The World Series of Poker Online has been heating up Natural8 – GGNet since August 14 with the masses targeting the 33 gold bracelets on offer. A few nights ago, the series breached the halfway mark. Among the first half winners were N8 players Stefan Schillhabel, David Yan, and Team Hot Ambassador Pete Chen. Each one walked away with a bracelet and a Team Bling sponsorship. Other minted players were Jonas Lauck for his career second gold bracelet and Markus Prinz who cracked the Millionaire Maker for a payout well over US$ 1.1 Million. Undoubtedly the most envied player was USA’s Scott Ball but not for the two bracelets he won at the 2021 WSOP. Ball didn’t even have to secure an online gold to make headlines. Instead, he drew the biggest treasure at the Mystery Bounty amounting to US$ 1 Million. We’ve all of got those highlights below.
Nonstop poker continues at WSOP Online with games running through September 27. Players can now qualify for the $5K buy in Main Event which guarantees a massive US$ 20,000,000. Day 1 heats run daily. Also to conquer are the COLOSSUS and PLOSSUS events. Both events come at an affordable US$ 400 buy in.
Festival review
Bracelet 1 – 17 prize pool: US$ 39,712,006
Entries: 78,476
Asian winner: Pete Chen (Natural8 Team Hot)
Seven figure payouts: Markus Prinz (US$ 1,188,097), Scott Ball Jr (US$ 1,001,694)
Biggest pot: US$ 10,200,600 (Mystery Bounty Million Dollar Bounty)
Biggest field: 51,003 (Mystery Bounty Million Dollar Bounty)
Two final tables: Ioannis Konstas, Benjamin Miner, Pieter Aerts “Daniele Sesta”, Alex Kulev “FutureofMe”, Ren Lin “Zhao Zi Long”
Career second bracelet: Jonas Lauck, Pete Chen
Natural8 Team Bling sponsorship: Stefan Schillhabel ($5,000), David Yan ($10,000), Pete Chen ($5,000)
Highlights and results
Stefan Schillhabel wins The Housewarming No Limit Hold’em for US$ 296,409
Photo credit: WSOP / PokerNews
The series blasted in with The Housewarming No Limit Hold’em, driving the field to a massive 5,099 entries across fifteen qualifying rounds. At the cost of US$ 500 each, the prize pool grew to US$ 2,422,025 with 772 shaving a piece. The largest cut of US$ 296,409 went to N8 player / German pro Stefan Schillhabel who captured first ever WSOP gold bracelet. In addition, Schillhabel won a N8 Team Bling sponsorship worth US$ 5,000.
This was Schillhabel’s second six figure WSOP payout. At the first WSOP Online International on the GGNet, he reached the final table of the Main Event, exiting in 7th place for US$ 467,825. On the live front, the German pro is decorated with numerous wins that include four WPT titles and two payouts well over a million bucks. His largest score was at the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl in Las Vegas where he placed 3rd for US$ 2,400,000.
Buy in: US$ 500
Entries: 5,099 (4,104 unique, 995 re-entry)
Prize pool: US$ 2,422,025
Final day entries: 772
ITM: 600 places
Outside of the final table, notables in the top 50 were Markus Prinz (10th), Wuyi Wang “Loris51” (13th), Chris Puetz (22nd), Kannapong Thanarattrakul “Sakooh” (25th), Masao Watanabe “nabemasa” (45th), and Edward Chun Ho Yam “edyam1” (46th).
Final table payouts
1st
Stefan Schillhabel
Germany
US$ 296,409.59
2nd
Ramon Kropmanns
Brazil
US$ 222,272.71
3rd
Tian Zhang “Tony0056”
China
US$ 166,681.03
4th
Angelina Rich “SensitivePea”
USA
US$ 124,993.12
5th
Zeki Soyirgaz “ZiZZi7”
Turkey
US$ 93,731.71
6th
Zhen Chen “Medusazzz27”
China
US$ 70,288.78
7th
James David Croston “Jimmothy”
UK
US$ 52,709.17
8th
Chienyu Sung “chienyu”
Taiwan
US$ 39,526.21
9th
Andrey Ivlev
Russia
US$ 29,640.5
Scott Ball “ItsRumcake” draws the Million Dollar Mystery Bounty reward
The Million Dollar Mystery Bounty was incredibly popular, amassing 51,003 entries for a jaw dropping US$ 10,200,600 prize pool. This was the largest pot and field of the series to date. Drawing everyone in was of course the low buy in of US$ 210 which could be turned into a lucky one million dollars. A 5,797 strong field advanced to the final day with 4,800 players guaranteed a cut of the pot. Within seconds, mystery bounty rewards were being claimed, and to everyone’s surprise, that included the US$ 1 Million Top Bounty. The coveted prize was drawn by well known American pro / two time bracelet winner Scott Ball “ItsRumcake” after he eliminated Brazilian player “2345meia78” in 5,772nd place. Ball later fell in 713th place and walked away as the event’s biggest earner with a total payout of US$ 1,001,694.
