We have a winner in the $1,000 Ladies Championship while Dalibor Dula takes home the $1,000 Freezeout No Limit Hold'em. We take a look at these victories and all the ongoing action during the 2021 WSOP on Thursday and Friday.

Lara Eisenberg victorious in the Ladies No Limit Hold'em Championship

After four days of action, Lara Eisenberg is the winner of the $1,000 LADIES No-Limit Hold'em Championship. Eisenberg, who had earned 15 WSOP cashes prior to her win, takes home her first WSOP bracelet as well as the first-place prize of $115,694. In her path to victory, Eisenberg outlasted a field of 644 including Debora Brooke heads-up ($71,507), followed by Mikiyo Aoki ($50,525), Diana Cooley $36,269) and JJ Liu ($26,458). In post-match comments, Eisenberg noted that the tournament was “amazing.” “It's an absolute dream come true. I came into this event hoping that maybe sometime I would make a final table, and to walk away winning it is an indescribable feeling.”

Grateful to @apestyles & all the @BBZPoker coaches who helped me get to today's WSOP ladies final table! Shout out to @JonathanLittle & Alex Fitzgerald for great content too & thankful for so many supportive poker friends. Much love! ????

— Lara Eisenberg (@eisen009) October 14, 2021

Below you can watch the conclusion of the event, which was streamed on PokerGo:

Dalibor Dula wins $1,000 Freezout No Limit Hold'em

Dalibor Dula took down his first bracelet on Thursday night when he won Event #26, the $1,000 Freezeout No Limit Hold'em for $199,227. Dula outlasted 1358 players over the two-day event including Cole Ferraro heads-up. Maurice Hawkins, a 14-time WSOP Circuit Ring winner, finished in 9th place to win $17,270. Dula, a player from the Czech Republic, only had around $30k in recorded cashes to his name prior to the victory. After the victory, Dula noted that he got lucky throughout the final table. “I was just so focused. I did not really think about the flips. Once you are all in, it is out of your hands, you can't do anything to win that all in or lose it.”

Ongoing WSOP action

Eric Tsai leads $5k No Limit Hold'em

The $5,000 6-handed No Limit Hold'em is down to just 6 players with Eric Tsai holding the chip lead as the remaining players vie for the bracelet and $562,667 first place prize. Of course, they will be playing for more as all with all but 6th place guaranteed six-figure prizes (6th will “only” be awarded $81,736). Joining Tsai at the final table will be Scott Ball, Jonathan Jaffe, Bin Weng, Galen Hall and John Racener. Cards will be dealt for Day 4 beginning at 4 PM PT.

Anthony Zinno threatens for 2nd bracelet of the 2021 WSOP

For the second time in a week, Anthony Zinno is threatening for a bracelet. After winning the $10k Stud Championship, Zinno now has a commanding position in the $1,500 HORSE with 18 players remaining after Day 2. When action picks up at 2 PM PT, he will be joined by a competitive field that includes former bracelet winners Randy Ohel, Max Pescatori, Joe McKeehen and Ari Engle.

Ryan Gibson leads $1,000 PLO 8-Handed

Just 59 of the 1,069 entries that joined Event #28, the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha 8-Handed on Thursday survived the day. Ryan Gibson leads in the chip count and is joined by notables such as Georgios Sotiropoulos and Joseph Cheong.

$10k Short Deck lead by Ye Shen

The $10,000 Short Deck (Event #29) attracted 60 entries on Thursday, 19 of which survived the day's play. Ye Shen holds the chip lead with Dan Shak, Chance Kornuth and Jason Koon among the notables who remain. Action will pick up at 2 PM PT for Day 2.

Upcoming events

Friday will see the start of the first flight of the $1,500 MONSTER Stack No Limit Hold'em, a freezeout that starts players with 50,000 in chips. The MONSTER Stack gets underway at 10 AM PT for the first of two flights. Later on the day, the $1,500 No Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw will get underway at 3 PM PT

Watch the WSOP

In today's streaming coverage, PokerGo will broadcast the final table of the $5,000 No Limit Hold'em Championship getting started at 8 PM ET. Poker fans can tune in after purchasing a PokerGo subscription for either $14.99 per month or $99 per year.

Sights and sounds from the 2021 WSOP

#LineUpdates

Starbucks – 25
Belize – 0
WSOP Cage – 0

— Kevin Mathers (@Kevmath) October 15, 2021

Did Phil look this cute? pic.twitter.com/QGE9CD9896

— Chellie Campbell (@ChellieCampbell) October 14, 2021

I would definitely donate to a $1500 short-deck WSOP event.

— Terrence Chan (@tchanpoker) October 15, 2021

The latest update in the WSOP Player of the Year standings sees Connor Drinan move into 2nd place with his runner-up finish in the $1,500 Eight-Game Mix as @JasonKoon leads the Overall and No-Limits leaderboards https://t.co/qOxDEge7b9

— WSOP (@WSOP) October 14, 2021

Daniel Negreanu makes Day 3 of the $5k 6-max event, which he documents his WSOP VLOG for Day 15.

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