Welcome To Event #61: $600 Deep Stack Championship No-Limit Hold’em
Event #61: $600 Deep Stack Championship No-Limit Hold’em is the second edition of the $600 deep stack bracelet events, which first came onto the WSOP schedule in 2019. Play will start today at 11 a.m. at The Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino.
The 2019 WSOP saw Joe Foresman come out on top in a field of 6,410 entrants to beat Will Givens heads up to take home his first WSOP bracelet and a prize of $397,903.
It is unsure as to how many players will participate in this edition of the event, but a big field is expected, given the accessibility to all players and the fact a WSOP bracelet is up for grabs.
Players will have a starting stack of 30,000 and blinds will begin at 100/100 with a 100 big blind ante. Day 1 is scheduled to play out 17 40-minute levels, with a 20-minute break taking place every three levels. A 75-minute dinner break is scheduled after level 9 and late registration for the tournament will be open until players return from dinner (approx. 6:55 p.m.). Players are permitted one re-entry for this tournament.
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and the action checked to Barry Greenstein who bet 2,000. The action folded to the small blind who called. 
and Greenstein bet 4,000 accidentally out of turn. It didn't end up mattering because the small blind folded to his bet anyway and Greenstein flashed a 
as he raked in the pot.
. It was checked to Minkin and she continued for 3,000. Her opponent quickly called. 
bringing three cards to a flush. It was checked to Minkin one more time and she sized up to 7,000. Her opponent instantly mucked and she scooped the pot to chip up.
and England check-called a bet of 1,500. 
and the under the-gun player went all-in for 16,000, sending England into the tank. After 20-seconds she called and the cards were tabled. 
and river 
were both checked through and Hawkins verbally declared "bottom pair." The opponent nodded as Hawkins turned over 
which was good enough for the pot.
and the flopped royal flush draw, did not complete and Kyna exited from the tournament courtesy of Salas' two pair.
