The Venetian

Photo: Victoria Livschitz

After two initial limpers, Victoria Livschitz raised to 3,000 from the button, and then called the big blind’s 5,500 three-bet jam.

Opponent:
Victoria Livschitz:

Livschitz rolled over a dominating hand, and the runout gave her top pair to eliminate her opponent.

Victoria Livschitz - 55,400

Andrew Fleming was all in after a flop from the hijack and was called by Samy Dighlawi from middle position.

Andrew Fleming:
Samy Dighlawi:

Dighlawi was ahead holding a flush, and Fleming wasn’t able to improve on the turn or river, sending him to the rail.

Samy Dighlawi - 57,800
Andrew Fleming - 0

Three-time bracelet winner David Jackson raised to 1,200 from the hijack and was called by Joe Sercok from the cutoff before Woonyong Baig fired out a 4,000 three-bet from the big blind.

Only Serock called, and the two went heads-up to a flop.

A 4,000 continuation bet was then tossed into the middle from Baig, and Serock called to see the pair the board on the turn.

Baig kept his foot on the gas, upping his bet to 12,000, and it was enough to get Serock to lay his hand down.

Woonyong Baig - 48,700

Photo: Kenneth Kim

There was all-in action after a flop between Yuzu Wang from the button and Kenneth Kim from the big blind, with Kim holding the effective stack.

Kenneth Kim:
Yuzu Wang:

Kim was ahead after flopping top pair, and the turn kept him out in front.

Things were looking good for Kim to secure a double until the dealer dropped the on the river, giving Wang a full house to secure the knockout.

Yuzu Wang - 72,400
Kenneth Kim - 0

$3,500 MSPT Championship Seat ADDED to Main Event 1st Place

: JACK Cleveland Poker Room - Cleveland, OH

: February 10-16, 2026

: $1,110 / $750,000 GTD Main Event (Feb 12-15)

: 6 Gold Card Events

Event Schedule: https://msptpoker.com/showpdf.aspx?eventID=623

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Photo: Kathy Liebert

Thomas Reeves raised to 1,000 from early position and found one caller before WSOP bracelet winner Kathy Liebert fired out a 3,000 three-bet from the hijack.

Both of Liebert’s opponents called, taking action three ways to a flop.

Action was then checked to Liebert, who fired out a 4,000 continuation bet, and only Reeves check-called to see the turn.

Reeves then check-called a 6,000 bet from Liebert, and then did the same for 15,000 after the completed the board on the river.

Liebert proceeded to table for Broadway, and it was good as Reeves said he tossed a set of jacks into the muck.

Kathy Liebert - 89,000
Thomas Reeves - 9,800