Another player earning the big bucks, though not nearly as large as Ball’s score, was South Africa’s Ahmed Karrim in 17th place who pocketed over $470K in bounties for a total payout of US$ 483,387. This was more than event winner Tapio Vihakas “PH14” (Finland) who pocketed US$ 367,953 on top of first ever WSOP gold bracelet. Well known Asian circuit live player Vincent Huang “Moist” also ran well with a 3rd place finish for US$ 200,290.
Several players earning more than some of the finalists were Nicholas Maimone (151st) for US$ 98,077, David Margi “DMBEST” (364th) for US$ 182,774, Matjaz Vogrinec (650th) for US$ 181,821, Sebastian Gaehl (1,399th) for US$ 93,814, and Tassio Mendes who did not reach the money round but still walked away with a US$ 93,000 bounty reward.
Buy in: US$ 210
Entries: 51,003
Prize pool: US$ 10,200,600
ITM: 4,800 places
Final table payouts (includes bounty rewards)
1st
Tapio Vihakas “PH14”
Finland
US$ 367,953.41
2nd
Hyunsup Kim “dipper27”
Korea
US$ 278,450.66
3rd
Vincent Huang “Moist”
New Zealand
US$ 200,290.21
4th
Mark Waal “Markvdwaal”
Netherlands
US$ 153,376.85
5th
Diogo Ferreira Da Silva “DfdS123”
Brazil
US$ 119.819.78
6th
Timo De Smet “Squeweee”
Netherlands
US$ 92,350.79
7th
Kubanychbek Abakirov “Kuvasik”
Russia
US$ 76,429.47
8th
Rytis Strigunas “nopalnepal”
Lithuania
US$ 51,110.37
9th
Alexey Solntsev “KingOfSorrow”
Serbia
US$ 76,870.46
Markus Prinz instant millionaire at the Millionaire Maker NLH
After placing 10th at the opening event, German pro and founder of DTOPoker Markuz Prinz cashed in four more events until h fienally nailed down that coveted gold bracelet. Prinz emerged as the King of the Millionaire Maker No Limit Hold’em, another sought after title of the online series. He locked up the seven figure US$ 1,188,097 first prize, which was his largest known career score, and his first ever WSOP bling. He is currently the single largest tournament earner and he became the third player from his country to win a gold at the series. With this big takedown, Prinz boosted his GGPoker tournament earnings to US$ 4.4 Million.
Markus Prinz – Photo credit Twitter / WPT Live Updates
The Millionaire Maker attracted 3,833 entries across 15 starting heats to build the second largest series prize pool of US$ 6,706,500. Advancing to the final day were 768 hopefuls. India’s Anuj Yadav “ev0ke” ran the furthest for Asia with a strong 14th place finish for a take of US$ 30,168. Only one bracelet holder reached the final table, USA’s Tyler Smith who raced up to 5th place.
Outside of the final table, notables in the top 50 were Amichai Barer (11th), Fang Wang “nanafish” (15th), Chris Moorman (31st), Ravid Garbi (37th), Joao Vieira (40th), and Christian Rudolph (42nd).
