Gary Hasson had previously jammed his short stack and collected the blinds and big blind ante. He just now moved all-in once more from the hijack and Adrian State on the button asked for a count. The shove was for 315,000 and State then announced to be all-in himself.
"I am all out," Tristan Wade in the small blind said and Chase Bianchi got out of the way in the big blind.
Gary Hasson:
Adrian State:
The flop immediately improved State to the superior pair and he remained in the lead throughout the turn and river.
Spain’s Ramon Colillas leads a field of 292 heading into Day 5 of Event #67: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event Championship at the 2021 World Series of Poker. The returning players survived the 1,000 runners who were already in the money when they showed up to Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino on Day 4 of the WSOP flagship event after the bubble burst at the end of Day 3.
A field of 6,650 has generated a $62,011,250 prize pool with $8 million slated to be awarded to the winner next Wednesday. The remaining players will return for Day 5 at 12 p.m. Las Vegas time on Saturday, November 13.
Day 4 Top 10 Chip Counts
RANK
PLAYER
Country
CHIP COUNT
Big Blinds
1
Ramon Colillas
Spain
5,007,000
208
2
Demosthenes Kiriopoulos
Canada
4,500,000
188
3
Stephen Song
United States
4,417,000
184
4
Stephen Chidwick
United Kingdom
4,376,000
182
5
Zachary Mcdiarmid
Canada
4,093,000
171
6
Jonathan Dwek
Canada
3,955,000
165
7
Jason Osser
United States
3,900,700
163
8
Dragana Lim
United States
3,801,000
158
9
Fernando Rodriguez
United States
3,442,000
143
10
Matthew Jewett
United States
3,398,000
142
Colillas went on a run in the late levels to bag the chip lead after steadily building his stack over the previous three days of the tournament. Also at the top of a crowded leaderboard are Stephen Chidwick, Stephen Song, and Fernando Rodriguez. Chidwick and Song are seeking their second WSOP gold bracelet, while Rodriguez is looking for a deep run after securing his first career live cash in this year’s Main Event.
Chris Moneymaker will return for Day 5 with 621,000 chips and an opportunity to recapture the magic he found nearly 20 years ago when he changed the poker world forever as the 2003 Main Event champion. Moneymaker came into Day 4 with one of the bigger chip stacks but spent the latter part of the evening trying to find traction on the PokerGO featured table. Qui Nguyen is the only other former WSOP Main Event champion that remains in the field.
Chris Moneymaker at the Day 4 featured table.
Other players returning for Day 5 include Nick Petrangelo, David Lappin, Matt Berkey, Jason Koon, Dan Heimiller, Marle Spragg, and John Morgan.
The Main Event will return with Day 5 on Saturday, November 13 at noon local time. Action will continue in Level 21 with blinds at 12,000/24,000/24,000 and Day 5 will play five two-hour levels.
Be sure to keep it with the PokerNews team every day this week for updates live from the floor of the 2021 Main Event.
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