Two new WSOP bracelet winners are awarded at the 2021 WSOP while Ryan Leng, Nathan Gamble, Daniel Negreanu and Shaun Deeb are among those threatening for bracelets.
In Tuesday’s WSOP report, we take a look at these two winners as well as all the other WSOP action happening on Monday and Tuesday.
Jim Collopy won his second WSOP bracelet on Monday night after taking down the $3,000 HORSE. In his path to victory, Collopy outlasted a field of 282 that included Ahmed Mohamed ($107,428), Paramjit Gill ($74,346), Eli Elezra ($53,986) and Maria Ho ($39,423). Daniel Negreanu finished in 8th place with $17,526.
Collopy’s previous bracelet came during the A$1,650 Pot-Limit Omaha at the 2013 WSOP Asia-Pacific, which he said felt unique compared to this bracelet. “It always feels cool to win on a big stage, so I’d say that’s what makes it most different.”
In winning the $3,000 HORSE, Collopy has now amassed $3,267,083 in winnings over his poker career with cashes that date back to 2008, according to the Hendon Mob.
Jim Collopy takes down the $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. event to earn $173,823 and his second WSOP bracelet.https://t.co/ETeqYQ4Iwd pic.twitter.com/P6OWLU0aeG
— WSOP (@WSOP) October 19, 2021
2,778 entered the $800 Eight-Handed No Limit Deep Stack, but it’s just Ran Koller who is the sole survivor of the event, winning his first WSOP bracelet and a first-place prize of $269,478. Koller beat fellow Israeli Ran Ilani heads-up ($166,552), followed by Florian Guimond ($124,671), Oleg Titov ($94,028) and Kris Steinback ($71,457).
The win was the biggest ever for Koller, whose previous largest victory was during a 7th place finish at the 2021 WSOP $600 No Limit Hold’em Deepstack Championship for $33,836.
“It’s amazing. I do not even have the words for it. It was surreal,” said Koller after the match.
Ran Koller outlasts 2,778 entrants in the $800 Eight-Handed NLH Deepstack to earn $269,478 and his first gold bracelet.
Photo: Mellisa Haereitihttps://t.co/2Ygctkqqer pic.twitter.com/9nB42Gaypj— WSOP (@WSOP) October 19, 2021
Ryan Leng is still threatening in the $1,500 Monster Stack with 24 players remaining, down from the 2,342 entries that entered the event. The three-time WSOP bracelet winner is in 2nd place just behind chip leader Jaesh Balachandran. Action for Day 4 picks up at 11 AM PT with the remaining players guaranteed $21,768 and $610,347 going to first.
Event #35, the $500 Freezeout No Limit Hold’em went down from 2,931 entries to 132 on Monday. Denys Chufain will go into Day 2 with the chip lead when action resumes at noon PT on Tuesday. Among the notables still alive are Shaun Deeb, Nipun Java and Joey Weissman.
Just six players remain from a field of 285 entries, with Peter Lynns holding the chip lead with Kristijonas Andrulis, Mark Fraser, Stephen Deutsch, two-time WSOP bracelet winner David “Bakes” Baker and Marc Booth still alive. Action for Day 2 resumes at 2 PM PT as the remaining players seek out the bracelet and a $87,837 first-place prize.
On Monday, the $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Championship attracted 86 entries with 42 of those surviving play on the day. It’s Jose Ignacio Barbero who holds a big lead over a field that includes Joao Vieira, David Benyamine, Nathan Gamble, Ray Henson and Daniel Negreanu. Action will resume for the event at 2 PM PT on Tuesday with players vying for a piece of the $801,950 prize pool.
Another two events are on the schedule for Tuesday. First up is Event #37, the Super Turbo Bounty No Limit Hold’em, which players can buy in for $1,500 beginning at 11 AM PT. This afternoon, a big one gets underway in the $50,000 High Roller No Limit Hold’em 8-Handed, getting underway at 3 PM PT.
On Tuesday, poker fans can tune into World Series of Poker action by watching the final table of the $800 No Limit Hold’em 8-handed beginning at 8 PM ET. Poker fans can watch through by purchasing a PokerGo subscription for $14.99 per month or $99 per year.
Update: the first final table of this year’s #WSOP also hits different. ???????????? pic.twitter.com/w8QJGzB2oD
— Maria Ho (@MariaHo) October 19, 2021
Busted the $500 wsop freezeout in 344th place.
3 way allin
Me KQdd
Guy who had 1 chip when bubble broke KQss
BB pocket Aces
1 chip guy had doubled to 12 chips and turned a spade flush to get to 61K.
Amazing! pic.twitter.com/xCnFyK0lkd
— Allen Kessler (@AllenKessler) October 19, 2021
An individual that spoke very little English was telling me he folded T8s. I asked which suit? He didn’t understand. I tried a couple other ways to ask. He still wasn’t getting it. Finally I just pointed to the tattoo on my arm. He said “oh clubs.” #practicality #WSOP
— AlexOptional (@AlexOptional) October 18, 2021
I’m in ‘day off’ mode as I play my first @WSOP open bracelet event since 2015, the $1,500 NL Super Turbo Bounty Freezeout at 11am.
Good luck me and my backers.
— Kevin Mathers (@Kevmath) October 19, 2021
Me, walking to the WSOP marbles event table (aka 2-7 triple draw) pic.twitter.com/cWCSUOWFkn
— Steven McLoughlin (@_tizzle) October 19, 2021
They may get me, debating flying in last minute for the WSOP Main and staying for a week, WSOP schedule except for main looks droll, anything exciting happening 8th-15th if I somhow don’t win it?
— Max Silver (@max_silver) October 18, 2021
Daniel Negreanu is at the final table of the $3k HORSE tournament in his latest vlog, where he hopes to score bracelet #7.
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