Lucio Lima Wins 2021 World Series of Poker Online $525 Superstack Turbo Bounty No-Limit Hold’em Event

Two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Anson Tsang got here inside one spot from securing his third gold bracelet, however was finally defeated heads-up by Lucio Lima with the 2021 WSOP Online $525 ‘superstack’ turbo bounty no-limit maintain’em title on the road. Lima earned $91,025 in whole prize cash and his first bracelet because the champion, having outlasted a complete area of 2,229 entries within the fast-paced occasion. This was the biggest recorded rating for the Brazilian, who’s a web based match common.

It took round seven hours for this occasion to slim the huge area of a pair of thousand entries right down to a closing desk of 9 gamers. Tsang held the chip lead when the ultimate desk was set, with Lima sitting in fourth chip place. William Romaine was the primary to hit the rail when his pocket kings had been overwhelmed by the J-10 suited of Krzysztof Dulowski, who turned journey jacks. Romaine earned $16,438 because the ninth-place finisher.

Lima secured his first knockout on the closing desk when his AOkay held up towards the A10 of Daisuke Ogita (eighth – $17,126). Yngve Steen was the subsequent to fall, along with his pocket sevens working into the pocket aces of Stanislav Kuvaev. Steen took dwelling for his seventh-place displaying.

Joaquin Melogno’s run on this occasion got here to its conclusion when his pocket jacks bought out flopped by the Q10 of Lima, who defended his massive blind and hit high pair proper off the bat. Lima wager each the flip and the river, along with his closing wager being sufficient to place Melogno all-in. The Uruguayan made the decision along with his jacks to complete sixth ($18,314).

Stanislav Kuvaev made the ultimate desk of the $2,500 restrict maintain’em championship simply over per week previous to this occasion. He managed to enhance on his eighth-place end in that occasion, however finally ran out of steam in fifth place. His AQ was unable to beat out the OkayOkay of Dulowski, who surged into the lead after his kings held up by way of the river. Kuvaev earned $23,741 for his newest deep run.

Dulowski was capable of come from behind with OkayJ towards the AOkay of Johnathon French to additional improve his lead. French cashed for $29,320 because the fourth-place finisher.

Lima gained a preflop race with pocket sixes towards the A-Q of Dulowski throughout three-handed play that noticed him overtake the chip lead. Dulowski finally completed in third place ($60,634) after his OkayQ was overwhelmed by the A4 of Tsang.

With that, Tsang took simply shy of 65 million into heads-up play with Lima, who sat with roughly 46.5 million. Lima discovered a double-up after slipping early, and was capable of battle his means into the lead by the point the ultimate hand arose. He moved all-in from the button with 33 and Tsang known as holding A5. The A93710 runout secured the pot and the title for Lima, whereas Tsang settled for $66,918 because the runner-up finisher.

Here is a take a look at the payouts awarded on the closing desk:

Lima photograph through Card Player Brazil. Tsang photograph through King’s Resort.