Buy in: US$ 1,500
Entries: 3,833
Prize pool: US$ 6,706,050
ITM: 584 places
Final table payouts
1st
Markus Prinz
Germany
US$ 1,188,097.78
2nd
Krzysztof Dulowski “ZryjGruz”
Poland
US$ 850,792.97
3rd
Alexander Shelukhin “FreeMars”
Serbia
US$ 609,252.42
4th
Mikhail Zavoloka
Russia
US$ 436,285.37
5th
Tyler Smith
USA
US$ 312,424.05
6th
Luis Henrique Dorneles
Brazil
US$ 223,726.91
7th
Alex Kulev “FutureofMe”
Bulgaria
US$ 160,210.53
8th
Dalton Hobold “morgota”
Brazil
US$ 114,726.63
9th
Kelvin Kerber
Brazil
US$ 82,155.39
Natural8 Team Hot Ambassador Pete Chen and Jonas Lauck win career second gold
Pete Chen
Taiwanese pro / Natural8 Team Hot Ambassador Pete Chen now has a gold bracelet for each of his wrists after winning his second one at the Lucky Sevens Bounty 7-Handed No Limit Hold’em event. Chen outlasted a field of 1,778 entries, besting a loaded final table that included WSOPC ring winner David Vinayagamoorthy “Alw4ysinduc3”, England’s Gary Thompson, and the hot runner Ren Lin “Zhao Zi Long” who was on his second final table. Chen pocketed a cool US$ 116,246 and an N8 Team Bling sponsorship worth US$ 5,000.
As one of the most highly recognized Asian pros, Chen’s first bracelet was also won online at WSOP.com last year. He topped the 1,357 entry field of the No Limit Hold’em Ultra Deepstack. The following year, at the 2022 WSOP in Las Vegas, he nearly took down the $1K No Limit Hold’em Flip & GO event, finishing 5th out of 1,329 entries. His series run ended strong with a 17th finish at the Lucky Sevens 7-Handed. Chen is currently ranked 2nd in the Hendon Mob’s Taiwan All Time Money List with over US$ 3.7 Million in live earnings. In Natural8, he has over US$ 1.4 Million in tournament earnings.
Buy in: US$ 777
Entries: 1,778
Prize pool: US$ 1,312,430.70
ITM: 260 places
Final table payouts
1st
Yenhan Chen “Pete Chen”
Taiwan
US$ 116,246.59
2nd
Gary Thompson “ONLYFANSFAN”
England
US$ 76,455.49
3rd
Matas Cikinas “NoWeyyy”
Lithuania
US$ 54,172.73
4th
Douglas Schiochett “doudolares”
Brazil
US$ 45,663.18
5th
David Vinayagamoorthy “Alw4ysinduc3”
Norway
US$ 30,408.33
6th
Brandon Sheils “Zenkai_Boost”
England
US$ 28,768.69
7th
Ren Lin “Zhao Zi Long”
Hong Kong
US$ 30,834.59
Bracelet #6: Monster Stack NLH – JONAS LAUCK – US$ 173,224
Jonas Lauck – Photo credit WSOP / PokerNews
Another player securing his career second gold bracelet was Germany’s Jonas Lauck who emerged victorious at the Monster Stack No Limit Hold’em event. The event drew 1,797 entries at buy in of US$ 800 each for a seven digit pot of US$ 1,365,720. Lauck and Brazilian pro Yuri Dzivielevski were the only bracelet decorated players at the final table with the latter taking 3rd place and Lauck going the distance. For his victory, Lauck shipped US$ 173,223 and gave Germany its second gold in this series. Back in 2019, Lauck won his first bracelet at the $,1500 No Limit Hold’em Super Turbo Bounty for US$ 260,335. To date, he has 43 WSOP cashes amounting to over US$ 1.1 Million.
Outside of the final table, notable players in the top 50 were Aditya Agarwal (14th), Pranav Bang (35th), Christian Rudolph (38th), Joao Simao (50th).
