US WSOP 2021 Online Ends with 33 Bracelets Awarded

Last updated on August 19th, 2021

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Just like that, the first part of the 2021 World Series of Poker is over. But another one is happening now and another gearing up for next week.

It’s confusing.

To simplify a bit, here’s the lineup of WSOP events this year:

–US online at WSOP.com (Nevada/New Jersey): July 1 – August 1
–International online at GGPoker: August 1 – September 12
–US online at WSOP.com (Pennsylvania): August 6-16
–WSOP live in Las Vegas: September 30 – November 23
–WSOP Europe live in Czech Republic: November 14 – December 8

Poker players in Nevada and New Jersey competed for 33 WSOP gold bracelets over the past month. Those played out on WSOP.com, the site available in NJ and NV with connected player pools. There are now 33 winners in total to have won 2021 bracelets thus far.

We reported the final numbers and winners from the first 19 of those tournaments midway through the series. The World Series grouped its 33 events by category. Premiere Week handled the first eight events, followed by three Micro Madness events and then 10 in PLO Week. We now pick up with the final tournaments of PLO Week and then move forward through the end of the series.

PLO Week (Continued) Results

Event 20 on July 20: $3,200 buy-in NLHE High Roller = 312 entries, $948,480 prize pool
–Sang “youngkoi” Lee won for $241,768
Event 21 on July 21: $600 buy-in PLO 6-Handed = 551 entries, $297,540 prize pool
–Bradley “drstrange7” Ruben won for $69,148

Three Events with no Theme Results

If this series had an island of misfits, this trio of tournaments was it, though that’s not to say they weren’t popular with players.

Event 22 on July 22: $600 buy-in NLHE Knockout = 612 entries, $342,720 prize pool
–Anthony “Lastbullet” Kennedy won for $46,796
Event 23 on July 23: $500 buy-in NLHE Turbo = 694 entries, $312,300 prize pool
–Ryan “hagzzz021” Hagerty won for $67,207
I get a bracelet and Rocky gets to be a star ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/9XPcVJ6n9j
— Ryan Hagerty (@Hags_Ryan) August 1, 2021
Event 24 on July 24: $400 buy-in NLHE Monster Stack = 1,176 entries, $423,360 prize pool
–Byung “bhy101” Yoo won for $77,475

Double Bracelet Day Results

This was the only day of the series with two tournaments:

Event 25 on July 25: $7,777 buy-in NLHE High Roller Lucky 7s = 151 entries, $1,113,927 prize pool
–David “dpeters17” Peters won for $283,940
Event 26 on July 25: $500 buy-in NLHE Big 500 Encore = 1,118 entries, $503,100 prize pool
–Eric “8Bracelets” Van Auken won for $93,627

Championship Week Results

For the final week of events, the WSOP put all of the championships, the grand finale, and the Summer Saver into this group:

Event 27 on July 26: $1K buy-in PLO Championship = 398 entries, $367,050 prize pool
–David “lox10” Goldberg won for $86,440
Event 28 on July 27: $3,200 buy-in NLHE High Roller Championship = 265 entries, $805,600 prize pool
–Daniel “RiverRats” Lazrus won for $205,347
Event 29 on July 28: $800 buy-in NLHE 8-Max Deepstack Turbo Championship = 623 entries, $448,560 prize pool
–Chris “Robotbob47” Moorman won for $102,406
Clicked some buttons and won a @WSOP bracelet tonight. To me that’s what poker is all about! #onlinepoker #braceletnumber2 #turborungood pic.twitter.com/tnNstWs7If
— Chris Moorman (@Moorman1) July 29, 2021
Event 30 on July 29: $600 buy-in NLHE 6-Max Championship = 783 entries, $422,820 prize pool
–Mitchell “franzia” Halverson won for $84,057
Event 31 on July 30: $500 buy-in NLHE Summer Saver = 917 entries, $412,650 prize pool
–Brad “1badcajun” Zusman won for $79,683
Event 32 on July 31: $1K buy-in NLHE Championship = 821 entries, $738,900 prize pool
–Drew “dudeguydrew” O’Connell won for $146,893
Event 33 on August 1: $500 buy-in NLHE Grand Finale ($1M GTD) = 2,024 entries, $1M prize pool ($89,200 overlay)
–Dan “Feeltheflow” Sindelar won for $159,100

*Special thanks to PokerNews for providing live updates with tournament stats and easy-to-follow reports.

2021 WSOP US Online Totals

The 33 bracelet events garnered more than 27K entries and awarded more than $18.2M. These are the actual numbers:

-Total number of unique players: 18,574
-Total number of reentries: 8,560
-Total number of entries: 27,134
-Total number of payouts: 3,988
-Total prize money awarded: $18,265,187