Event #76: $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship Day 5 | 2023 World Series of Poker

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07-11-2023 23:26 UTC-8

Official End of Day Chip Counts (full)

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Frank Visser

Level 25 : Blinds 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Zachary Hall	16,310,000 310,000	310,000

Bryan Obregon	12,295,000 -1,405,000	-1,405,000
Liran Betito	11,140,000 -710,000	-710,000
Andrew Hulme	11,065,000 -735,000	-735,000
Joshua Payne	9,850,000 -400,000	-400,000

Anirban Das	9,230,000 -410,000	-410,000
Tony Dunst	8,285,000 1,285,000	1,285,000

Glenn Fishbein	8,265,000 165,000	165,000
Alejandro Perez	8,075,000 2,975,000	2,975,000
Jonathan Therme	7,900,000 1,300,000	1,300,000

Jack O'Neill	7,735,000 3,475,000	3,475,000
Tim Van Loo	7,725,000 325,000	325,000
John Racener	7,670,000 -150,000	-150,000

Raj Vohra	7,650,000 -350,000	-350,000

Ryan Tosoc	7,625,000 -375,000	-375,000

Daniel Scroggins	7,100,000 -150,000	-150,000
Harsheel Kothari	7,075,000 1,925,000	1,925,000
Pierpaola Lamanna	6,880,000 -1,040,000	-1,040,000
Andrew Dea	6,870,000 -1,680,000	-1,680,000
Ryan Brown	6,830,000 -85,000	-85,000
Masato Yokosawa	6,740,000 2,340,000	2,340,000
Clemen Deng	6,665,000 3,105,000	3,105,000
Drew Soik	6,255,000 1,655,000	1,655,000
Christopher Kimmel	6,250,000 250,000	250,000
Maurice Hawkins	6,145,000 2,645,000	2,645,000

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07-11-2023 23:44 UTC-8

Seat Draw for Day 6

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Matthew Pitt

Level 25 : Blinds 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
Horseshoe	605	1	Roman Hrabec	Czech Republic	1,415,000	18
Horseshoe	605	2	Daniel Scroggins	United States	7,100,000	89
Horseshoe	605	3	Anirban Das	India	9,230,000	115
Horseshoe	605	4	John Duthie	United Kingdom	1,510,000	19
Horseshoe	605	5	Rodrigo Motoki	Brazil	3,790,000	47
Horseshoe	605	6	Ludovic Geilich	United Kingdom	4,955,000	62
Horseshoe	605	7	Tony Dam	United States	900,000	11
Horseshoe	605	8	Juan Maceiras Lapido	Spain	4,790,000	60
Horseshoe	605	9	Koveh Waysei	United States	4,335,000	54

Horseshoe	606	1	Jacob Sachs	United States	1,440,000	18
Horseshoe	606	2	Fausto Valdez	United States	1,465,000	18
Horseshoe	606	3	Ryan Andrada	United States	1,105,000	14
Horseshoe	606	4	Andrei Boghean	Romania	4,500,000	56
Horseshoe	606	6	Daisuke Goto	Japan	5,535,000	69
Horseshoe	606	7	Matt Kiefer	United States	1,495,000	19
Horseshoe	606	8	David Richards	United States	945,000	12
Horseshoe	606	9	Clement Richez	France	5,000,000	63

Horseshoe	607	1	Drew Soik	United States	6,255,000	78
Horseshoe	607	2	Charlie Chiu	Taiwan	3,245,000	41
Horseshoe	607	3	Sam Stein	United States	4,450,000	56
Horseshoe	607	4	Matthias Auer	Austria	3,610,000	45
Horseshoe	607	5	Bryan Obregon	United States	12,295,000	154
Horseshoe	607	6	Osman Ihlamur	Turkey	5,890,000	74
Horseshoe	607	7	David Mzareulov	Azerbaijan	790,000	10
Horseshoe	607	8	Daniel Dzian	Australiaa	4,935,000	62
Horseshoe	607	9	Pierpaola Lamanna	Italy	6,880,000	86

Horseshoe	608	1	Daniel Vampan	United States	5,400,000	68
Horseshoe	608	2	Yehuda Dayan	Israel	5,125,000	64
Horseshoe	608	3	David Cossio-Ruiz	United States	3,015,000	38
Horseshoe	608	5	Alexander Villa	Canada	4,490,000	56
Horseshoe	608	6	Keanu Tabali	United States	3,205,000	40
Horseshoe	608	7	Christopher Kimmel	United States	6,250,000	78
Horseshoe	608	8	Estelle Cohuet	Spain	3,380,000	42
Horseshoe	608	9	Krzysztof Mielnik	Poland	890,000	11

