2022 WSOP Day 21: Ivy denies his 11th WSOP bracelet

Hard to believe that a file 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) He was running in his new home Balis and Paris Las Vegas For a full three weeks, but they say time flies quickly when you’re having fun. June 20 was the 21st day of the series, a day that saw only one gold bracelet awarded but a lot of high-octane poker moves happening.

Alexis Bunakov to reject Phil Ivy What could have been the 11th WSOP Legend bracelet. Ivy made his way through a ridiculously stacked field Event #42: $100,000 No-Limit Hold’em, and found himself an alert against the online specialist from Latvia. The T wasn’t meant to be Ivey and he tuned in to second place for $1,172,659, leaving a beaming Ponakov, swept by an army of friends, to collect a championship bracelet and a cool prize of $1,897,363.

The $10,000 from Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship Needs an extra day, as predicted yesterday. Fifteen players returned to the event but despite the best efforts of all participants, they could not be crowned champions, and three players still had chips.

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Only 24 of 7,961 beginners in Event #37: $1500 Million No-Limit Hold’em Still in search of the first prize of $112,5141, and of course the coveted gold bracelet.

Brazil Aline Tenorio He is the guy who will catch it on the penultimate day, having won a huge bet on the 3rd day death to rise to the highest chip count with 16,600,000 chips. John Sova (15,300,000) thought he did enough to claim the chip overnight but the Brazilian put him in the job.

Other places to look for on Day 4, which begins at 10:00 a.m. local time on June 21, include Spain Day Raul Martinez (10,925,000), WSOP Main Event Finalist Nick Marchington (9,275,000), and a Brett Marchington Fellow Kevin Hutton (5,000,000).

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Yanovsky takes the helm of the $3,000 Palestine Liberation Organization

Event #39: $3000 Max Omaha 6 hands He made it to his official final table, which means that each of the remaining players is just five eliminations away from becoming a WSOP Champion.

Israel Leonid Yanovsky (8,700,000) is the player who takes first place and goes to the final table and favorite for the grand prize of $371,358, an amount earned by the 719 players who participated in the event two days ago.

Janovsky has 145 big starters in his group, so he has plenty of wiggle room when play resumes at 4:00 p.m. local time on June 21. Fabian Brandeis (6,560,000) High-risk specialist Shawn Winter (4,275,000) Polish grinder Grzegorz Derkowski (3,685,000), Ferenc Dick (3,110,000), and American Thomas Morrison (2,435,000).

No one will get less than $55,501 for their efforts, but each of the finalists will have one eye on the grand prize of $371,358; Yanovsky already has one hand on that award.

Event #39: Omaha Six Final Chips with Pot Limit $3000

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A $500 freeze field was obliterated; Nigri early bullet bags, petite has a big pile

The chance to win a WSOP bracelet for just $500 proved to be a powerful temptation as 4,786 players flocked to Las Vegas in Bali to enter. Event #43: $500 No-Limit Hold’em. The frenetic pace proved too much for all but 202 of these arrivals.

Italia Lorenzo Negri He weathered the storm better and earned 1,860,000 chips at the end of play, enough to lead 202 survivors into battle on June 21. Whoever finished in the top ten on the first day did so with over 1.2 million chips, including Robert Pettit (1,590,000), Peter Schneider (1,570,000), Alan Gendelman (1,550,000) and Carol Filipsky (1,505,000).

winner bracelet Jonathan Demmig (1,165,000), two-time bracelet winner Chris Moorman (880,000), and a member of the Women in Poker Hall of Fame Maria is (565000) There are only three star names until the second day.

Joined poker news team from 12:00 noon local time on June 21 when this event resumes; They played the hero on the second day.

Event #43: $500 No-Limit Hold’em for Top 10 Chips

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The long run was stopped with 10 thousand dollars for horses on the first day of the lead

British mixed game specialist Philip Long (320,000) set off on a Las Vegas night titled Event #44: $10,000 Horse Championship Leader of the chips and give your chance to get a second WSOP bracelet with absolutely no damage. Long won his bracelet in 2018 when he was crowned champion in the $1,500 Eight Game Mix event.

There is still a long way to go in this tournament because 97 of the 192 Novice players are still in the mix as of Day 2. The tournament has attracted some of the best and most popular players in the industry to the WSOP tables.

stars like Bradley Robin (307500), Yuri Dzivilevsky (270,500), Mike Matosso (206000), Mike Gorodinsky (174000), Sean Depp (167500) and Robert Mizrahi (136,000) were among the players who crammed chips into an overnight bag.

Late registration remains open until 2:00 PM local time on June 21, so it is very likely that this event will see more than 200 players participate in total.

Event #44: 10,000 HP for the Top 10 HORSE Chips

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