The Venetian

Day 1c of the MSPT Season 17 $1,600 Poker Bowl X at the Venetian Resort attracted more players than the first two flights combined, adding another 381 entries, which, along with 1a's 132 and 1b’s 227, brought the total field up to 740 entries, clipping the $1,000,000 guarantee.

The total field generated a $1,050,800 prize pool, and the top 82 players will get paid a minimum of $3,456 while the eventual winner will walk away with a $165,235 first-place prize, along with the MSPT Season 17 Venetian Poker Bowl X title!

At the end of the third and final flight, just 51 players bagged and tagged, with MSPT Champ Alex Foxen bagging the top stack with 1,264,000, edging out fellow bracelet winner Anthony Reategui to take the overall chip lead into Day 2.

Another player to catch steam throughout the day was fellow bracelet winner Kathy Liebert, who ended the night with an impressive 1,057,000 stack to put in her bag to end the night, while Hunter Cichy also clipped the milly mark with 1,034,000 to take into Day 2.

Others to bag big included Joe Serock (661,000), Qing Liu (640,000), and David Yue (628,000), as they were the only others to bag over 600k rounded this flight.

Among those not as lucky at the felt included MSPT Champ Jeff Platt, Tyler “TK” Kolness, Altynai Fung, 2022 Poker Bowl Champ Ron West, Matt Affleck, and MSPT Season 12 Player of the Year Kyna England.

The surviving players from all three flights – of which there are 82 (15 from Day 1a, 25 from 1b, and 42 from 1c) – will return for Day 2 at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday, February 7^th, and will play until a winner is crowned.

MSPT Venetian Season 17 Poker Bowl Remaining Schedule

Congratulations to everyone who made it to Day 2! We will be back tomorrow for full coverage right here on MSPTPoker.com from the Venetian Las Vegas!

After separate all-ins at three different tables, Lily Kiletto was the only one not to find a double after she shoved all-in preflop for 182,000 and was called by Steven Bailey.

Lily Kiletto:
Steen Bailey:

Kiletto was racing for her tournament life, with the flop keeping things sweaty as it gave Bailey more outs with a Broadway draw.

Unfortunately for Kiletto, the sweat didn’t last long, as the dealer turned the , to end her tournament on the bubble before the completed the board on the river.

Steven Bailey - 500,000
Lily Kiletto - Eliminated

MISSOURI POKER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

: Ameristar Casino St. Charles - St. Louis, MO

: March 24-29, 2026

: $1,110 / $300K GTD Main Event

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

: 10 Gold Card Events

Event Schedule: https://msptpoker.com/showpdf.aspx?eventID=636msptpoker.com

Photo: Josh Bobrosky

Anthony Danna raised to 20,000 from under the gun and was called by JB Wells from the cutoff before Josh Bobrosky squeezed his 30,000 in the middle from the small blind.

Both Danna and Wells called, bringing about a flop.

Action was then checked to the turn, where Danna check-folded to a 75,000 bet from Wells.

Josh Bobrosky:
JB Wells:

Wells pulled ahead after turning a set of tens, and Bobrosky was left needing to complete Broadway, but the completed the board to end his tournament, starting the hand-for-hand process with 43 players remaining.

JB Wells - 495,000
Josh Bobrosky - Eliminated

Photo: Rommel Liscano

David Somers for 16,000 from the hijack, and then called Rommel Liscano’s 87,000 three-bet jam from the cutoff.

Rommel Liscano: sk
David Somers:

It was a flip, with Liscano calling the correct side, as the runout paired his king, securing his double-up.

Rommel Liscano - 185,000
David Somers - 70,000

ARE YOU IN THE MSPT FOR $20KDON’T WAIT

The TOP World-Ranked MSPT Players as of December 2, 2026, will compete in a HEADS UP FREEROLL tournament at the 2026 MSPT Winter Poker Classic at Running Aces Poker Tournaments for $20,000

Players will be seeded by rankOnly Top get in

Full List: https://msptpoker.com/statistics/WorldRanking.aspx

Photo: Mitchell Halverson

WSOP bracelet winner Mitchell Halverson raised from the cutoff, and then called off his 94,000 stack after James Epner three-bet jammed for 116,000 from the small blind.

Mitchell Halverson:
James Epner:

Halverson was racing for his tournament life, with nothing changing after the flop hit the felt.

The dealer turned the , giving Halverson more outs, taking away Epner’s outs with a Broadway draw, but the then paired the board on the river and ended his tournament.

James Epner - 225,000
Mitchell Halverson - Eliminated