

Daniel Lazrus Wins $1 Million at 2021 WSOP Event #17
Daniel Lazrus has won his second WSOP gold bracelet after taking down the Million Maker for a cool $1,000,000. He defeated his 5,235 opponents to take the top share out of the $7,110,210 prize pool.
Daniel Lazrus started playing poker four and a half years ago. The 31-year-old American has taken to the game like a duck to water and is getting better faster than any player we can name right now. Daniel Lazrus had previously won a bracelet in the WSOP Event #28 $3,200 No Limit Hold'em - High Roller Championship ONLINE (US Only).
By the time the event was down to the final two players, Lazarus had a 3-1 chip lead but there was no play left in the stacks. It was pretty much a pre-flop game where anything can happen. Darryl Ronconi survived the first couple of all-ins but finally Lazrus had his ace-jack hold against only ten-high and it was all over.
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