Michael Addamo hopes to keep his hot streak alive with a strong finish in the $100,000 High Roller while Ben Yu hopes to snag his 4th bracelet in the $5,000 No Limit Hold'em. In today's World Series of Poker report, we take a look at these remaining events of the 2021 WSOP.

Michael Addamo leads $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em

Michael Addamo is in the driver's seat in yet another high roller. This time, he holds an overwhelming chip lead in the $100,000 High Roller No Limit Hold'em where just five players remain. A total of 64 players entered the event with that number whittled down to a final table on Monday evening. The remaining survivors are guaranteed at least $434,523 with first place set to receive $1,958,569. Sorel Mizzi, Sam Grafton, Mikita Badziakouski, William Klein and Fedor Holz were the last to bust before action was halted for the day but still took down respectable prizes.

Final Table Of $100k High Roller No Limit Hold'em

Although Addamo hasn't played a ton of events during the Las Vegas leg of the WSOP, he has made it count when he participates. In mid-October, Addamo won the $50k No Limit High Roller (Event #8) for his third WSOP bracelet. He has also been on an absolute tear in the weeks preceding the start of the WSOP. Addamo won the final two events of the Poker Masters in mid-September, which secured the Purple Jacket and Poker Masters title. He then followed that up with a 2nd place finish during a $50k Super High Roller Bowl event and then a title at the Super High Roller Bowl Main Event, which came with a $3.4 million prize. In addition to the WSOP bracelet, he also won a $15k event and came in third during the Aria High Roller Series in October to add to his lifetime tournament winnings mark, which sits at $15,765,525 as of Tuesday morning. The third and final day of the $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em gets underway at 4 PM PT.

Death, taxes and Michael Addamo crushing Hold'em events.

— Remko Rinkema (@RemkoRinkema) November 23, 2021

Ben Yu leads $5,000 8-Handed No Limit Hold'em

The final event of the WSOP 2021, the $5,000 8-Handed No Limit Hold'em got underway on Monday with 531 entries joining the tournament. By the end of play, Ben Yu held the chip lead with 30 players remaining. When the action picks up at 2 PM PT, he will be joined by top chip stacks from Uri Reichenstein, Shaun Deeb and Ramon Colillas. Players are guaranteed at least $14,366 in prizes

Bonus coverage of the WSOP continues on PokerGo

PokerGo will broadcast another event not on its original 2021 WSOP schedule. Beginning at 8 PM PT, poker fans can tune into PokerGo for the conclusion of the $100,000 High Roller event. Poker fans can tune in by purchasing a PokerGo subscription for $14.99 per month or $99 per year.

Sights and sounds from WSOP

Holy shit! I can't believe this really happened! I fkn won @wsop POY….what in the actual fuck! https://t.co/ejK1gRvgPF

— Joshua Arieh (@golferjosh) November 23, 2021

Was disposed of in last wsop event tho statement to tablemates: “That’s it. I’m never playing another tournament at Rio again” was met with resounding success.

— Shannon Shorr (@ShannonShorr) November 23, 2021

This is the great divide between players that are purely playing for profits vs those that value non-monetary prizes on top of that as well.

WSOP POY should have a marquee sponsor but the validity of this honor doesn't stand or fall with the association of monetary gains. https://t.co/3XwRTzrLnX

— Remko Rinkema (@RemkoRinkema) November 23, 2021

I started typing “no clue rarely look much @ my live results until end of year” but now u got me curious ????. Looks like 100k buy ins & 45k in cashes

For 1st time ever I decided not2play full schedule this WSOP to prioritize family, business, & health. Played 1/3 my normal volume https://t.co/tJDkGOLXiS

— Faraz Jaka (@FarazJaka) November 23, 2021

We don’t have the rights to use “I will remember you” by Sarah McLachlan but imagine if we did. #WSOP pic.twitter.com/FTgwJSckS3

— PokerNews (@PokerNews) November 23, 2021

Daniel Negreanu reports in from his last day of the 2021 World Series of Poker where he hopes to make the final table of the $100,000 Super High Roller in Day 2.

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