2021 World Series of Poker

Alexandre Rabusseau open-shoved a stack of 260,000 in early position and Jessica Vierling re-shoved a stack of around 800,000 in middle position. Asi Moshe then re-shoved as the next player to act and everyone else folded.

Alexandre Rabusseau:
Jessica Vierling:
Asi Moshe:

Moshe was in an excellent position to eliminate two opponents and did so as the board ran out and his pocket kings held up.

Simon Lofberg raised to 60,000 in the cutoff and Carl Frey defended his big blind.

The flop came down and Carl Frey went all-in for his last 150,000 which Lofberg snap-called.

Carl Frey:
Simon Lofberg:

The turn and river did not help Frey and he saw his run come to an end in 26th place.

Action picked up on a river with a pot worth about 800,000 between Loc Nguyen and Tarun Gulati, and a board reading .

Nguyen had checked and Gulati move all-in for 400,000 effective which put Nguyen into the tank. After about a minute had passed, Nguyen put in his remaining chips and turned over for a pair of sixes, which was no good against Gulati's for a set.

Nguyen wished the table good luck and left the tournament area.

Ori Hasson raised to 60,000 preflop from the button and Stefan Reiser three-bet to 230,000 in the big blind, which prompted Hasson to four-bet to 400,000. Reiser thought for a brief bit before calling.

The flop came out and Reiser checked to Hasson who continued fo 250,000. Reiser check-raised to 500,000 which got Hasson to fold and Reiser took down the pot.

Carlos Chadha-Villamarin was all-in and at risk in a heads-up pot against David "The Dragon" Pham.

Carlos Chadha-Villamarin:
David "The Dragon" Pham:

The board ran out to give Pham the best hand with fives and sevens and Chadha-Villamarin hit the rail.

Ori Hasson raised to 50,000 in early position and Christopher Frank called from the button, which Nicholas Hubers responded to by going all-in from the small blind for 400,000. Hasson decided to call and Frank folded face up.

Nicholas Hubers:
Ori Hasson:

The board ran out which did not give Hasson a set of nines and Hubers found the double.