

WSOP 2021: Big Wins and Notable Performances
The 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) saw several notable wins and performances. Daniel Lazrus won the #17 Millionaire Maker tournament with a prize of $1,000,000. This was his second bracelet, having previously won an online WSOP tournament.
Dylan Linde secured a victory in the #21 tournament, a mix of different types of Omaha Hi-Lo, with a prize of $170,269. Linde, known for his extensive experience in mixed games, attributed his win to his work on no-limit hold'em, which helped him understand ICM better.
Lara Eisenberg won the #22 Women's Championship tournament with a prize of $115,694. Eisenberg, a physician by profession, described her win as a dream come true. She has a background in extreme sports, including over 4,500 parachute jumps.
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