Horseshoe	613	1	Aaron Speer	United States	4,675,000	58
Horseshoe	613	2	Ahmad Popal	United States	2,200,000	28
Horseshoe	613	3	Karim Chatur	Canada	1,280,000	16
Horseshoe	613	4	Aditya Systla	India	5,945,000	74
Horseshoe	613	5	Diego D'Aquilio	Italy	1,585,000	20
Horseshoe	613	6	Benjamin Grise	United States	1,680,000	21
Horseshoe	613	7	Michael Berk	United States	2,470,000	31
Horseshoe	613	8	Carlos Henrique Da Silva	Brazil	4,630,000	58
Horseshoe	613	9	Scott Berko	United Kingdom	5,500,000	69

Horseshoe	614	1	Joe Ghio	United States	2,640,000	33
Horseshoe	614	2	Robert Coakley	United States	2,690,000	34
Horseshoe	614	3	Maurice Hawkins	United States	6,145,000	77
Horseshoe	614	4	Hilton Laborda	Brazil	2,560,000	32
Horseshoe	614	5	Chris Lee	United States	940,000	12
Horseshoe	614	7	Ping Liu	United States	690,000	9
Horseshoe	614	8	Mikael Berrio	France	2,875,000	36
Horseshoe	614	9	Daniel Holzner	Italy	2,735,000	34

Horseshoe	615	1	Matthew Wantman	United States	1,945,000	24
Horseshoe	615	2	Jonathan Therme	France	7,900,000	99
Horseshoe	615	3	Cong Pham	United States	4,800,000	60
Horseshoe	615	4	Daniel Weinman	United States	5,340,000	67
Horseshoe	615	5	Timothy Faro	United States	1,315,000	16
Horseshoe	615	6	Danny Grogan	United Kingdom	5,820,000	73
Horseshoe	615	7	Alec Torelli	United States	3,600,000	45
Horseshoe	615	8	Clemen Deng	United States	6,665,000	83
Horseshoe	615	9	Joey Spanne	United States	3,975,000	50

Horseshoe	616	1	Ezequiel Lebed	Argentina	700,000	9
Horseshoe	616	2	Hunter Frey	United States	4,080,000	51
Horseshoe	616	3	Mark Spradlin	United States	1,730,000	22
Horseshoe	616	4	Harsheel Kothari	United States	7,075,000	88
Horseshoe	616	5	Alejandro Perez	United States	8,075,000	101
Horseshoe	616	6	Brian Davis	United States	1,550,000	19
Horseshoe	616	7	Zachary Ryan	United States	1,670,000	21
Horseshoe	616	8	Christian Harder	United States	1,295,000	16
Horseshoe	616	9	Richard Ryder	United States	4,445,000	56

Horseshoe	622	1	Jordan Westmorland	United States	3,760,000	47
Horseshoe	622	2	Ivan Ruban	Russia	3,315,000	41
Horseshoe	622	3	Liran Betito	Israel	11,140,000	139
Horseshoe	622	4	Mason Vieth	United States	2,680,000	34
Horseshoe	622	5	Sergio Torres	Colombia	4,110,000	51
Horseshoe	622	6	Ryan Tosoc	United States	7,625,000	95
Horseshoe	622	7	Diego Ramos	Canada	4,300,000	54
Horseshoe	622	8	Viliyan Petleshkov	Bulgaria	4,300,000	54
Horseshoe	622	9	Vitor Bengozi	Brazil	1,965,000	25

Horseshoe	623	1	Dean Hutchison	United Kingdom	2,000,000	25
Horseshoe	623	2	Quang Vu	United States	5,915,000	74
Horseshoe	623	3	Spencer Taylor	United States	2,410,000	30
Horseshoe	623	4	Ruslan Prydryk	Ukraine	4,610,000	58
Horseshoe	623	5	Jack O'Neill	United Kingdom	7,735,000	97
Horseshoe	623	6	Kunal Shah	United States	4,500,500	56
Horseshoe	623	7	Ryan Brown	United States	6,830,000	85
Horseshoe	623	8	Luis Dorneles	Brazil	2,430,000	30
Horseshoe	623	9	Eduards Rakuss	Latvia	2,050,000	26

Horseshoe	624	1	Tim Van Loo	Austria	7,725,000	97
Horseshoe	624	2	Masato Yokosawa	Japan	674,000	8
Horseshoe	624	3	Shang Dai	United States	2,930,000	37
Horseshoe	624	4	Yuichi Akanuma	Japan	1,630,000	20
Horseshoe	624	5	Raj Vohra	United States	7,650,000	96
Horseshoe	624	6	Orestis Kanakopoulos	United States	5,765,000	72
Horseshoe	624	7	Fabio Miranda	Portugal	3,145,000	39
Horseshoe	624	8	Logan Hoover	United States	3,910,000	49
Horseshoe	624	9	Nathan Paytas	United States	1,275,000	16

