

Allen Chang Secures Second WSOP Online Bracelet in 2021
Allen Chang, known by his online handle Acnyc718, has won his second WSOP bracelet. The event, which took place on Friday evening, was an Omaha Hi-Lo tournament with a $600 buy-in. Chang's victory came after more than 11 hours of play, culminating in a heads-up showdown against Edwin Roman, known as YungFlipWell. Chang's win secured him a prize of $61,394.
This victory marks Chang's second WSOP bracelet, coming just a year and ten days after his first. Throughout his career, Chang has accumulated winnings of $215,567 from live tournaments. The event attracted 498 participants, creating a prize pool of $269,000.
Several notable players were eliminated throughout the tournament. Mike Shin, known as Mkspresident, finished in 73rd place. Ryan Depaulo, known as Joeyisamush and a WSOP bracelet winner, finished 49th. David Williams, known as dwpoker, finished 37th. Nathan Gamble, known as surfbum and the 2020 champion, finished 31st. At the final table, Andrew Lichtenberger, known as WATCHGUY42, was the first to be eliminated. Chris Leslie-Haynan, known as pdx2nyc, finished in 5th place. Ryan Stoker, known as Santasbzack2, finished in 3rd place.
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