2025 World Series of Poker

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Christopher Zollo Eliminated in 2nd Place
($42,886)

Christopher Zollo's run at a bracelet is over.

Zollo opened from the button to 400,000, but was met with resistance from Phovieng Keokham, who chose to raise 2,000,000 in response to Zollo’s open.

Zollo pondered, then four-bet jammed for 9,880,000. Keokham did not hesitate to call, putting Zollo at risk.

Christopher Zollo: 6♠9♦All in
Phovieng Keokham: A♦Q♣
Zollo found himself in the lead when the board flopped 9♠10♠4♦, turning the tables on Keokham.

The turn reversed the fortune when the Q♥
put Keokham back into the lead. Zollo’s tournament run was officially over when the 2♣flipped over on the river.

Zollo won $42,886 for finishing in second place.

Bringing it home To The Mile!!!

Zollo Starts to Chin Up

Level 30 : Blinds 80,000/160,000, 160,000 ante

Christopher Zollo limped the button and Phovieng Keokham checked the big blind.

Both players checked the Q♥5♠A♣flop to see the Q♦ land on the turn. Keokham led out for 450,000 and Zollo called.

The 6♣fell on the river and Keokham checked. Zollo bet 950,000, which was enough to take down the pot.

Heads-Up Begins

Colquhoun Scoops Three Way Pot

Shaun Colquhoun kicked it off with a limp from the button for 120,000. Phovieng Keokham came along with a limp from the small blind before Christopher Zollo bumped it up to 520,000.

Both Colquhoun and Zollo came along bloating the pot to over 1,500,000 heading into the flop.

The flop of 2♥K♥5♥ garnered a check from both Keokham and Zollo.

Colquhoun opted to bet, prompting quick folds from Keokham and Zollo.

Let's go Vince!!

Pedro Green Eliminated in 6th Place ($11,138)
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Pedro Green's run came to an end at the hands of Phovieng Keokham, who has surged in the last two blind levels up the chip count.

Green opened the action when it was folded to him in late position. Green opted to jam for his remaining 1,000,000.

Keokham wasted no time calling and stood up after flipping over his wired aces.

Pedro Green: A♣Q♥
Phovieng Keokham: A♠A♦

Despite cracking aces earlier, Green could not find the magic a second time at the final table when the board came 3♠9♠2♦7♣6♠, putting an end to his tournament life.

Green earned a prize of $11,138 for his sixth-place finish.

Running Hot! Get this bracelet!

Vince !!

Connor Richards Eliminated in 7th Place ($8,301)
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From under the gun, Connor Richards jammed for around 600,000 and was called by Christopher Zollo on the button.

Connor Richards: 10♠9♠
Christopher Zollo: Q♥Q♣

Richards had run into Zollo's Ladies, but his suited connector had a lot of potential with five cards to come.

The flop fell A♥5♥4♥, which left Richards needing running cards to win. The rest of the runout came 3♣ and J♦ and Richards would have to settle for a 7th-place finish.

Green Cracks Aces
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Pedro Green announced all in from late position and was snap called by Phovieng Keokham, putting Green at risk for his tournament life.

Pedro Green: A♦10♣
Phovieng Keokham: A♣A♠

Green was in rough shape, but an all-diamond flop of K♦8♦10♦gave Green new hope against the aces of Keokham.

Diamonds in this instance were Green's best friend as the 2♦turn officially cracked the aces at a critical juncture of the final table for Green to keep his hopes of the top prize and the bracelet alive, much to the dismay of Keokham. The 4♥ river changed nothing, awarding Green the pot.

Rick Muniz Eliminated in 8th Place ($6,299)
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Rick Muniz made it 340,000 to go from early position and Christopher Zollo called from the hijack.

When the dealer put out the flop of 9♦9♣9♥, Muniz jammed for 1,400,000 and Zollo instantly called.

Rick Muniz: 6♥6♣
Christopher Zollo: A♦A♣

Both players had flopped boats, but Zollo's nines full of aces were in the lead, and he could only lose to running cards. The rest of the board came J♥ and K♥, and Muniz was out in 8th place.

Pedro Green Doubles Through Shaun Colquhoun
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Shaun Colquhoun raised from early position to 250,000 and Pedro Green moved all in on the button for 565,000, with Colquhoun making the quick call.

Green:

Colquhoun:

Green went in with the dominated hand, but found some help on the

flop. The

landed on the turn to put him out front, and the

fell on the river to make it official.

Green scores the double to avoid elimination.