Buy in: US$ 800
Entries: 1,797
Prize pool: US$ 1,365,720
ITM: 305 places
Final table payouts
1st
Jonas Lauck
Germany
US$ 173,223.96
2nd
Ilya Antaski
Belarus
US$ 129,898.60
3rd
Yuri Dzivielevksi
Brazil
US$ 97,410.22
4th
Gustavo Tochetto “Kingtale”
Brazil
US$ 73,047.34
5th
Yngve Steen
Norway
US$ 54,777.72
6th
Simon Mattsson
Sweden
US$ 41,077.52
7th
Rodrigo Valent “sauvage”
Brazil
US$ 30,803.75
8th
Rafael Monteiro “OpalaPreto”
Brazil
US$ 23,099.52
9th
Ioannis Konstas
Greece
US$ 17,322.19
Big win for DAVID YAN at the Super MILLION$ High Roller NLH
New Zealander pro / high stakes online player David Yan banked a massive US$ 985,565 and his maiden bracelet at the Super MILLION$ High Roller No Limit Hold’em. On his fifth bullet, Yan reached the final table of the 593 entry field and went on to defeat China’s Zhewen Hu “Polkadot” for the golden title. This boosted his total tournament earnings on Natural8 to over US$ 6.1 Million. As an N8 player, Yan also won a Team Bling sponsorship worth US$ 10,000. Prior to the series, Yan was also a force to reckon with at the recent EPT Barcelona. He walked away with a combined US$ 943,840 for 2nd and 4th place at two €50,000 buy in No Limit Hold’em events.
David Dong Ming Yan – Photo credit: WSOP / PokerNews / Christian Zetzsche
The Super MILLION$ High Roller NLH is considerably the most popular weekly high roller tournament on the GGNet where well known pros are seen gunning for the big guarantee. Added to the bracelet roster, satellites were made available for players looking to get in much cheaper than the $10K price tag. 593 entered for a prize pool of US$ 5,752.000.
Among the 60 players that earned a return were Peiter Aerts who five days prior won a bracelet at the 6-Handed NLH Championship, 4x bracelet winner David Peters (6th), Amichai Barer (15th), Brunno Botteon (16th), Joshua McCully (42nd), and Niklas Astedt (53rd). Bracelet winner Lev Gottlieb “LevMeAlone” missed the final table by one spot, pocketing US$ 74,230, but still came out in the red due to the nine bullets he fired.
Buy in: US$ 10,000
Entries: 593
Prize pool: US$ 5,752,000
ITM: 60 places
Final table payouts
1st
David Dong Ming Yan
Australia
US$ 985,564.95
2nd
Zhewen Hu “Polkadot”
China
US$ 759,974.20
3rd
Pieter Aerst “Daniele Sesta”
Belgium
US$ 586,020.17
4th
Istvan Briski “Wohooooooooo”
Hungary
US$ 451,883.40
5th
Aliaksandr Hirs
Belarus
US$ 348,449.50
6th
David Peters
USA
US$ 268,691.33
7th
Rodrigo Seiji Sirichuk
Brazil
US$ 207,189.46
8th
Rodrigo Selouan
Brazil
US$ 159,764.73
9th
Roman Hrabec
Czech Republic
US$ 123,195.45
DIMITAR DANCHEV rules the $10K Heads Up NLH Championship
Dimitar Danchev – Photo credit WSOP / PokerNews
The first big buy in event of the first half was the $10K Heads Up No Limit Hold’em Championship with 97 players taking interest for a prize pool of US$ 940,900. Among the power players in attendance were David Yan, Stoyan Madanzhiev, Niklas Astet, Mikita Badziakouski, Joao Vieira, Kazuki Ikeuchi, Scott Ball “ItsRumcake”, Danny Tang, Chi Jen Chu “PetitFoxxx”, David Peters, Wiktor Malinowski, and Juan Pardo Dominguez, however all of them failed to reach the money round.
Emerging undefeated was Russia’s Dimitar Danchev who eliminated Valeriano Toledano “pikkKsuleln” at the final heads up. Danchev picked up his third ever WSOP six digit payout which was the largest of US$ 327,668 along with his first ever WSOP bracelet. His WSOP earnings have now increased to over US$ 1.3 Million. Also to acknowledge were Italian pro Dario Sammartino who has yet to win a first bracelet, and 4th placer Shota Nakanishi from Japan who won his first bracelet at this year’s WSOP in Las Vegas.
