2021 World Series of Poker

Conrad Simpson raised in the cutoff to 16,000 and Frank Funaro three-bet to 70,000 next to act. The small blind folded quickly and Ori Hasson mucked the big blind. Simpson announced all-in for the rest of Funaro's stack of just over 120,000 and Funaro called.

Frank Funaro:
Conrad Simpson:

Simpson was ahead with the ace-high and the flop came , giving him top pair. Funaro picked up some hope when the landed, giving him a gutshot straight draw but the on the river was a brick and Funaro was eliminated as they reach the bubble shortly.

Ali Imsirovic raised in middle position to 16,000. It folded to a player in late position who moved all-in covering Imsirovic. When the action got to Imsirovic he snap-called. He was all-in for 110,000 with his tournament life at risk.

Ali Imsirovic:
Opponent:

The board ran out . Imsirovic's pocket aces held and he doubled up nearing the money bubble.

Ali Imsirovic raised in the cutoff to 12,000 and DJ Alexander folded the small blind before Taylor Howard called in the big blind.

The dealer spread a flop of and Howard checked to Imsirovic who continued for 8,000. That was good enough to get Howard to muck the hand and the dealer shipped the pot to Imsirovic.

The action folded around to the cutoff who raised to 12,000 and Jonathan Therme three-bet all-in for 77,000 from the small blind. The cutoff made the call and both hands were tabled.

Jonathan Therme:
Cutoff:

The flop came for neither player to improve but Therme flopped a gutshot to go along with his live queen. The turn meant Therme was going to need to make a straight to survive and the river came the to do just that.

Fabian Gumz raised in early position to 12,000 and the action folded around to Pedro Madeira in the small blind who jammed for his remaining 112,000. The big blind got out of the way and Gumz wasted no time calling.

Pedro Madeira:
Fabian Gumz:

Madeira couldn't catch his overcards as the board ran out and Madeira was eliminated from the tournament.

The action was picked up in a situation that can be assumed an all-in and a call preflop.

The board read . Two hands were tabled.

Uri Reichenstein:
Opponent:

Reichenstein's pocket jacks held and he doubled to scoop a massive pot.

The action was picked up when Conrad Simpson went all-in and got a caller to put him at risk.

Opponent:
Conrad Simpson:

The board ran out and the aces of Simpson held up to double him up.