Event #55: $400 Colossus Day 2 | 2021 World Series of Poker

10-31-2021 11:42 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Walter Ruman	1,560,000 690,000	690,000
Ari Engel	810,000 247,000	247,000

Kathy Liebert	760,000 488,000	488,000

Jeff Platt	705,000 123,000	123,000
Timothy Miles	415,000 151,000	151,000
Anatolii Zyrin	280,000 -10,000	-10,000

Ismael Bojang	245,000 80,000	80,000

Bill Klein	100,000 100,000	100,000
Jon Turner	65,000 -116,000	-116,000

Player	Chips	Progress
Vincas Tamasauskas	1,380,000 139,000	139,000
Louise Francoeur	1,080,000 574,000	574,000
Jason Wheeler	890,000 315,000	315,000

Priscilla Lake	810,000 -20,000	-20,000
Kathy Liebert	760,000

Portia McDaniels	510,000 -106,000	-106,000
Florian Dietrich	300,000 255,000	255,000
Karanvir Singh	80,000 -20,000	-20,000

Ilani Won't Slow Down

Adam Lamers

Level 20 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Ran Ilani already has a runner-up finish this year at the 2021 WSOP in Event #33: $800 Deepstack, and he's poised to make another deep run in this event. Ilani raised it up on the button and Sebastian Medina called from the big blind.

The flop came and Medina checked to Ilani who continued for 31,000. Medina called and the landed on the turn. Medina checked once more and Ilani pushed out a bet of 120,000. Medina let his hand go this time and Ilani collected the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ran Ilani	1,150,000 170,000	170,000
Sebastian Medina	540,000 129,000	129,000

Tags: Ran Ilani

10-31-2021 11:55 UTC-7

Cavanaugh Gets a Fold from Lambrecht

Gaelle Jaudon

Level 20 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Matthew Lambrecht opened in the hijack to 45,000 and only Sean Cavanaugh called in the big blind.

The flop brought and Cavanaugh check-called Lambrecht's continuation for 50,000. Both players checked when the paired the board on the turn.

A fell on the river and Cavanaugh led out for 90,000. After some thinking, Lambrecht let it go.

Player	Chips	Progress
Matthew Lambrecht	800,000 554,000	554,000
Sean Cavanaugh	710,000 51,000	51,000

10-31-2021 12:05 UTC-7

Lucky Turn for Greene

Gaelle Jaudon

Level 20 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Kevin Greene opened in the hijack to 60,000 and it was only called by the big blind.

The flop revealed and the big blind quickly check-raised all in for a stack around 140,000 left after Greene bet another 60,000. Greene took a minute and opted to call.

"I flopped the nuts" said Green's opponent, showing for a pair of aces and the nut flush draw while Greene tabled . However, a appeared on the turn, giving a set of queens to Greene, and the completed the board on the river to eliminate his opponent from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Kevin Greene	500,000 195,000	195,000

10-31-2021 12:11 UTC-7

Ashdown Wins a Flip

Adam Lamers

Level 20 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Harrison Ashdown opened to 40,000 in early position and the cutoff shipped all in for around 150,000. The action was back on Ashdown who quickly called to put his opponent at risk.

Opponent:
Harrison Ashdown:

It was a coin flip and Ashdown held on the run out to eliminate his opponent.

Player	Chips	Progress
Harrison Ashdown	1,180,000 367,000	367,000

Tags: Harrison Ashdown

10-31-2021 12:11 UTC-7

First Break with Color Up

Gaelle Jaudon

Level 20 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

The remaining players have been sent on a scheduled 30-minute break while the 1,000-denomination chips are raced off.

Level: 21

Blinds: 10,000/25,000

Ante: 25,000

10-31-2021 12:56 UTC-7

Herrin Takes from Arnwine

Gaelle Jaudon

Level 21 : 10,000/25,000, 25,000 ante

On a board with a pot already containing more than 250,000 chips, Justin Arnwine check-called a 130,000 bet from Christopher Herrin on the button.

The river was the and Arnwine checked once more. Herrin tanked for some time and bet 180,000. It was enough for Arnwine who folded his hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
Christopher Herrin	920,000 276,000	276,000
Justin Arnwine	550,000 53,000	53,000

10-31-2021 13:03 UTC-7

One for Kang

Gaelle Jaudon

Level 21 : 10,000/25,000, 25,000 ante

The action was picked up on a board with a pot containing more than 360,000.

Hogyun Kang, in the big blind seat, pushed all in for a stack worth 420,000, putting his opponent into a decision for his tournament life. After a few minutes, the latter let it go, and Kang took down the pot.