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There are 95 bracelet events — the most in history — on the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule, all of which are important and worth your attention as a fan of the game.
But if you can't catch them all on PokerGO or follow along with all the live reporting updates, there are five tournaments you absolutely cannot miss.
While winning a World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet is one of the greatest accomplishments a poker player can achieve, many of the greatest and most successful players in the game have yet to put one on their wrists.
PokerNews has had a decent track record with highlighting players without bracelets who have gone on to win them. Jason Koon won a maiden bracelet in 2021 after making the "Best Without a Bracelet" list that year, while Dan Smith and Alex Foxen both found bracelets in 2022 to be removed from that year's list.
With the 2023 WSOP happening now, here's a look at some of the best players who have yet to add a World Series bracelet to their long lists of accolades.
Nível: 30
Blinds: 50,000-100,000
Limits: 100,000-200,000
John Celaya found himself as the short stack when action resumed in Level 31, but found a good spot to get in his chips.
John Armbrust, the second biggest stack at the table, raised preflop with J♠J♥. Action folded to Celaya, who was in the big blind with K♥Q♦ and made the call.
The flop of Q♣10♦9♠ brought fireworks after Celaya checked. Armbrust bet, then Celaya check-raised. Armbrust responded with a re-raise with an open-ended straight, and Celaya moved all in and ahead with top pair.
The 6♥ came on the turn, followed by 3♥ on the river to give Celaya the win.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
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990,000
670,000
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670,000 |
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174,500
-2,990,500
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-2,990,500 |
Action folded to Raul Celaya on the button with A♥10♣ and got called by John Armbrust from the big blind with the 7♦7♣ to see a flop of K♥8♠3♦.
Armbrust check-called a bet from Celaya on the flop, prompting the dealer to place the 10♦ on the turn.
Both players checked through to the J♣ river before again checking through to showdown.
Celaya turned up the winning hand and dragged the pot in as Armbrust tossed his cards toward the muck.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
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1,445,000
1,270,500
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1,270,500 |
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1,440,000
450,000
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450,000 |
David “ODB” Baker found himself all in as the short stack on the big blind.
Action folded to Raul Celaya in late position and he called with J♠7♠. The button folded, and John Armbrust raised after looking down at A♠K♦. With Baker already all in, the action returned to Celaya, who called.
The flop brought 10♣K♥6♥. Armbrust bet, forcing Celaya out of the hand
Baker tabled Q♣J♥ for an open-ended straight draw against Armbrust’s top pair. The turn provided A♠, giving Baker the straight and Armbrust top two pair.
Baker needed to dodge Armbrust pairing either of his cards on the river, and he survived when 2♠ hit the board.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
|
995,000
-450,000
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-450,000 |
|
90,000
-500,000
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-500,000 |
|
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Action folded to Chairud Vangchailued in the small blind who raised with A♦K♦ and was called by Vadim Shlez in the big blind holding K♥7♣.
The flop came down 4♠K♠A♥ and both players checked through to see the J♦ fall on the turn. Vangchailud led into Shlez who raised to put Vangchailued all in.
Vangchailud called off the rest of his stack and both players turned up their cards to find that Shlez was drawing dead.
The dealer burned and turned the inconsequential 6♣ and Vangchailud got a full double up.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
3,260,000
-300,000
|
-300,000 |
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|
880,000
400,000
|
400,000 |
WSOP bracelet winner David “ODB” Baker fought an uphill battle at the final table as a short stack, and he ultimately found himself in an all-in situation when he was in the big blind.
John Armbrust, who earlier doubled up Baker, raised in the small blind with Q♦8♦. Baker looked down at J♦3♠ and made the call.
The flop brought A♠6♣7♥, which Armbrust bet. Baker called off the rest of his chips, putting his tournament at stake.
The 5♥ on the turn and 8♣ on the river sent Baker to the rail in eighth place for $13,917.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
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1,335,000
340,000
|
340,000 |
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Eliminado | |
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