Jose "deposit" Noboa wins the first 2021 World Series of Poker Online bracelet

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First World Series of Poker was awarded a 2021 gold bracelet. Jose Noboa's "deposit" climbed 1.40 total entries to win the WSOP Online $365 no-limit hold'em 'Big 500 buy-in, winning his first bracelet and top prize with a $83,161 as champion.

All 23 registered New Jersey residents WSOP and WSOP Circuit Results are available online. His biggest cash before this title was a $20,277 payday loan for finishing 42th in last year's live online hybrid WSOP main event. Noboa has taken a deep run in the same kickoff event for 2020 WSOP Online, 13th finish with a field of 1,692 entries.  

This event started at 3:00 p.m. Pacific, registration took nearly four hours. By the time of late registration and re-entry it closed at 6:37 pm, 1,277 attendance had built a prize pool of $574,650 that was paid among the top 161 finishers. Foreal was eliminated on the bubble, ensuring that all other players won at least $805.

Many notables made deep runs in this event, including three World Poker Tour Champion and two-time bracelet winner Anthony 'heheh' Zinno (180st - $862), 2020 WSOP Main Event Champion Ryan 'BiTC0iN' Riess (143rd - $862), all-time bracelet leader Phil "Lumestackin" Hellmuth (126st - $715), Tom "Plunder" Marchese (118 - $779), Andrzej "WATCHGUY33" Lichtenberger (130805th) $ (130805) , Vanessa "Contains Nuts" Kade (99th - $ 900), Ari 'PalmTreeB' Engel (080th - $805), Ankush 'rickrosstheb' Mandavia (080rd - $1.33), Kathy "Luckygal" Liebert ($ 42 - $ 2, 126), three-time Nick 'CashUsKlay' Schulman bracelet winner (38th - $2,126) and Jason "eddievedder" Koon (38th - $ 2, 129).

The final table was set to around 1 am, with Krzysztof Basile24 ′ Basilica in the lead and Noboa sitting in third position on the chip. Only minutes after the final table had been settled, the first knockout took place. Michael 'ParxBigStax' Marder moved all in with pocket queens, only to face Ye 'yuan 304 ”Yuan. Marder earned $ 7,692 for his ninth place, bringing his tournament career earnings to $1,463,463.

Shannon 'Aulophobia' Shorr in this event came to an end when his K. from behind against AK. from Basel. Shorr scored $, 114 for eighth place. He currently has over $ 8.7 million in his career.

After eliminating chuckthebum in seventh place ($13, 500), WSOP bracelet winner and 2013 Card player Online Player of the Year winner Steve 'gborooo' Gross found himself in jeopardy when he raced with a pair of fours against A9 Ye 'yuan 330 Yuan. The flop was safe for Gross, but both the turn and river brought nines, which gave Yuan trips at the end. Earned gross $000,872 as 6th place winner.

Ryan 'PostmatesSel' Franklin also lost a pre-flop race with a pair against the A-9, but this time he was on the overcards side. Noboa held a pair of sixes across the river and Franklin was sent to the virtual queue in fifth place ($23,240).

'LND963 ′ earned $24,304 as fourth-place finishers when they were also knocked out by Noboa, who took the lead in a three-man match with Basile on his heels. Ye Yuan, who finished fifth in 2020 WSOP $000,000 major event for $277,963, was next. With the K board000927 , Yuan bet 900,000 to a healthy pot, only to get Noboa all-in. Yuan called all in for 3,758,151 including KQ for the top pair, but Noboa showed J.8 for a straight to river. Yuan took home a $46,144 for the third place shown in the event.

Noboa took roughly 13.8 million for a one-on-one duel with Basile who sat down with 11.8 million. Noboa was able to increase his lead to over 4: 1 by the time of the tournament's final hand. Basile raised from the button from K9 Noboa saved his big blind with 9. The flop came 109 to give Noboa a full house. He checked and bet Basile 240. Noboa check-raise to 500, and called Basile. AND on the turn, he saw Noboa bet 1,080. Basile called and 6 completed the board. Noboa moved all in with his boat and Basile called for the last 2,692,288 with tens and nines. He earned a $42,779 as a runner-up, the biggest cash of his tournament career.