Six-Max Event $25,000 Kicks-off at the WSOP

The last day of the month April marks the starting of one of the most awaited tournaments of the WSOP 2025. Starting at Noon on Wednesday is Six the Max No Limit Holdem $25, 000 tournament, which boasts the 2^nd largest buy in the current year’s World Poker Series.

One can expect the mix of top tier online professionals and live event experts to take this skill test. Among those scheduled to game-play is recently minted David Williams, a PokerStars pro who tweeted Tuesday night, ‘Big event tomorrow. Event of 52,$25,000 buy-in 6 Max NL Holdem is a gotten concern.

All participants in the Six Max No Limit Holdem $25,000 will get the total of 75,000 chips and play 10 one hour levels today. Break for dinner will be given at the end of 6^th level and run for nearly 90 minutes. Blinds start-off at 150 to 300 with the ante of 25, denoting that each participant will stack-up 250 big-blinds to start the play.

Among the players who may not be able to attend the event because of runs in simultaneous tournaments are Jason Mercier, Tyler Cornell, Joe Beevers, Josh Tieman (Bracelet winner), Ryan D’Angelo, Justin Smith, Eric Liu and Tommy Vedes who is ‘chip leader’ in Triple Chance NLHE $3,000 event after the Day one.

In Triple-chance NLHE tournament, 965 participants entered and only 189 survived the day. Now, another ninety nine players will have to struggle before the jackpot bursts and top amount of $559,000 is up. Tommy Vedes is leading the game after Day One, but many brand name experts are also in the list, including Ryan Welch, Gavin Griffin, Mike Sowers and James Akenhead, all in top 10 in chips.

Some other poker giants remaining in the Event 51 include Peter Traply, Tom Dwan, Neil Channing, Lee Markholt of victory Poker, Allen Kessler and Amit Makhija. Tommy Vedes hit 3 players in back to back hands with ‘pocket aces’ at the conclusion of game to hurl his stack up to 237, 100, nearly thirty thousand more than Singer’s 204, 100.

Adam White, a native of Tempe, Arizona owns the night chip lead, entering final tables of the Event 47 No Limit Holdem $1,000. The event which started on Saturday with first of 2 starting days, proffers the top prize amount of 485, 000 dollars. Adam White has the stack of nearly 1. 69 million, only ahead of Danish poker expert Allan Baekke’s 1.63 million.

Lastly, the event Pot Limit $5,000 has thirty one participants remaining and is planned to make light of a winner today. The Player’s championship finalist Robert Mizrachi is in front with 2 days in books at ‘758, 000, and Kelvin Boudreau, a Colorado poker pro is at number two with the stacks up to 508, 000. Several chips of Robert Mizrachi came courtesy of ‘Andy Black’, as Robert flopped the set of 7 against two pair of Black. All the money went-in, and at last Mizrachi’s ‘3 of a kind’ held for win.