The family of Japanese poker player Yuto Moriyasu is asking for help.

On May 25th, Moriyasu and a friend traveled from Las Vegas from Japan to participate in the World Series of Poker main event.

Moriyasu suddenly went missing with his $10k buy-in for the WSOP main event from his Airbnb on July 2nd.

Via Sasa on X

“My junior colleague went missing in Vegas.”

“At noon, they said, “I’m heading out now,” and then went completely silent.”

“When I got home in the evening, the car, phone, and their beloved daily sandals were at the house,
but the pouch with their passport and wallet, along with the person themselves, were nowhere to be found.”

“No signs of the house being disturbed.”

“Additionally, there is no record of entry into Japan, and I received a call today stating that the police are currently checking places like hospitals and detention centers where there might be leads.”
“If you have any information, please let me know anything at all.”

This was Moriyasu’s last text message to his friend.

“I just got home, I’m heading out now.” (at 12:53 PM on July 2nd)”

Japanese poker player Yuto Moriyasu vanished in Las Vegas on July 2, during the World Series of Poker. He was last seen at a home in Spring Valley, with his $10,000 buy-in for the Main Event. Authorities and his family are seeking public help to find him. pic.twitter.com/L1kTxj0oMx

— Las Vegas Locally (@LasVegasLocally) July 8, 2025

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