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The 2021 World Series of Poker Online $5,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em main event drew a massive field of 4,092 entries. The $20,000,000 guarantee was just missed, resulting in an overlay for those that took their shot at this huge event. The tournament officially began on Aug. 22, with registration not coming to a close until Sept. 5. The final table was set later that day. After a week-long pause, the final table resumed on Saturday, Sept. 11. In a matter of hours, the final nine were narrowed down to a champion: Aleksei Vandyshev. The Russian player earned $2,543,073 and his first WSOP gold bracelet for the win. This was by far the largest score of Vandyshev’s tournament career. His largest previous cash in an event with full real-name results was his seventh-place finish in the 2016 World Poker tour Borgata Winter Poker Open main event for $132,089. The final day began with Brazil’s Edson Tsutsumi Jr in the lead and Vandyshev sitting in second chip position. It only took a hand

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