Poker Masters

The 2021 Poker Masters is underway with Event #1 seeing seven players return and David Peters in control as the chip leader. Peters sits ahead of Brock Wilson, Shannon Shorr, Jonathan Jaffe, Dylan DeStefano, John Riordan, and Ben Yu as they play for the $205,000 first-place prize.

Sean Perry leads the Event #2 final table while John Riordan returns to sit at his second final table of the series. Also in contention are Jeremy Ausmus, Jake Schindler, Sam Soverel, and Daniel Negreanu as the final six play for the $206,400 first-place prize.

The game changes to Pot-Limit Omaha at the 2021 Poker Masters with Matthew Wantman holding the lead. Chris Brewer, Jake Daniels, Adam Hendrix, Brent Roberts, and Jake Schindler are all in the mix for the $186,300 first-place prize.

Brekstyn Schutten holds the lead in Event #4 over the final six players as $189,800 awaits the winner. Trailing Schutten are Chad Eveslage, Nick Petrangelo, Sam Soverel, Elio Fox, and Brock Wilson.

Everyone is chasing Daniel Negreanu as he holds the chip lead in Event #5. Nick Petrangeo, Vikenty Shegal, Jake Daniels, and Jeffrey Trudeau are all in contention as well as the winner will take home the $178,200 first-place prize.

The only mixed game event of the 2021 Poker Masters sees Maxx Coleman as the chip leader of the 8-Game. Chad Eveslage and Jeremy Ausmus sit at their second final table, while Erik Sagstrom and Stephen Chidwick are also in contention for the $120,000 first-place prize.

At his second final table and with the chip lead, Stephen Chidwick looks to fight off Dylan DeStefano, Lou Garza, Dan Smith, and Brekstyn Schutten as $183,600 awaits the Event #7 winner at the 2021 Poker Masters.

The stakes have been raised in Event #8, and Lou Garza holds the chip lead over the final five players. Chris Brewer, Darren Elias, Brock Wilson, and John Riordan all look to dethrone Garza as $427,500 awaits the winner.

Pot-Limit Omaha returns, as does Lou Garza with the chip lead. Garza looks for retribution in Event #9 ahead of Sean Winter, Miles Rampel, Jeremy Ausmus, and Ben Lamb as $365,500 awaits the winner.

Mikita Badziakouski holds the chip lead ahead of Ali Imsirovic, Daniel Negreanu, Jason Koon, and Seth Davies in Event 10. There is $342,000 awaiting the eventual winner, while Negreanu is eyeing the Poker Masters Purple Jacket.

A massive $680,000 first-place prize awaits the winner in Event #11 as Australian Michael Addamo holds the chip lead. Trailing Addamo are Jason Koon, David Coleman, Cary Katz, and Alex Foxen who are all looking to grab their first Poker Masters title of the year.

The champion returns as the chip leader as Michael Addamo is eyeing back-to-back victories and the Poker Masters Purple Jacket. The final five players also include Nick Petrangelo, Stanley Tang, Alex Foxen, and Mikita Badziakouski as $1,160,000 awaits the Event #12 winner.