WSOP Online 2021 PLO Week Racks Up $14M for Bracelet Series

WSOP is on a roll with consecutive events, and its PLO Week continued the trend. WSOP Online 2021 is about to commence, but WSOP conducted its longest feature week before the final event. 

 

The PLO Week was a massive hit as it generated over 8 million dollars in prizes. This took the series’ total winnings to 14+ million dollars. WSOP Online 2021 comprises 26 events with over 21,000 entrants amassing more than 14 million dollars already.

 

Almost 50% of the entrants showed up during the PLO Week and collected 8,055,597 dollars. The event ended with Double Bracelet Day, with games like Lucky 7’s High Roller. It was a 7,777 dollars buy-in event, making it the biggest buy-in series with the biggest prize pool. It gathered 151 entrants with one prize breaching the 1 million dollar mark.

Here is a quick summary of the event:

 

	Total	Premiere Week	Micro Madness	PLO Week
Total number of events	26	8	3	15
Total amount of prizes	14,069,607 dollars	4,610,670 dollars	1,403,340 dollars	8,055,597 dollars
Total entrants	21,303	6,908	4,151	10,244
Total amount of buy-ins	32,263 dollars	6,765 dollars	1,133 dollars	24,365 dollars
Total number of prizes per buy-in	436.09 dollars	681.55 dollars	1,238.62 dollars	330.62 dollars
Average prize pool	541,139 dollars	576,334 dollars	467,780 dollars	537,040 dollars
Average prizes per buy-in	739.04 dollars	780.19 dollars	1,245.76 dollars	615.76 dollars
Average entrants	819	864	1,3844	683
Average amount of buy-in	1,241 dollars	846 dollars	378 dollars	1,264 dollars

Double Bracelet Day concluded on 25th July with 15 events across the week. The event witnessed the biggest prize pool with the 400 dollars 8-Max event drawing the most entrants (1,125.) 

 

As the series is closing, the Championship Week is nearing, with seven bracelets still remaining to be won. It includes the main event where players can win over 1 million dollars with an entry reward of 500 dollars. 

 

Seeing how big of a hit the PLO Week was, the Grand Finale will render even better results. However, WSOP will not stop with the series, as the year has more events packed for the operator.