2021 World Series of Poker

Boris Kolev jammed in the small blind and Ramon Colillas called off his stack of about 5 million in the big blind.

Ramon Colillas:
Boris Kolev:

The flop put Kolev ahead. The turn left Colillas needing an ace, but the completed the board as Kolev's rail erupted, and Colillas was sent to the rail.

Boris Kolev raised to 600,000 from the button and Uri Reichenstein called from the big blind.

The flop was and both players checked to the turn . Reichenstein check-called a bet of 425,000 and they saw the river .

Reichenstein checked again and Kolev bet 1,175,000, forcing a fold from Reichenstein.

Boris Kolev limped the small blind and Ramon Colillas checked his option.

The flop saw a 300,000 bet by Kolev and a call from Colillas.

The turn saw a check-raise from Kolev, who brought Colillas' 400,000 bet up to 1.5 million. Colillas called.

The completed the board and Kolev announced "all-in" for his stack of about 4.5 million. Colillas thought about it but ultimately decided to lay down his hand, which brought cheers from Kolev's rail as he took the chip lead.

Boris Kolev raised to 2,000,000 from under-the-gun and Huy Nguyen shoved from the big blind. Kolev called and was the player at risk.

Boris Kolev:
Huy Nguyen:

The board ran out and Kolev caught the eight on the river to make a straight.

Huy Nguyen opened to 500,000 in the cutoff and Uri Reichenstein jammed in the big blind. Nguyen called for his 5.16 million stack.

Huy Nguyen:
Uri Reichenstein:

Thr flop was very favorable for Nguyen, and the and completed the board to confirm his double.

Uri Reichenstein raised to 500,000 and Boris Kolev raised to 1,825,000 leaving just one 5,000 chip behind. Reichenstein shoved and Kolev tossed in his last chip.

Boris Kolev:
Uri Reichenstein:

The board ran out and the pocket eights of Kolev held with aces and eights.

Uri Reichenstein shoved from the button and Huy Nguyen called from the small blind.

Huy Nguyen:
Uri Reichenstein:

The board ran out and Nguyen hit a ten to double up.

The four remaining players are now on a 15-minute break.