On a flop of 
, Matt Dolce check-raised his opponent's bet of 1,000 to 3,000 and his opponent snap-called.
The 
fell on the turn and both players quickly checked.
On the 
river, Dolce put in a bet of 1,000 and his opponent called. Dolce tabled 
for two pairs on the flop and his opponent showed the 
before the dealer put it in the muck.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
23,000 |
Niveau: 1
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
Tournament director Jack Effel wished the players good luck and instructed the dealers to begin play.
We haven't seen him yet, but according to Doyle Brunson he can't resist the lure of another WSOP.
Earlier this year he tweeted out that he would be playing "a few select tournaments" during the 2021 World Series of Poker. Doyle also tweeted a picture of himself at the Roma Deli Cafe in Las Vegas yesterday, so we know the poker legend is in the vicinity.
Poker fans will surely be looking forward to potentially seeing the ten-time bracelet winner in action in some of the bigger buy-in Mixed Game events such as the $50,000 Poker Players Championship.
Check out this article ahead of Brunson's return!
Cup of hot chocolate at Roma Coffee https://t.co/cSNObQ71RN
— Doyle Brunson (@TexDolly)
Wednesday's Day 1a saw a total of 2,432 players enter Event #52: $1,000 Seniors Championship with just 486 making the cut for Friday's Day 2. Today's Day 1b action welcomes a new field of players that will be filled with plenty of familiar faces.
George Bronstein finished yesterday’s play with the chip lead at 585,000, followed close behind by Tim Killday with 433,000 and “Miami" John Cernuto at 355,500. Others to survive the day included Twitch streamer Deborah Vanneste (196,000), Poker Hall of Famer Jack McClelland (175,000), and former Main Event champion Greg Raymer (170,500).
Another massive field will try to replicate that feat when play begins at 10 a.m. PT on Thursday. Like yesterday, they'll begin with 20,000 chips and will play 11 hour-long levels. Late registration is open until the end of the dinner break, which follows Level 8 which is projected to be around 8:15 p.m.
Plenty of notables fell during the 11 hours of play on Day 1a, including defending champion Howard Mash, Tom McEvoy, Matt Glantz, Barry Greenstein, and Dan Heimiller. However, their tournament isn’t necessarily over; anyone who busted yesterday can re-enter today.
It will be another day of action as the over-50 club takes over the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, and PokerNews will be on hand providing all the live updates and chip counts as the field attempts to navigate their way through to Day 2.
Event #52: $1,000 Seniors Championship
Jour 1b a débuté
