Benny Glaser Wins Second Bracelet in a Week at 2025 WSOP

At the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas, Benny Glaser has won his second bracelet in a week. These back-to-back victories bring Glaser’s total to seven WSOP bracelets. Simultaneously, Mateusz Moolhuizen and Bouwe Claushuis advanced to Day 2 of the $500 COLOSSUS with substantial chip stacks.

Four days prior, Benny Glaser won the $1,500 Dealers’ Choice event for $150,246. This marked the sixth WSOP bracelet in the career of the Mixed Games specialist. Following his win, he entered Event #15, the $1,500 Mixed: Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better.

Glaser delivered an impressive performance, reaching the final table of the tournament, which had a field of 1,239 players. He progressed to the final three, alongside David Shmuel, who had also won a WSOP bracelet in the first week.

The final showdown saw Glaser and Shmuel joined by Travis Pearson. Shmuel’s hopes for a second WSOP bracelet in a week were dashed when Pearson eliminated him with trips against a full house. Pearson then attempted to force a quick decision, but it backfired.

Glaser doubled early in the heads-up match and turned it into a real battle. After an hours-long duel, Glaser emerged victorious, achieving one of the most remarkable feats in recent poker history with two bracelets in four days.

PlacePlayerPrize ($)Prize (€)
1Benny Glaser$ 258.193€ 226.229
2Travis Pearson$ 172.077€ 150.767
3David Shmuel$ 121.736€ 106.660
4Sean Remz$ 87.325€ 76.510
5Shane Howeth$ 63.527€ 55.660
6Alan Sternberg$ 46.879€ 41.073
7Bashar Trad$ 35.098€ 30.755
8Tyler Brown$ 26.666€ 23.366

Moolhuizen & Claushuis Advance to Day 2 of COLOSSUS

One of the largest events at the 2025 WSOP is the $500 COLOSSUS, which features four starting days. After the first two starting days, the total stands at 6,082 players, with only 874 players securing a spot on Day 2.

During Day 1B, Mateusz Moolhuizen and Bouwe Claushuis successfully advanced. They increased their starting stack of 50,000 to 887,000 and 775,000 chips, respectively. Jacques Misonne also progressed to Day 2, with a stack of 346,000 chips.

PlayerChipsBig Blinds
Mateusz Moolhuizen887.00074
Bouwe Claushuis775.00065
Jacques Misonne346.00029

Marcel Vonk Advances in $1,500 Badugi

The $1,500 Badugi event also commenced, drawing a field of 534 players, including Marcel Vonk. He navigated through an eventful day to reach the second day with 51,000 chips, equivalent to nine big blinds at the start of Day 2.

A total of 98 players advanced to the second day, with 81 players set to finish in the money.



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