What can we say? The poker brat never ceases to entertain the WSOP this year:
# | Buy-in | Event | Player | Prize |
31 | $1,500 | Event #31: No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw | $84,951 |
Event #31: No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw
He finally did it! Starting second in chips at 10 left, Phil Hellmuth made it happen to reach his 16th bracelet, making him even harder to reach in the bracelet race.
โIโve wanted a deuce-to-seven bracelet ever since the 1980โs because it was the coolest bracelet to win. Itโs the one tournament that Chip, Doyle, and all the big named poker players showed up for.โ
Phil tried to explain what happened the other days: โIโve studied these games my whole life, so I have all the knowledge. Whatโs been killing me is that I get tired and I blow it. Or I get tilted and I blow it. Iโll be down here at the Rio and itโs one in the morning and Iโm so tired. And I just play a bunch of bad hands and Iโm out.โ

Here are the other results of the tournaments:
Player | Place | Earnings |
6th | $13,463 | |
9th | $7,602 | |
29th | $2,674 | |
39th | $2,445 | |
40th | $2,445 |
Thatโs not all!
In the $1,500 event #30: MONSTER STACK No-Limit Holdโem, Ryan Leng, winner of event #23 is in the chip lead. 2,342 players entered the tournament and the 148 remaining will battle for a nice $610k payday.
20 players are still trying to take the win in the $3,000 Event #32: H.O.R.S.E., featuring Eli Elezra (2nd), Maria Ho (11th) and Daniel Negreanu (14th). 282 players entered the tournaments and $173k is up for the top prize.
Letโs have a look at the updated most cashes list:
Name | Cashes | Total Earnings |
8 | $154,061 | |
7 | $133,436 | |
7 | $35,488 | |
6 | $238,034 | |
6 | $79,980 | |
6 | $76,993 | |
6 | $31,310 | |
6 | $16,335 | |
6 | $13,601 | |
5 | $336,780 | |
5 | $320,333 |
What a day! We hope the WSOP will continue this exciting run!
Hello @WSOP #16!! pic.twitter.com/quoDLX2gdu
โ phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) October 18, 2021
source: www.wsop.com, www.thehendonmob.com