2025 WSOP Paradise

Wins Event #7: $10,000 Super PLOSSUS PLO for $609,800 and His First Bracelet
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WSOP Paradise continued today from Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas, with Event #7: $10,000 Super PLOSSUS PLO.
The tournament attracted 284 entries, generating a $2,840,000 prize pool.

After two intense days, Tom Vogelsang claimed the lion’s share, banking $609,800 and his first WSOP gold bracelet by defeating

heads-up.

Day 2 began with 23 players. Action was lightning-fast, the final table was reached in just three hours. It then took another two hours to get three-handed, where Vogelsang, Blom, and

battled in an epic slugfest with massive swings and no one willing to give an inch.

In the final hand, Vogelsang’s

bettered Blom’s

on a

flop. The

runout secured the victory and the bracelet. Both players’ stacks were nearly identical, so it took a moment for the floor to confirm Vogelsang as the champion but it was worth the wait.

Congrats to Tom Vogelsang on bracelet #1! ♠️

Eliminated in 2nd Place ($406,000)
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Action was picked up on a

flop Viktor Blom was all in and was at risk for roughly 6,000,000 against

.

Blom:

Vogelsang:

The board ran out

, ending Blom's impressive run.

Eliminated in 3rd Place ($281,000)

Doubles Through

(Again)

Doubles Through

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Tom Vogelsang raised to 375,000 from the button and wa called by Thomas Eychenne in the big blind.

The flop landed

Vogelsang bet 200,000 and Eychenne called.

The turn was the

, Vogelsang now bet 575,000 enough to put Eychenne all in and Eychenne made the call.

Eychenne:

Vogelsang:

The river was the

securing the double up for Eychenne.

Updated Chip Counts

Doubles Through

Xixiang Luo Eliminated in 4th Place ($199,000)
—

raised to 280,000 and

stuck in his last 270,000 from the big blind.

Luo:

Bloom:

The board ran out

and Blom’s two pair was good enough to eliminate Luo.

Yuri Dzivielevski Eliminated in 5th Place ($143,000)
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raised to 280,000 and

moved all in for around 700,000. Eychenne called and the cards were on their backs.

Dzivielevski:

Eychenne:

The flop came

and Dzivielevski picked up a flush draw as well. However, the

on the turn improved Eychenne to two pair and Dzivielevski was unable to improve on the river.

Eliminated in 6th Place ($105,000)
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Sean Rafael was all in and at risk and was up against

.

Rafael:

Eychenne:

The board ran out

sending Rafael to the rail.

Eliminated in 7th Place. ($79,000).
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raised to 180,000 from the small blind. Andreas Torbergson then re-raised to 540,000 from the big blind and Eychenne called.

The flop landed

, Eychenne bet enough to put Torbergson all in for 55,000 and Tobergson made the call.

Tobergson:

Eychenne:

The board ran out

sending Torbegson to the rail.

Eliminated in 8th Place ($61,000)
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raised to 210,000 from under the gun and was called by Tom-Askel Bedel in the big blind.

The flop landed

, Bedel checked and Blom bet 400,000. Bedel then went all in and was at risk for roughly 2,000,000. Blom quickly made the call.

Bedel:

Blom:

The board ran out

sending Bedel to the payout desk.

Eliminated in 9th Place ($48,000)
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raised to 150,000 from late position. Dongwok Moon then went all in for his last 125,000 and the rest of the table got out of the way.

Moon:

Eychenne:

The board ran out

sending Moon to the payout desk.

Doubles Through

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Thomas Eychenne raised to 150,000 from the cutoff. Dongwuk Moon then re-raised to 770,000 from the small blind and Eychenne made the call.

The flop landed

, Moon bet enough to put Eychenne all in for roughly 1,1150,000 and Eychenne made the call.

Eychenne:

Moon:

The board ran out

and Eychenne scored a massive double up to catipult him into the chip lead.

Final Table Redraw
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