The players in Day 1c have returned from break which means registration is now closed for this flight as well as the event as a whole.
There were 93 entrants into this final flight bringing the total number to 212.
There are currently 47 players remaining in contention for a Day 2 bag which will be awarded to the final 11.
Niveau: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 500
With the 2025 Winter Poker Open in full swing, here is a look at the event winners so far at Champions Club Texas.
| Event | Entries | Winner | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Event #1: $400 Monster Stack | 486 | Brian Winter | $32,010 |
| Event #2: $150 NLH | 65 | Raj Kumar | $2,455 |
| Event #3: $460 Mystery Bounty | 627 | Kassim Panjwani | $28,720 |
| Event #4: $300 PLO | 61 | Roland Jackson | $5,530 |
The players in Day 1c are now on their second break of the day and registration will be closed for this event upon their return.
The black 100-chips will also be raced off and colored-up at this time.
On a flop of 8♣A♣K♦, Trey Mattison checked, Phu Vo bet 21,000, but then Alejandro Jauregui set out a stack of 85,000 to cover both players.
Mattison quickly got out of the way but Vo made the call to put himself at risk.
Phu Vo: K♥8♥6♥6♠
Alejandro Jauregui: A♠K♣Q♦8♠
Unfortunately for Vo, he was drawing only to running sixes for quads, but the turn A♦ dashed those hopes as Jauregui made top boat and the river 9♥ sent Vo to the rail.
Niveau: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 500
On a flop of 7♠4♠9♦ Andrew Ige and Harry Cullen got it all in the middle, with Cullen at risk.
Harry Cullen: 8♣6♣4♣4♥
Andrew Ige: 9♥7♥7♣2♣
Ige was in the lead with his superior set, but Cullen drilled a straight on the turn 5♥. Unfortunately for him, another 5♣ appeared on the river to improve them both to a full house, but Ige's sevens full took down the pot and eliminated Cullen.
On a three-way flop of 7♣5♥8♦, Christopher Bello led out for 6,000 after a check from Jake White, then David Shaw raised to 16,000.
White quickly got out of the way but Bello made the call to see the turn 8♥. Bello checked, Shaw moved allin, and Bello quickly called.
"Ughh, just about the worst turn in the deck," Shaw sighed as the hands were tabled.
Christopher Bello: 8♠7♠5♠4♣
David Shaw: 3♣5♦7♦9♣
"Nice hand," Shaw said as he realized he was drawing dead and the river Q♥ sent the pot over to Bellow for the double.
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 400
Chan Pelton opened to 1,500 and was raised to 5,500 by Charles Rush, which he called.
The two players then checked all the way through the turn 4♥2♠Q♣9♠.
"Ok, I need a four!" Pelton announced, but the river came the J♠.
"Well, I missed my four," Pelton admitted, but still bet 4,000.
Rush made the call but was shown 6♥5♠5♣4♠ for a small flush and he mucked his hand to award Pelton the pot.
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