WSOP Event #27: H.O.R.S.E.

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Posted on: September 28, 2021 01:49 PDT

Event #27 of the 2021 WSOP is the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. tournament. This three-day event started on October 13, with 40-minute blind levels on Day 1 before going to 60-minute blind levels on Day 2. It was the most affordable of the four H.O.R.S.E. tournaments on the 2021 WSOP schedule.

Anthony Zinno won the event, giving him two bracelets in less than a week, not to mention a Hellmuth blow-up. Zinno’s first 2021 bracelet came in Event #19, the $10k seven-card stud championship event.

Zinno has two WSOP bracelets from previous years. One came from a pot-limit Omaha high roller in 2015. He landed the other in a PLO8 event in 2019. Zinno now has a lifetime total of four WSOP bracelets.

The event attracted a field of 594 players, creating a prize pool of $792,990. Zinno took home $160,636 of that for his first place finish.

The 2019 $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. tournament drew 751 entries to generate a total prize pool of $1,013,850. Murilo Souza won his first WSOP gold bracelet and the tournament’s top prize of $207,003 on an exciting final hand in which he turned quads against Jason Stockfish in Omaha Hi-Lo.

Read about the 2021 WSOP Event #27 winner here.

Lupe Soto Jeanne David Event 27 Day 1 (Image: Haley Hintze)
Lupe Soto Jeanne David Event 27 Day 1 (Image: Haley Hintze)
  • Event Info

    Game:H.O.R.S.E.
    Date:Wednesday, Oct 13, 3 PM
    Buy-in:$1,500
    Starting Stack:25000
    Level Duration:40 / 60 Min
    Reigning Champion:N/A
    2021 Total Entries:594
    2021 Prize Pool:$792,990
    2021 Winner:Anthony Zinno
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    Pay Outs

    RankPlayerNationalityPrize
    1Anthony ZinnoUSA+160636
    2Randy OhelUSA+99276
    3Christopher AdamsUSA+69585
    4Kao Chieng SaechaoUSA+49597
    5Darren KennedyCAN+35957
    6Paul HolderUSA+26523
    7Curtis PhelpsUSA+19911
    8Max PescatoriITA+15218
    9Michael RosenbergUSA+11845
    10Ari EngelUSA+9393
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