WSOP Event #46: No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack

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Posted on: September 23, 2021 12:02 PDT

Event #46 of the 2021 WSOP is $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack, a popular big-field event that joins the Double Stack NLH tourney (Event #43) in making this one of the WSOP’s busiest weekends. Despite its modest $800 entry, this event allowed only one re-entry per player. The two-day Deepstack event began at 11 am on Sunday, October 24.

The $800 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack drew a field of 2,053 entries by the conclusion of late registration. Only one of those more than 2,000 entrants was Chad Norton. This was Norton's first time in a live WSOP tournament. Even though he had never before played in the World Series of Poker, he still won the event.

"To be honest I've only played in one WPT event," Norton explained shortly after he scored his big cash and bracelet win. "And this was my first ever live WSOP tournament. I play mostly online but I came in on such a downswing, so to be able to come in and win my first ever WSOP tournament feels amazing."

The 2019 edition of the $800 NLH Deepstack was claimed by Spain’s Santiago Soriano. Soriano, who’d never before logged a six-figure poker score, topped a giant 3,759-entry field to earn $371,203 in the largest win of his career.

Read about the 2021 WSOP Event #46 winner here.

Event Info

Game: No-Limit Hold’em
Date: Sunday, Oct 24, 11 AM
Buy-in: $800
Starting Stack: 40,000
Level Duration: 30 Min
Reigning Champion: Santiago Soriano
2021 Total Entries: 2,053
2021 Prize Pool: $1,445,312
2021 Winner: Chad Norton
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Pay Outs

Rank Player Nationality Prize
1 Chad Norton USA +214830
2 Steve Lemma USA +132802
3 Andres Jeckeln ARG +98269
4 Narimaan Ahmadi USA +73371
5 Ivan Uzunov BGR +55279
6 Kevin Wang USA +42031
7 Jordyn Miller USA +32254
8 William Blais CAN +24982
9 Joshua Herman CAN +19533
10 Marc Masino USA +15417
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