2025 World Series of Poker

Rigged! It’s all rigged!
After getting it in with AQQQ, the big stack was confused when he was not allowed to play 3 cards from his hand, revealing he did not know the rules of PLO the whole time. Lucky for him he made a nut flush, high fived the dealer, and drunkenly passed out under the table. Light snores emerged from under the felt as photographers pondered how to take the classic victory photo.
GG to Kaspar/Klezzy/The Lithuanian Landmine.

Jonathan Hanner Eliminated in 2nd Place ($186,732)

Action was picked up as Jonathan Hanner was all in against Kasparas Klezys.

Jonathan Hanner: A♦J♦10♦9♠ All in
Kasparas Klezys: A♥Q♥Q♣Q♠

The board ran out 3♠4♥10♥6♠8♥, Klezys with a flush eliminated Hanner in second place.

Trading Pots

After trading chips on the previous two hands, Jonathan Hanner limped on the button and Kasparas Klezys checked in the big blind.

Klezys checked again on the Q♥9♥2♥ flop, and Hanner slid out a bet of 300,000. The call was made to the 10♦ turn, where Klezys checked once more.

Hanner took some time before firing 1,200,000, collecting the chips as Klezys folded

Straight for Klezys

Jonathan Hanner limped on the button, and Kasparas Klezys checked his big blind option.

The dealer fanned out the 4♠5♦J♥ flop, and Klezys led out for 300,000. Hanner called to see the 7♣ turn, with Klezys tapping the table.

Hanner counted out a bet of 800,000, and Klezys called. Both players then checked down the A♦ river.

"Straight," announced Klezys as he tabled 9♦6♦3♦2♠and Hanner slid his cards into the muck.

Hanner Fighting Back

Jonathan Hanner called 160,000 in the small blind, Kasparas Klezys raised in the big blind to 480,000, Hanner called.

Klezys bet 520,000 when the flop came 4♠2♦10♦, Hanner raised all in, and Klezys called.

Jonathan Hanner: Q♣Q♦9♦3♠ All in
Kasparas Klezys: K♠J♥10♥5♠

The board ran out 7♣ on the turn, and the A♣on the river to give Hanner a double up.

Ok real talk kids. This Kasparazmatazz guy is really good, but the Businessman is just running hot. After getting his teeth kicked in off the bat, Hanner has doubled 3 times very quickly. Tension is building.

Hanner Doubles

Kasparas Klezys raised on the button to 500,000, Jonathan Hanner went all in for 1,200,000, Klezys called.

Jonathan Hanner: A♥Q♠9♠2♦ All in
Kasparas Klezys: A♦K♥9♥6♠

The board ran out 8♠9♣3♥A♣6♦, and Hanner with two pair- aces and nines doubled.

This friggin guy. Klezzy polishes off his drink, burps, and gets it in with one pair vs a wrap. Nadal never had a chance.
We heads up.

Jonathan Bomba Eliminated in 4th Place ($92,234)

Just as play resumed, Jonathan Bomba was all in and at risk against chip leader Kasparas Klezys.

Jonathan Bomba: A♥8♠5♠5♥All in
Kasparas Klezys: Q♠Q♦8♣7♣

Bomba found no help on the 2♦2♠3♣flop, but the 6♠turn brought straight and flush draws. Klezys remained in front after the 9♣
river, sending Bomba out in fourth position.

J/k. He knocked Bomba out first hand back.
New rule: No Lithuanians allowed.

They’re back from break. Klezzer has decided to play fair and has started drinking.

Break Time

The remaining four players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Visibly steaming from the last hand, Klezzy gets it in vs Paul “The Ladder” Gunness and flops him dead.
Unfortunately for the rest of the players, the cagey Lithuanian has calmed down considerably since stacking yet another victim.

Klezzy opens and Nadal calls, announcing “I don’t care anymore!”
Flop K67hh. Klezzy bets. Nadal calls.
Turn 6. Klezzy bets. Nadal calls.
River 7. Klezzy checks and Nadal bets small with 67xx and gets called by Klezzy’s losing hand.
Maybe he cares a little.

Tony Sinishtaj Eliminated in 7th Place ($35,879)

Kasparas Klezys opened to 400,000 on the button, and Tony Sinishtaj committed two-thirds of his stack by three-betting to 1,320,000 in the small blind.

Klezys called, and Sinishtaj moved the rest of his remaining 645,000 in on the A♣10♦8♣ flop. Klezys quickly called, and the hands were turned up.

Tony Sinishtaj: Q♠Q♣5♠5♥ All in
Kasparas Klezys: K♣J♠9♣6♥

Sinishtaj was in front, but hitting a set of fives on the 5♣ turn also gave Klezys a flush. Sinishtaj could not improve on the K♥river, ending his run in seventh place.