Michael Addamo Wins 2021 WSOP $100,000 High Roller for Second Bracelet of Series

Michael Addamo has won again, this time closing out the 2021 World Series of Poker by winning the $100,000 NL Hold’em High Roller for $1,958,569. Addamo topped a field of 64 entries to win his second gold bracelet of the 2021 WSOP and fourth in his career. Addamo has now won $9,418,837 in 2021 alone as he continues to perform at the highest level.

Addamo topped Kevin Rabichow in heads-up play, with Rabichow taking home $1,210,487 in prize money.

“Kevin is a heads-up player originally, so it would have been quite tough if he doubled up,” Addamo said about playing against Rabichow. “Fortunately, it was only 10 big blind poker, so there wasn’t a whole lot going on.”

Behind Rabichow, it was Sam Soverel placing third for $830,992.

Event #87: $100,000 NL Hold’em High Roller Final Table Results
Place	Name	Country	Prize
1st	Michael Addamo	Australia	$1,958,569
2nd	Kevin Rabichow	United States	$1,210,487
3rd	Sam Soverel	United States	$830,992
4th	Sean Perry	United States	$590,344
5th	Henrik Hecklen	Denmark	$434,523
6th	Sorel Mizzi	Canada	$331,806
7th	Sam Grafton	United Kingdom	$263,227
8th	Mikita Badziakouski	Belarus	$217,274

Addamo entered the final day of play with a big chip lead atop the final five players. He had 19,620,000 in chips to start the final day of play and the other four players had 18,780,000 combined.

Henrick Hecklen was the first player to bust, with Soverel busting him in fifth place. Soverel then doubled up through Addamo to take the chip lead, then Sean Perry was next to go in fourth place. Soverel’s lead didn’t last too long before Addamo got it back and began to push out in front. But then Soverel doubled again through Addamo to take the lead once more. Not too long after, Addamo doubled back through Soverel to retake the lead.

Eventually, Soverel busted in third place, going out when he ran ace-ten into the ace-jack of Addamo. The money went in preflop, Addamo flopped trip jacks, and that was the end of the line for Soverel. That allowed Addamo to enter heads-up play with 28,000,000 to Rabichow’s 5,000,000. For Rabichow, his stack was 10 big blinds.

The heads-up match didn’t last long, and the two quickly got the money in. Addamo had king-two and Rabichow had ace-six. Addamo flopped two pair on a five-five-deuce flop. A queen followed on the turn and a seven hit on the river, finishing off Rabichow.

With the victory, Addamo now has four WSOP gold bracelets, and 2021 marks the second year that Addamo won two gold bracelets in one year. In 2018, he won a bracelet in Las Vegas and his second at WSOP Europe.

Michael Addamo’s WSOP Gold Bracelets
2018	WSOP $2,620 The Marathon	$653,581
2018	WSOP Europe €25,500 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller	€848,702
2021	WSOP $50,000 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller	$1,132,968
2021	WSOP $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller	$1,958,569

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