2021 WSOP.com PA Online Bracelet Events

Event #4: $400 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Max
Day: 1
Event Info

2021 WSOP.com PA Online Bracelet Events

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
jj
Prize
$35,480
Event Info
Buy-in
$400
Prize Pool
$151,560
Entries
421
Level Info
Level
33
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
421
Players Left
1

Two Pair For "Snowman912"

Level 4 : 50/100, 0 ante

Five players limped in to see a {q-Diamonds}{7-Hearts}{j-Spades} flop hit the felt, and "Snowman912" led out for 250 from the small blind. Only "BobbyBear" in the cutoff and "Calvinx2608" on the button made the call.

"Snowman912" upped the bet to 625 when the {5-Clubs} hit the turn, and both "BobbyBear" and "Calvinx2608" stuck around with calls.

All three players checked the {3-Clubs} river, and "Snowman912" tabled {j-Clubs}{3-Diamonds} for two pair. Both of their opponents mucked.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Snowman912 us
Snowman912
23,688
8,688
8,688
Profile photo of Calvinx2608 us
Calvinx2608
13,595
Profile photo of BobbyBear us
BobbyBear
13,477

Level: 4

Blinds: 50/100

Ante: 0

Big Rip For "rvollberg95"

Level 3 : 40/80, 0 ante

"ScreenName" raised to 240 from under the gun, and was called by "AlmightyQ" in the cutoff and "feltbettor13" in the small blind. "rvollberg95" three-bet to 960 in the big blind, and "ScreenName" and "AlmightyQ" were the only callers.

"rvollberg95" wasted little time in shoving for 10,305 on the {7-Spades}{q-Hearts}{5-Diamonds} flop, and both of their opponents folded.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of ScreenName us
ScreenName
18,798
Profile photo of Rvollberg95 us
Rvollberg95
13,425
-1,575
-1,575
Profile photo of AlmightyQ us
AlmightyQ
10,987
-4,013
-4,013
Profile photo of feltbettor13 us
feltbettor13
8,223
-6,777
-6,777

Turn Bet Takes It For "pgt4jcPA"

Level 3 : 40/80, 0 ante

"keybet" raised to 200 from the hijack, and was called by "pgt4jcPA" on the button and "ISeeYourNuts" in the small blind.

Action checked to "pgt4jcPA" on a {6-Spades}{3-Spades}{2-Clubs} flop, and they bet 462. Only "ISeeYourNuts" called.

"ISeeYourNuts" checked the {k-Hearts} turn, and "pgt4jcPA" bet 1,090. "ISeeYourNuts" folded.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of pgt4jcPA us
pgt4jcPA
20,346
Profile photo of ISeeYourNuts us
ISeeYourNuts
13,510
Profile photo of keybet us
keybet
12,737

"King_erez" Gets Thin Value

Level 3 : 40/80, 0 ante

From the small blind, "King_erez" bet 396 on a {10-Spades}{j-Hearts}{k-Spades} flop into a pot of 480. "iFloat" made the call from the cutoff.

The {a-Diamonds} fell on the turn, and "King_erez" bet 459. "iFloat" made the call again.

"King_erez" bet 560 on the {3-Clubs} river, and "iFloat" tanked for a bit before calling. "King_erez" showed {k-Hearts}{j-Spades} for two pair, and "iFloat" mucked.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of King_erez us
King_erez
22,441
Profile photo of iFloat us
iFloat
13,285

Level: 3

Blinds: 40/80

Ante: 0

"G0RD0NB0MBAY" Charms "SNAKEMAN13"

Level 2 : 30/60, 0 ante

"SNAKEMAN13" raised to 360 from the cutoff, and "G0RD0NB0MBAY" called on the button.

"SNAKEMAN13" bet 534 on the {a-Clubs}{6-Spades}{5-Diamonds} flop, and "G0RD0NB0MBAY" called.

The {3-Clubs} hit the turn, and "SNAKEMAN13" checked. "G0RD0NB0MBAY" bet 619 and "SNAKEMAN13" called.

Both players checked the {q-Hearts} river, and "SNAKEMAN13" tabled {9-Clubs}{2-Hearts}, which was no good against the {a-Spades}{9-Spades} of "G0RD0NB0MBAY".

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of G0RD0NB0MBAY us
G0RD0NB0MBAY
16,978
16,978
16,978
Profile photo of SNAKEMAN13 us
SNAKEMAN13
8,739
-6,261
-6,261

Joel "Binkin_Turns" Barton Getting Back to His Online Poker Roots

Level 2 : 30/60, 0 ante
Joel Barton
Joel Barton

Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Joel "Binkin_Turns" Barton has been battling in the WSOP PA bracelet events. In his mid-forties, Barton jokes he has "the longest engagement possible" at 20 years, and while they were going to tie the knot in Las Vegas seven years ago, it was called off because his fiance said he "was running too bad that trip."

"We are happily engaged," he added. A former accountant, Barton became a poker pro after learning to play online during the "Poker Boom."

"I joined a poker club, read the poker bible and every other book possible," he explained. "I realized nobody understood this was a math game. I created hundreds of spreadsheets to study and was even No. #1 in Pennsylvania on PocketFives."

Unfortunately, like so many others Barton was hit hard by Black Friday back in 2011.

"Too old to move to Mexico, so I started selling cars," he explained. "Also started playing poker much smaller."

Pre-COVID, Barton was a regular at Rivers Pittsburgh, but not that the Keystone State has legalized online poker he's getting back to his roots. He's consistently in the top 10 in MTT count according to Shark Scope and is a solid winner under $50.

Barton, who has played the live version of the WSOP since 2015, is among the most excited players in Pennsylvania that their state has legalized and regulated online poker.

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