Chance Kornuth secured his third WSOP bracelet in the 2021 Short Deck No-Limit Hold'em tournament, earning $194,670. Chad Campbell finished as the runner-up.
Scott Ball, a 35-year-old poker streamer, secured his first WSOP bracelet and $562,660 in a high-stakes tournament. The event attracted 578 players and created a prize pool of $2,666,020.
The Netherlands has approved its first 10 online gaming licenses, marking a new era for the industry. Meanwhile, Triton Poker has partnered with Kraken for its upcoming charity series.
Ryan Leng secured his third WSOP bracelet by winning the WSOP Event #23: $1,500 Eight Game Mix 6-Max, earning $137,969. He faced a tough final heads-up match against Connor Drinan.
Lara Eisenberg emerged victorious at the 2021 WSOP Event #22: Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship, securing a $115,694 prize. She outlasted 642 female competitors and one male player over four days of intense play.
Lara Eisenberg emerged victorious in the WSOP 2021 No-Limit Hold'em Ladies tournament, securing her first WSOP bracelet and a prize of 115,690$. The event, held in Las Vegas, attracted 644 female poker players.
Tom Hammers, a male poker player, joined the WSOP Ladies No-Limit Hold ‘em tournament, pledging to donate his winnings to women’s charitable causes. He was eliminated early and did not make money.
Daniel Lazrus secured his second WSOP gold bracelet and $1 million prize by defeating 5,235 opponents in the 2021 WSOP Event #17. Lazrus, who started playing poker just four and a half years ago, showcased his rapid improvement in the game.
Michael Prendergast emerged victorious at the WSOP Event #24: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack, securing $127,428. He topped a field of 1,572 entries.