Episodes 13-22 Now Available from 2021 WSOP Bracelet Events

CBS Sports Network episodes from the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) are now available on PokerGO.com, with ten additional episodes released today for PokerGO subscribers to watch. 

The 2021 WSOP was held from September 30 to November 23, 2021, and it would be the final time the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino played host, with the series moving to the Las Vegas Strip for 2022. The first eight episodes captured the highlights from the first two weeks of the series and included five WSOP 2021 bracelet events, while the next four episodes featured fan-favorite events that included the Ladies Championship and MILLIONAIRE MAKER.

The next ten episodes will feature five WSOP bracelet events from the 2021 WSOP, including the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed, $3,000 H.O.R.S.E., $1,500 MONSTER STACK, $50,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller, and the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship.

Event #25: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed attracted 604 entrants and created a prize pool of $2,785,950. 92 players finished in the money, but at the PokerGO-streamed final table, just six players would be eyeing the $562,667 first-place prize. Eric Tsai entered the final table as chip leader, but he would fall in fourth place as Scott Ball defeated Galen Hall heads-up to win his first WSOP bracelet.

Eli Elezra was in prime position to win his fifth WSOP bracelet as he held the chip lead entering the Event #32: $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. final table. Trailing Elezra was Ahmed Mohamed, Michael Trivett, Jim Collopy, Paramjit Gill, Maria Ho, and Qinghai Pan as the final seven looked to take home the $172,823 first-place prize. Once the second episode begins, just five players remain with Jim Collopy surging ahead of Elezra. Collopy was chasing his first WSOP bracelet, and after he defeated Ahmed Mohamed heads-up, he would pocket the $173,823 first-place prize and take home WSOP gold.

Event #30: $1,500 MONSTER STACK attracted 3,520 entrants and paid the final 528 places. Rafael Reis entered the final table with the chip lead ahead of Mordechai Hazan, Ryan Leng, Christopher Andler, Charlie Dawson, Michael Noori, and Daniel Fortier. The final seven players were playing for the $610,347 first-place prize, and Hazan, Dawson, and Fortier all would fall throughout the first episode. Ryan Leng held the chip lead entering the second episode as he looked to win his fourth WSOP bracelet, but he was denied by Michael Noori who won his first WSOP bracelet.

Australian Michael Addamo was coming off three tournament victories at the 2021 Poker Masters and Super High Roller Bowl VI before he entered the Event #38: $50,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller final table as the chip leader. Trailing Addamo was Justin Bonomo, Erik Seidel, Gal Yifrach, and Chris Hunichen as $1,132,968 awaited the winner. Hunichen and Seidel both fell in the opening episode, while Bonomo had moved into the chip lead entering the second episode. That lead wouldn't stand for much longer as Addamo regained the lead and then secured his third WSOP bracelet and top spot on the 2021 Money List with more than $7.2 million.

The 149-entrant Event #40: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship was down to the final five players as Kevin Gerhart led Eddie Blumenthal, Marco Johnson, Bryce Yockey, and Brandon Shack-Harris. Gerhart was eyeing his third WSOP bracelet, and after Shack-Harris and Yockey exited in the first episode, he was positioned with the advantage heading into three-handed play. The second episode would see Blumenthal fall in third, and Johnson in second, as Gerhart would secure the $361,124 first-place prize and his third piece of WSOP gold.

WSOP 2021 Bracelet Event Episodes on PokerGO

More episodes from the bracelet events of the 2021 WSOP are set to be released over the upcoming month, with a total of 36 being available. Following the release of the 2021 WSOP Bracelet Event episodes, there will be 15 episodes released from the 2021 WSOP Main Event.

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