Johns
    1,910,000
    -500,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 02:43 AM
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Heads-up on a flop of 3♦7♦2♦, Anthony Zinno on the button raised and Ian Johns check-called from the big blind.

Both players checked the 2♥ turn leading to the 9♠ river where Johns bet.

Zinno called with A♦10♣ but lost to Johns' two pair with Q♣3♣.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2203:00
25,00050,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    3,180,000
    75,000
  • Ian Johns
    2,410,000
    300,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 02:27 AM
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Anthony Zinno raised from the small blind with Q♣J♦ and Viktor Blom put in the third bet with the K♦Q♠. Zinno put in a fourth bet and Blom called.

The flop proved to be action with the Q♦J♠2♠. Zinno bet, Blom called.

The turn brought a third spade in the form of the 5♠. Zinno checked and Blom pushed out a bet. Zinno raised and Blom made the call.

The river was gin for Blom as the 7♠ fell. Zinno checked and Blom bet again.

Zinno called and mucked his hand when he saw Blom's flush.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2219:57
25,00050,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    3,105,000
    -410,000
  • Ian Johns
    2,110,000
    -115,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,870,000
    555,000
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WSOP-PaulJun 15 2025 01:55 AM
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Viktor Blom raised with the K♥10♠ on the button and Ian Johns put in a third bet with 9♥9♣ from the small blind. Blom called.

The flop scrolled across K♣9♦6♦ and Johns bet. Blom called.

The turn peeled the 4♥ and Johns bet, Blom raised, Johns put in a third bet. Blom called.

The river was the case 9♠ Johns bet, receiving a call from Blom.

Ian Johns quickly turned over his quads and scooped the pot.

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Event #41: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2251:56
25,00050,000
  • Anthony Zinno
    3,515,000
    120,000
  • Ian Johns
    2,225,000
    410,000
  • Viktor Blom
    1,315,000
    -600,000

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