GGPoker has released details of its Road to Vegas satellite tournaments, which gives the online poker site’s players the chance to win their way to the WSOP 2021 Main Event.
No other online poker site is offering WSOP 2021 Main Event packages because GGPoker has exclusivity. This means you need a GGPoker account if you want to attempt to win a $12,500 WSOP 2021 Main Event package. What does that package contain? Everything you need for a successful trip to “Sin City!”
Blinds: 175,000/350,000
Gabi "kidrurim" Livshitz raised it up to 700,000, and Fernando "JNandez87" Habegger three bet to 2,650,000 on the button. It folded back to Livshitz, who raised pot for over eight million. This would set Habegger all in, and he called with 
. He was ahead of the 
of Livshitz, but the flop of 
spiced things up. The 
turn did the same, giving Livshitz a flush, but also meaning that if the board paired, it would give Habegger a full house.
The 
on the river was one of those cards, and Habegger scored the double up to nearly 15 million.
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
"joutoukko" was on the button, and "Biezpienelis" in the big blind, when the two got in a raising war after the flop came down 
. "joutoukko" got his final chips in with the nut straight, but had some outs to fade, as "Biezpienelis" had 
for three pair. Pairing any of those cards would work for "Biezpienelis", but the turn and 
river changed nothing.
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
"TrumptheGr8" raised to 750,000, and next to act, Benjamin "dr100percent" Juhasz reraised to 2,500,000. On the button, Niklas Astedt put in a four bet to over eight million. Juhasz moved all in for over 15 million, Astedt called for just 40,000 less, and a pot of 31 million chips had developed.
Benjamin "dr100percent" Juhasz: 
Niklas Astedt: 
The flop of 
gave Astedt plenty of outs, and the 
turn gave him a straight. Juhasz could only win with an ace or eight now, but the 
completed the board, giving a chip leading pot to Astedt.
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
"TrumpTheGr8" and "mirrii" got in a raising war preflop that saw a five million chip pot develop. "mirrii" showed 
, and they were trailing the . The flop of 
left "mirrii" drawing to running cards, and while the 
turn was one of those cards, the river was not.
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Following a raise from Idris Ambraisse, Renan Bruschi defended his big blind. He would then shove all in for just under a pot sized bet after the flop came down 
, and Ambraisse called with 
. Bruschi held the lead with an ace, but he was drawing dead after the turn gave Ambraisse a set of eights. He would actually improve to a set of jacks on the river, and just like that, only four tables remain.
Blinds: 70,000/140,000
It was a battle of the blinds between Niklas Astedt and "food4fish" when the flop came down 
. Astedt bet a full pot sized bet of 900,000, and "food4fish" raised to 3,800,000 and change. Astedt bet enough to set "food4fish" all in, and they called.
"food4fish": 
Niklas Astedt:
Astedt had middle set, but "food4fish" had straight and flush draw outs. The turn also meant that a river jack or ten would work now, but the 
completed the board, missing everything for "food4fish."
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