Dylan Linde breaks his WSOP gold bracelet drought with a win in the $1,500 Mixed Omaha, while events such as the Millionaire Maker and Ladies No Limit Hold’em Championship get close to crowning winners.
We take a look at these WSOP events as well as all the ongoing action in Wednesday’s WSOP update.
Dylan Linde has cashed in WSOP events 85 times but has never taken home a gold bracelet. That all changed on Tuesday night, when Linde won his first WSOP bracelet after taking down the $1,500 Mixed Omaha Hi/Lo. In addition to the gold bracelet, Linde will take home $170,269 in cash. Linde outlasted 641 players after 3 days to secure the victory, including beating Hernan Salazar ($105,235) heads-up, Scott Abrams ($71,651), David Matsumoto ($49,733) and Damjan Radanov ($35,204).
In post-match comments, Linde said it felt fantastic to finally win WSOP gold. “Finally winning a bracelet feels good but doing it in mixed games is great.”
Linde, who has won $4.7 million in lifetime tournament winnings, previously came closest to winning a WSOP bracelet during his 4th place finish in the 2018 $1,500 No Limit Shootout.
— Dylan Linde (@DylanLinde) October 13, 2021
Daniel Lazrus goes into Day 5 of the Millionaire Maker No Limit Hold’em on Wednesday with the chip lead against 4-time WSOP bracelet winner Michael Gathy, Jeremy Gencarelli and Darryl Ronconi. The remaining players are guaranteed at least $222,430 in prizes with $1 million awarded to first place.
Mikiyo Aoki holds the chip lead in the Ladies No Limit Hold’em Championship after Day 2 with just 17 players remaining. When action resumes at noon on Wednesday, she will be joined by players such as JJ Liu, Crystal Marino, Cherish Andrews and Marle Cordeiro. The winner is set to receive $115,694.
Event 22: Ladies Championship ???? @wsop #WSOP2021 pic.twitter.com/sLmpOlFJ82
— PokerGO News (@PokerGOnews) October 13, 2021
Just 10 players remain in the $1,500 Eight Game Mix 6-Handed after Day 2 with Ryan Hughes holding the chip lead as he hopes to earn his 3rd WSOP bracelet. Joining Hughes in the final 10 are bracelet winners Connor Drinnan, Brett Shaffer, Ryan Leng and Dan Zack. Play will resume at 2 PM PT on Wednesday with guaranteed prizes of $8,167 to be awarded including $137,969 to first place.
Day 2 is in the books of Event #24, the $600 Pot Limit Omaha Deepstack. In the tournament, just 68 players remain, down from an original 1,572 entries, with Shen Liang holding the chip lead. When action resumes at noon PT, he will be joined by Ahmad Shirax, Michael Prendergast, Eric Polirer and Donnie Phan rounding out the top 5. Other notable players that remain include bracelet winners Joao Simao, Andrew Donabedian and vlogger Andrew Neeme.
Scott Drobes is at the top of the chip counts in the $5k 6-Handed No Limit Hold’em with 192 remaining after Day 1. He will be joined by notables such as Jonathan Jaffe, Faraz Jaka, David Benyamine, Daniel Negreanu, Erik Seidel and Maria Ho for Day 2, when action resumes on Wednesday.
Two new events are a part of the schedule on Wednesday. Things will get started with the $1,000 Freezeout No Limit Hold’em beginning at 11 AM, which will be followed by the start of the $1,500 HORSE beginning at 3 PM PT.
On Wednesday, PokerGo will stream the final table of the $1,500 Millionaire Maker. Poker fans who have a subscription can tune in beginning at 8 PM ET A PokerGo subscription can be purchased for $14.99 or $99.
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1️⃣Daniel Lazrus ???????? States 60.2M
2️⃣Ignacio Moron ???????? 30.6M
3️⃣Michael Gathy ???????? 21.9M
4️⃣Jeffrey Gencarelli ???????? 13.5M
5️⃣Darryl Ronconi ???????? 7.4M|5pm PT/8pm ET | Only on PokerGOhttps://t.co/ul4EUFZwLB
— PokerGO News (@PokerGOnews) October 13, 2021
First WSOP and first cash in the ladies event championships. Thanks so much to the people that make the magic happen. I had an amazing time. #femalepokerplayer #poker #pokerplayer #wsop #WSOP #ladiesevent #pokerpower #flipthetable pic.twitter.com/9BdDm8My9M
— Abby Merk (@AbbyMerk34) October 13, 2021
I have made day 3 of the WSOP ladies event with 685k chips!
— Marle Spragg (@MarleSpragg) October 13, 2021
I’m a big poker fan, so it was very cool to talk about the game (plus also some 2024 election forecasting) with the #2 finisher in the Limit Hold ‘Em $10k tournament at the WSOP pic.twitter.com/4rZ851UOwO
— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) October 12, 2021
Meanwhile, Daniel Negreanu is back with his latest WSOP vlog where he makes his first Day 3 of the 2021 WSOP:
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