The 2025 World Series of Poker continues to deliver spectacular moments, and Event #22: $25,000 High Roller 6-Handed has emerged as one of the most prestigious events on the schedule. With an elite entry list filled with poker royalty, this event has now narrowed down to the final 18 players who will return to battle it out for the lion’s share of the multi-million-dollar prize pool.
At the top of the leaderboard sits Jared Bleznick, a mixed-games legend holding a massive 115 big blinds. The American pro is no stranger to WSOP glory and has already secured a bracelet earlier in his career. While he’s traditionally dominated Pot-Limit Omaha and other variants, Bleznick’s deep run in a No-Limit Hold’em high roller is turning heads across the poker community.
This $25,000 buy-in event attracted some of the best players in the world, and the action thus far has lived up to expectations. Now, with only 18 players remaining and $1,734,717 reserved for the eventual champion, Day 4 promises to be an unmissable spectacle.
A Field Fit for Kings – Poker’s Finest Assemble
What makes this event especially exciting is the caliber of talent still in the running. The list reads like a Hall of Fame ballot, with World Champions, online legends, and high-roller regulars all eyeing the coveted bracelet.
Jared Bleznick – The Leader in Command

Jared Bleznick is best known for his dominance in non-Hold’em formats, especially in Pot-Limit Omaha and mixed game events. A fierce, aggressive player, Bleznick already owns a WSOP bracelet and numerous deep finishes in prestigious fields. Now, with a monster stack and a firm grip on the lead, he’s gunning for one of the biggest No-Limit Hold’em titles of his career.
Kristen Foxen – Four-Time Bracelet Winner Making Another Deep Run

Few players have enjoyed the consistent success that Kristen Foxen has at the WSOP. With four bracelets to her name, she is the most decorated female player currently active and has earned over $6 million in live tournament earnings. Known for her precision and discipline at the tables, Foxen brings a medium stack into Day 4 and remains a serious threat to add a fifth bracelet to her trophy case.
Nick Schulman – Six Bracelets, Sharp Instincts

Despite entering the day with only 5.5 BBs, Nick Schulman cannot be underestimated. A six-time WSOP bracelet winner and one of the sharpest minds in poker, Schulman is also a beloved commentator. His record in mixed games is nearly unmatched, and his late-game instincts have led him to victories across all formats. If he can find a double or two early on Day 4, Schulman is capable of turning things around quickly.
Chris Moorman – Online Legend and Live Crusher
With more than $20 million in online earnings and a WSOP bracelet, Chris Moorman is a giant in the poker world. Hailing from the United Kingdom, Moorman has consistently proven his mettle in large-field live tournaments, and his decision-making in high-pressure spots is second to none. As an ODB Fantasy pick, he enters the final 18 with 14 BBs and plenty of experience.

David Peters – The Silent Assassin of High Rollers
Known for his stoic demeanor and elite game theory application, David Peters brings two WSOP bracelets and more than $45 million in live earnings into this event. While currently short-stacked with just 11 BBs, Peters has built a reputation for turning middling stacks into titles. His ability to apply ICM pressure and read opponents under the gun is nearly unparalleled.

Mustapha Kanit – Europe’s Most Charismatic Star
Mustapha Kanit has long been one of the most entertaining and skilled players in the European high-stakes scene. With over $11 million in live earnings and a WSOP bracelet, Kanit mixes fearless aggression with exceptional hand-reading ability. Although he’s clinging to life with just 0.1 BB, his presence in this field exemplifies how elite this tournament has become.
Galen Hall – Balanced, Brilliant, and Back Again
American pro Galen Hall first came into the spotlight with his memorable win at the 2011 PCA Main Event. Since then, he’s steadily racked up results in both live and online formats, including a WSOP bracelet in 2018. With 17 BBs to start Day 4, Hall is still very much in contention and remains one of the smartest minds in tournament poker.
Barak Wisbrod – Israel’s Rising Star
A newer face to some casual fans but well-known among the pros, Barak Wisbrod has quickly built a reputation as a sharp, fearless competitor. With a WSOP bracelet already in his trophy cabinet, Wisbrod is carrying 52 BBs into Day 4 and could very well break through for another marquee win.
Landon Tice – The Young Gun With Eyes on Gold

Representing the next generation of poker talent, Landon Tice is known for his coaching, theory work, and fast rise through the stakes. Backed by the ODB Fantasy Team, Tice enters the final 18 with 50 BBs and strong momentum. He’s one of the most talked-about young players in poker, and this could be his breakout moment.
Fabian Gumz, Adrien Delmas, Paulius Vaitiekunas, and Others
These international grinders round out the top stacks behind Bleznick. Fabian Gumz (61 BBs), Adrien Delmas (60 BBs), and Paulius Vaitiekunas (57 BBs) are all highly accomplished players who have excelled across the European circuit. All three have the experience and composure needed to close out a high-pressure WSOP event.
Current Chip Counts – Day 4
Rank | Player | Country | Chips (BBs) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jared Bleznick | USA | 115 |
2 | Fabian Gumz | Austria | 61 |
3 | Adrien Delmas | France | 60 |
4 | Paulius Vaitiekunas | Lithuania | 57 |
5 | Barak Wisbrod | Israel | 52 |
6 | Landon Tice | USA | 50 |
7 | Blaz Zerjav | Slovenia | 37 |
8 | Daniel Sepiol | USA | 33 |
9 | Michael Macchia | USA | 29 |
10 | Matthew Sabia | USA | 28 |
11 | Kristen Foxen | Canada | 21 |
12 | Aram Oganyan | USA | 21 |
13 | Galen Hall | USA | 17 |
14 | Chris Moorman | UK | 14 |
15 | Mustapha Kanit | Italy | 12 |
16 | David Peters | USA | 11 |
17 | Krasimir Yankov | Bulgaria | 10 |
18 | Nick Schulman | USA | 5.5 |
Prize Payouts – Every Player Guaranteed $72,064
With all remaining players in the money, the tension only intensifies. The top six places will secure six-figure scores, with the winner taking home nearly $1.75 million.
Place | Prize (USD) |
---|---|
1st | $1,734,717 |
2nd | $1,129,608 |
3rd | $752,737 |
4th | $513,577 |
5th | $358,973 |
6th | $257,201 |
7th | $189,021 |
8th–9th | $142,581 |
10th–11th | $110,467 |
12th–17th | $87,971 |
18th | $72,064 |
What’s Next – Final Table Loading
As Day 4 begins, all eyes will be on how quickly short stacks like Schulman, Kanit, and Peters can chip up. Meanwhile, Bleznick will have to manage a chip lead while navigating through a minefield of tough opponents. With so many world-class names still in contention, this is shaping up to be one of the most exciting final tables of the summer.
Final Thoughts
The $25K High Roller 6-Handed is more than just a big buy-in tournament — it’s a celebration of the highest level of competitive poker. With global stars, established legends, and rising forces all battling for the title, the poker world is eagerly awaiting the next chapter of this WSOP epic.
Stay tuned to PokerBol for exclusive updates, chip counts, player interviews, and complete WSOP 2025 coverage.
Source Pokernews.com PC Regina Cortina and Trevor Scott
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