2021 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events

Florian Fuchs limped the button and called a raise to 200,000 by Ben Lakatos in the small blind. Lakatos led the flop for 162,360 to earn a call and then bet the pot for 816,720 on the turn. Fuchs called all-in for 625,196 to create the following showdown.

Florian Fuchs:
Ben Lakatos:

The river was a blank and Fuchs doubled with queens and eights.

One hand later, Fuchs raised and called the shove of Lakatos.

Ben Lakatos:
Florian Fuchs:

Fuchs nailed the flop but Lakatos had the checkmark on the turn to make the river a formality.

Several pots ended on the flop or turn and one that went all the way to showdown included Ben Wilinofsky and Fernando Habegger. The former raised to 115,000 in the cutoff and picked up two callers. On the flop, Wilinofsky bet 97,500 and Habegger was the only caller.

They checked the turn and river, as Habegger won the pot with versus .

Ben Wilinofsky raised to 120,000 and called the button shove for 373,864 by David Wang.

David Wang:
Ben Wilinofsky:

The board kept Wang's hand best with treys over aces.

Vincas Tamasauskas raised to 125,000 and Ben Lakatos called in the small blind. Ben Wilinofsky reraised to 500,000, which Tamasauskas called. Lakatos had other plans and potted to 2 million. WIlinofsky piled it in for the 1,291,183 he had behind and Tamasauskas folded.

Ben Wilinofsky:
Ben Lakatos:

The board improved Wilinofsky to trips fives and he more than doubled into the lead.

Vincas Tamasauskas raised to 125,000 in the cutoff and Florian Fuchs called in the small blind, as did Ben Lakatos in the big blind. On the flop, Fuchs check-folded after Lakatos bet 258,500 and Tamasauskas raised to 692,000. Lakatos reraised and then called it off when Tamasauskas pushed.

Ben Lakatos:
Vincas Tamasauskas:

The turn and river kept Lakatos in contention.

Blinds 20,000/40,000

Ben Lakatos limped in once more and Vincas Tamasauskas checked his option from the big blind. The flop was checked and Tamasauskas bet the pot for 135,000 on the turn, picking up a call from Lakatos.

Tamasauskas also potted the river and Lakatos called for half of his remaining stack with for a set of queens. That was good enough to win the pot, as Tamasauskas only had for a busted straight draw.

Blinds 20,000/40,000

Vincas Tamasauskas won four pots in a row to establish his comfortable lead once more and up next, Ben Wilinofsky raised to 100,000 from under the gun. David Wang jammed for just 120,216 and was called by Tamasauskas, Hernando Guzman and Wilinofsky. The remaining three active players checked down the board and Wang was the only one with hearts in the hand.

He quadrupled with the to get back into contention.

Vincas Tamasauskas opened to 100,000 and Florian Fuchs three-bet the pot to 360,000 in the cutoff, leaving himself slightly more than that behind. Tamasauskas made the call and bet the flop for 554,200, Fuchs called all-in for 399,778.

Florian Fuchs:
Vincas Tamasauskas:

The turn and river changed nothing but the hand strength of Fuchs, who improved to a full house.

Blinds 20,000/40,000

Ben Lakatos continued his limping strategy and Vincas Tamasauskas raised the button to 180,000, which Lakatos called. Both players checked the flop and Lakatos led the turn for 91,000, earning a call. On the river, Lakatos check-called a pot-sized bet of 637,000 with for a set of kings.

Tamasauskas had the nuts with and pulled way ahead.