Horseshoe	625	1	Pavel Dyachenko	Canada	6,075,000	76
Horseshoe	625	2	Ryan Casaly	United States	4,375,000	55
Horseshoe	625	3	Andrey Pateychuk	Russia	5,965,000	75
Horseshoe	625	4	Rene Lazaro	Hungary	3,480,000	44
Horseshoe	625	5	Frank Bonacci	United States	4,375,000	55
Horseshoe	625	6	Charles Melton	United States	2,970,000	37
Horseshoe	625	7	Manh Nguyen	United States	3,640,000	46
Horseshoe	625	8	Patrick Tardif	Canada	2,040,000	26
Horseshoe	625	9	Hunter Barnett	United States	2,500,000	31

Horseshoe	626	1	Allen Chang	United States	800,000	10
Horseshoe	626	2	Adam Walton	United States	3,625,000	45
Horseshoe	626	3	Eric Schneider	United States	4,500,000	56
Horseshoe	626	4	Lorenzo Santos Rodriguez	France	720,000	9
Horseshoe	626	5	Joshua Payne	United States	9,850,000	123
Horseshoe	626	6	Artem Metalidi	Ukraine	3,805,000	48
Horseshoe	626	7	Thomas Clack	United Kingdom	2,510,000	31
Horseshoe	626	8	Nicholas Gerrity	United States	4,200,000	53
Horseshoe	626	9	James Jeffrey	United States	4,415,000	55

Horseshoe	628	1	Toby Lewis	United Kingdom	4,275,000	53
Horseshoe	628	2	Allen Shen	Canada	3,090,000	39
Horseshoe	628	3	Mark Teltscher	United Kingdom	2,320,000	29
Horseshoe	628	4	Michael Brown	United States	1,780,000	22
Horseshoe	628	5	Mitchell Halverson	United States	5,950,000	74
Horseshoe	628	6	Christopher Ruch	United States	1,200,000	15
Horseshoe	628	7	Sachin Joshi	United Kingdom	2,975,000	37
Horseshoe	628	8	Sean Troha	United States	2,125,000	27
Horseshoe	628	9	Andrew Dea	United States	6,870,000	86

Horseshoe	629	1	Steven Jones	United States	2,770,000	35
Horseshoe	629	2	Luis Yepez	Venezuela	670,000	8
Horseshoe	629	3	John Racener	United States	7,670,000	96
Horseshoe	629	4	Nicholas Rigby	United States	1,650,000	21
Horseshoe	629	5	Glenn Fishbein	United States	8,265,000	103
Horseshoe	629	7	Sundiata Devore	United States	1,665,000	21
Horseshoe	629	8	Jan-Peter Jachtmann	Germany	5,465,000	68
Horseshoe	629	9	Amit Makhija	United States	6,045,000	76

Horseshoe	631	1	Nikita Luther	India	4,380,000	55
Horseshoe	631	2	Oscar Alache	Chile	3,245,000	41
Horseshoe	631	3	Henry Chan	United States	2,770,000	35
Horseshoe	631	4	Nate Silver	United States	2,130,000	27
Horseshoe	631	5	Stephen Friedrich	United States	1,465,000	18
Horseshoe	631	6	Andrew Hulme	United Kingdom	11,065,000	138
Horseshoe	631	7	Jason Magnicari	United States	3,200,000	40
Horseshoe	631	8	Tony Dunst	United States	8,285,000	104
Horseshoe	631	9	Gabi Livshitz	Israel	5,680,000	71

Horseshoe	632	1	Yudai Futai	Japan	3,415,000	43
Horseshoe	632	2	Steven Spunt	United States	4,805,000	60
Horseshoe	632	3	Mike Lancaster	United States	4,130,000	52
Horseshoe	632	4	Tinay Aksoy	Turkey	3,330,000	42
Horseshoe	632	5	Jose Aguilera	Spain	885,000	11
Horseshoe	632	6	Zachary Hall	United States	16,310,000	204
Horseshoe	632	7	Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi	United Kingdom	1,270,000	16
Horseshoe	632	8	Bradley Moskowitz	United States	4,455,000	56
Horseshoe	632	9	Ryan Tamanini	United States	5,000,000	63

07-11-2023 23:45 UTC-8

Big Names Bite the Dust on Day 5 of 2023 WSOP Main Event; Hall Bags Monster Stack

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Calum Grant

Level 25 : Blinds 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante

Day 5 of the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event has come to a close at Horseshoe, Las Vegas, with the field whittled down to its last 149 players.

