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2021 World Series of Poker
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The 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) was the 52nd edition of the event. It took place from September 30 – November 23 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.[1]

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A full schedule of 88 live events (plus 11 online events) was held after the 2020 WSOP was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event began on November 4, with the champion being determined on November 17.[2]

New events included a $1,000 Flip and Go No Limit Hold'em Tournament, where each player was automatically all-in on the first hand and the winners of the hand will proceed into the money and a traditional tournament structure. There was also a Poker Hall of Famers Bounty tournament. Each member of the Poker Hall of Fame was invited to play as a freeroll and had a bounty placed on them, with the buy-in for other players $1,979 in honor of the Hall of Fame opening in 1979.[3]

The WSOP also held another version of the World Series of Poker Online, which was first held in 2020, beginning on July 1.[4]

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Event schedule

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Jason Koon won his first bracelet in Event #11
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Yuval Bronshtein won his second bracelet in Event #12
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Anthony Zinno won his third and fourth bracelets in Events #19 and #27
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Phil Hellmuth won his 16th bracelet in Event #31
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Michael Addamo won his third and fourth bracelet in Events #38 and #87
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Josh Arieh won his third and fourth bracelets in Events #39 and #66
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Farzad Bonyadi won his fourth bracelet in Event #49
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Brian Rast won his fifth bracelet in Event #51
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Shaun Deeb won his fifth bracelet in Event #53
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Ben Yu won his fourth bracelet in Event #56
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Daniel Cates won his first bracelet in Event #60
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Brian Hastings won his fifth bracelet in Event #73
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Benny Glaser won his fourth bracelet in Event #78
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Ole Schemion won his first bracelet in Event #79
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Adrián Mateos won his fourth bracelet in Event #82
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Mikita Badziakouski won his first bracelet in Event #85

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High stakes event ($10,000+ buy-in).
No points awarded towards Player of the Year.
Online event.
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Player of the Year

Final standings as of November 23 (note: does not include events from the 2021 WSOP Online series or the 2021 WSOP Europe series):

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Main Event

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Main Event champion Koray Aldemir
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Doyle Brunson made his first appearance at the Main Event since 2013

The $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event began on November 4. The total number of entries in the Main Event were 6,650, the fewest since 2012, excluding the 2020 Main Event, which was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.[7]

Performance of past champions

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*- Denotes player who finished in the money

Other notable high finishes

NB: This list is restricted to top 100 finishers with an existing Wikipedia entry.

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Final Table

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*Career statistics prior to the Main Event

Final Table results

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References

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