Buy in: US$ 10,000
Entries: 97
Prize pool: US$ 940,900
ITM: 8 places
Payouts
1st
Dimitar Danchev
Bangladesh
US$ 327,668.46
2nd
Valeriano Toledano “pikkKsuleln”
Spain
US$ 187,239.10
3rd
Giuseppe Dario Sammartino
Italy
US$ 93,619.55
4th
Shota Nakanishi “wasabijoyu”
Japan
US$ 93,619.55
5th
Istvan Varga “Itz Me”
Hungary
US$ 58,512.21
6th
Thomas Muehloecker
Australia
US$ 58,512.21
7th
Sergi Reixach
Spain
US$ 58,512.21
8th
Gabor Szabo “FluffyDuckling”
Hungary
US$ 58,512.21
Bracelet #8: $5K 6-Handed NLH Championship – PIETER AERTS – US$ 400,213
Pieter Aerts – Photo credit WSOP / PokerNews
Belgium got on the bracelet board with hot running Pieter Aerts “Daniele Sesta” lifting the gold at the 6-Handed No Limit Hold’em Championship. Many of the world’s biggest names forked out the US$ 5,000 buy in with Aerts himself needing three bullets to take it down. The Belgian champion outlasted the 430 entry field for a career high payout of US$ 400,213. A few days after, Aerts carried the winning momentum into the Super MILLION$ High Rollers bracelet event and proceeded to finish in an impressive 3rd place. This earned him another six figure payout, a much larger US$ 586,020. In those two events alone, Aerts pocketed a whopping US$ 986,233.
Other players going deep were Ioannis Konstas and Benjamin Miner, both players reaching their series second final table. Outside of the final table, notables in the money were Leon Sturm “Rumukulus” (8th), Rahul Byrraju (11th), Abhinav Iyer “OBellaCiao” (11th), Artur Martirosian (16th), Juan Pardo Dominguez (20th), Dario Sammartino (31st), Jifeng Huang “Snakey” (49th), Daewoong Song “tpdayhot777” (60th).
Buy in: US$ 5,000
Entries: 430
Prize pool: US$ 2,042,500
ITM: 62 places
Final table payouts
1st
Pieter Aerts “Daniele Sesta”
Belgium
US$ 400,212.95
2nd
Duco Olivier Haven “WouldIlieToYOU”
Netherlands
US$ 289,361.76
3rd
Christopher Puetz
Germany
US$ 209,214.44
4th
Yakov Nesterov “YaNesterov”
Russia
US$ 151,266.20
5th
Ioannis Konstas
Greece
US$ 109,368.56
6th
Benjamin Miner
USA
US$ 79,075.69
7th
Oliver Weis
Germany
US$ 57,175.32
Bracelet #2: $1,111 Every1 for War Relief – CLAAS SEGEBRECHT – US$ 102,152
Buy in: US$ 1,111
Entries: 730
Prize pool: US$ 811,030
ITM: 125 places
Final table payouts
1st
Claas Segebrecht
Austria
US$ 102,152.18
2nd
Ramon Sfalsin “cancrivoro”
Brazil
US$ 78,314.68
3rd
Benjamin Miner
Austria
US$ 60,040.1
4th
Aleksandr Mityayev “RainMtime”
Russia
US$ 46,029.93
5th
Amir Farzaie “Benrus5150”
Canada
US$ 35,288.95
6th
Dmitry Urbanovich
Lithuania
US$ 27,054.31
7th
Michael Carter “MarathonOG”
Costa Rica
US$ 20,741.28
8th
Jeffrey Reardon “jumping gn”
Canada
US$ 15,901.32
9th
Chris Klodnicki
Canada
US$ 12,190.77
Bracelet #3: $2,500 Limit Hold’em Championship – RAFAEL CAIAFFA – US$ 64,671
Buy in: US$ 2,500
Entries: 124
Prize pool: US$ 294,500
ITM: 20 places
Final table payouts
1st
Rafael Caiaffa “BruxoR10”
Brazil
US$ 64,671.04
2nd
Jifeng Huang “Snakey”
Hong Kong
US$ 48,020.69
3rd
