

Anatoly Zyrin Wins Second WSOP Bracelet at 2021 Event #55: Colossus
Russian poker player Anatoly Zyrin won the WSOP 2021 Event #55: Colossus tournament. The event, held at the Rio Casino in Las Vegas, had a buy-in of $400 and attracted a large number of participants, with 9,399 entries contributing to a prize pool of $3,101,670.
Zyrin's victory earned him $314,700 and his second WSOP bracelet. His final hand was 5♥-2♥ against Michael Lee's K♣-2♦. The board showed A♥-J♠-8♥-Q♥-10♣, and Lee called with a straight, but Zyrin's flush won the tournament. Michael Lee finished in second place, earning $194,450.
Zyrin had strong support from his girlfriend and friends, who traveled to the WSOP with him. The tournament featured a significant number of players from post-Soviet countries, all aiming for their own gold bracelet.
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