Holding the top spot heading into Day 6 is Zachary Hall, who ended the session with a stack of 16,310,000. Interestingly, Hall was once the poker coach of Ethan "Rampage" Yau, who is rooting for his former mentor from various Las Vegas card rooms.

Yau explained on Twitter that it was Hall who showed him the ropes when he was grinding $1/$3 cash games.

Hot on Hall's heels is Bryan Obregon and Liran Betito, who bagged and tagged an impressive 12,295,000 and 11,140,000 respectively.

Notable names still in contention for the poker’s most sought-after accolade are Nate Silver (2,130,000), Masato Yokosawa (6,740,000) and British grinder Andrew Hulme (11,065,000).

WSOP Main Event Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Name	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Zachary Hall	United States	16,310,000	204
2	Bryan Obregon	United States	12,295,000	154
3	Liran Betito	Israel	11,140,000	139
4	Andrew Hulme	United Kingdom	11,065,000	138
5	Joshua Payne	United States	9,850,000	123
6	Anirban Das	India	9,230,000	115
7	Tony Dunst	United States	8,285,000	104
8	Glenn Fishbein	United States	8,265,000	103
9	Jonathan Therme	France	7,900,000	99
10	Jack O'Neill	United Kingdom	7,735,000	97

Action From Day 5

Day 5 of the Main Event began with 441 players, and the eliminations came thick and fast, with some of poker’s biggest stars finding themselves on the wrong side of the rail.

High stakes crushers Jason Koon and Chris Brewer were ousted in the opening level with the former suffering a particularly bad beat. Koon was all in and at risk with pocket kings and was the favorite against his opponent’s pocket tens. Koon flopped a set but was removed from the table after his adversary rivered Broadway.

Brewer, who has finally experienced a dose of run good this summer with two bracelet wins under his belt, lost a flip with jacks to a tablemate's ace-king.

It was also confirmed that there would be no repeat Main Event winner as the last remaining champions exited in the first half of the day. Chris Moneymaker jammed into kings while Joe Hachem was stacked by a rivered flush.

Nicholas Rigby, who has made the headlines again following another Main Event deep run, won one of the largest pots of the day against Chance Kornuth.

https://twitter.com/PokerNews/status/1678962793364746241

The “Dirty Diaper” lover picked up a real hand and dragged in a 200-big blind pot after his aces remained best against Kornuth’s suited ace-king.

Last year’s third-place finisher Michael Duek headed to payout desk in the penultimate level of Day 5 while pro football Hall of Famer Richard Seymour was another famous face to fall short of making Day 6.

Hands of the Day

There were plenty of hands on Day 5 that would be fitting in any tournament highlight reel. At the top of the list today was a three-way all in between Stuart Taylor, Ryan Brown and the beloved Bill Klein.

Taylor got it in with ace-queen, only to run into Klein’s kings and Brown’s aces.

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Klein flopped a set of kings to be the huge favorite, but Taylor went runner-runner to make Broadway and survived in the unlikeliest of circumstances.

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Will Kassouf’s nine-high like a boss hand may have been eclipsed by Daniel Vampan. The American got Toby Lewis to fold the nut flush on a paired board with just eight-high!

Another corker was when Tony Dunst and Joey Spanne played a ten million chip pot. The action was tense during the hand, but it ended up in a chop as both players had aces.

Dunst is also among those returning for Day 6, as he bagged 8,250,000.

Plan for Day 6

Main Event, Feature Table, Production, Main Stage, Thunderdome

The next step of the Main Event begins on Wednesday, July 12, at 12 p.m. local time, where the 149 players will play another five two-hour levels.

Play resumes on Level 26, where the blinds will be 40,000/80,000/80,000.

The players will have a 20-minute break after each of the first two levels. They will then go on a 75-minute dinner break after Level 23 (approx. 6:45 p.m.). There will be another short break after Level 24, and anyone with chips in front of them by the end of Level 25 will book their seat for Day 7.

Those still in the Main Event have locked up $67,700, but of course, all eyes will be on the $12,100,000 that awaits the winner in a few days' time.

As always, stick with PokerNews to keep up with all the action from the record-breaking 2023 WSOP Main Event.

Tags: Bill Klein Chance Kornuth Chris Brewer Chris Moneymaker Daniel Vampan Jason Koon Joe Hachem Joey Spanne Michael Duek Nicholas Rigby Richard Seymour Ryan Brown Stuart Taylor Toby Lewis Tony Dunst Will Kassouf Zachary Hall