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2021 World Series of Poker
Event #16: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship
Jours 2
Event Info
2021 World Series of Poker
Résultats
Event Info
Info Niveau
Info Joueurs - Jour 2
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$857,900
Total d’Entrées
92
Niveau
24
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Entrants
92
Joueurs Survivants
10
Joueurs Survivants 1 / 92
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PokerNews caught up with all-time bracelet leader Phil Hellmuth to talk poker and how he looks at his poker legacy.
The 40 remaining players have gone on a ten-minute break.
John Monnette raised off his short stack in early position and was called by Mike Matusow in the big blind.
Following a flop of 
, Matusow check-called a bet from Monnette.
After the turn 
went check/check, Matusow led out on the 
river.
Monnette opted to fold and preserve his remaining 39,000 chips.
Anthony Zinno put in a four-bet to 16,000 before the flop and Anthony Marsico splashed in four 5,000 chips to call. John Racener also made the call as Zinno and Racener both complained that Marsico should be forced to raise.
The tournament floor was called and the decision stood as the three players saw a board of 
on by the turn. Racener checked, Zinno bet, Marsico raised, Racener made it three bets, and Marsico put in the rest of his chips after Zinno folded.
Marsico turned over 
for a turned set, but Racener had him crushed with 
for the flopped set.
John Racener has been running his stack up today, and making calls like this certainly helps.
With several bets in the middle on a final board of 
, Racener called a final bet from Anthony Marsico who announced "queen-high". Racener rolled over 
for a winning ace-high to push his stack toward 300,000.
Chris Vitch in early position and Johannes Becker from the hijack saw a flop of . Vitch bet and Becker called to see the fall on the turn.
Both players checked before Vitch bet again on the 
river. This time Becker came back with a raise, and Vitch quickly folded.
"Trying to steal from me," Becker told Vitch as he raked in the pot.
On a flop of 
, Chad Eveslage bet from the small blind, Benny Glaser called from the big blind, and Yuri Dzivielevski called from the button.
Eveslage bet the 
turn, Glaser called, and Dzivieleski raised, with both his opponents calling. Action checked to Dzivielevski on the 
river and he bet, Eveslage called, and Glaser raised.
Dzivielevski was the only caller and showed 
for a straight. Glaser only had 
for a pair of fives to take a hit to his stack.
Brian Rast was heads-up with Peter Neff with the flop showing . Rast bet from the cutoff and Neff called from the small blind.
Rast bet again on the 
when Neff checked, and Neff called to see the 
fall on the river. The action went check-bet-call for the third time, and Rast turned over 
for the flush.
With a final tally of 92 players entered into the event, a total prize pool of $857,900 was announced.
14 will be paid a minimum of $16,290, with the winner receiving $245,680 and a WSOP gold bracelet.