Rostyslav Sabishchenko “Lucky_boi”
Ukraine
US$ 36,855.15
4th
Matthew Stumpf “LJoseph62”
Canada
US$ 27,822.28
5th
Andreas Hagen “BrautHaaland”
Norway
US$ 21,003.30
6th
Antonio Lievano “soflo”
USA
US$ 15,855.57
7th
Yauhen Kontush “takemeaway”
Belarus
US$ 11,969.49
8th
Ren Lin “Zhao Zi Long”
Hong Kong
US$ 9,035.88
9th
Yueqi Zhu “zhoubotong22”
China
US$ 6,821.26
Bracelet #4: $1,050 Bounty Deepstack NLH – JACOPO OLIVIERI ACHILLE – US$ 96,769
Buy in: US$ 1,050
E124ntries: 986
Prize pool: US$ 986,000
ITM: 134 places
Final table payouts (inludes bounties)
1st
Jacopo Olivieri Achille “JESUSYAAZY”
Italy
US$ 96,769.94
2nd
Carlos Henrique Ferreira Silva “Wtfisthis”
Brazil
US$ 66,052.17
3rd
Alexandre Mantovani
Brazil
US$ 42,363.98
4th
Fang Wang “nanafish”
China
US$ 42,511.88
5th
Danilo Gomez “Olag”
Brazil
US$ 30,936.50
6th
Bryan Paris
USA
US$ 17,944.21
7th
Petr Skripka “DimarikSPB”
Serbia
US$ 22,372.05
8th
Paulo Goncalves “Pokerggbras”
Brazil
US$ 14,381.80
9th
Matthew Jewett “Dodgetothemoon”
USA
US$ 19,676.73
Bracelet #5: $315 6-Handed Bounty NLH – JON GARDE – US$ 60,714
Jon Garde – Photo credit PokerNews
Buy in: US$ 315
Entries: 2,312
Prize pool: US$ 693,600
ITM: 332 places
Final table payouts (includes bounties)
1st
Jon Garde “Marklanders1”
France
US$ 60,714.05
2nd
Weichao Zhang “ZWC8794”
China
US$ 39,066.71
3rd
Joshua Hoesel “slayerv1fan”
USA
US$ 29,820.83
4th
Anant Bhandari “an@ntrocks”
India
US$ 17,356.49
5th
Wuyi Wang “Loris51”
China
US$ 15,918.65
6th
Timo Kamphues “omaha4lolz”
Germany
US$ 13,463.92
7th
Evgeny Starinkov “Top1itsEasy”
Russia
US$ 12,287.19
Bracelet #9: $525 Bounty Pot Limit Omaha – AMICHAI BARER – US$ 60,888
Amichal Barer – Photo credit WSOP / PokerNews – Christian Zetzsche
Buy in: US$ 525
Entries: 1,142
Prize pool: US$ 571,000
ITM: 170 places
Final table payouts (includes bounties)
1st
Amichai Barer
Canada
US$ 60,888.87
2nd
Elias Harala
Finland
US$ 27,498.88
3rd
Christopher Klodnicki
USA
US$ 35,963.29
4th
Marcel Brunner “Maverick1985”
Australia
US$ 19,053.66
5th
MIchael Iakovlev “Minthon”
Russia
US$ 11,584.13
6th
Nir Amar “Wish-u-luck”
Iceland
US$ 11,807.83
7th
Markku Koplimaa
Estonia
US$ 9,024.17
8th
Arkadiusz Liszewski “Noksukow”
Poland
US$ 7,585
9th
Alexandru Baron “Lexandru”
Canada
US$ 6,889.04
Bracelet #11: Double Stack Bounty NLH – GUSTAV MASTELOTTO – US$ 106,562
Buy in: US$ 400
Entries: 3,550
Prize pool: US$ 1,349,000
ITM: 440 places
Final table payouts (includes bounties)
1st
Gustavo Mastelotto “Astor
Brazil
US$ 106,562.52
2nd
Kasparas Klezys
Lithuania
US$ 76,265.52
3rd
Tsz Kin Heung “TongMing”
Hong Kong
US$ 43,115.07
4th
Guilherme Henrique Siqueira Vigario “Relaxxx”
Brazil
US$ 33,392.34
5th
Gabriel Schroeder
Brazil
US$ 23,725.64
6th
Eyal Alksnis “PhilIveyKing”
Israel
US$ 16,711.48
7th
Paulo Cesar Pavim “pcpavim1”
Brazil
US$ 17,674.02
8th
Franco Spitale “pelaguacha”
Argentina
US$ 13,353.17
9th
Felipe Morelli “FelipeAA23”
Brazil
US$ 9,322.66
Bracelet #14: Deepstack Championship NLH – ALMAZ ZHDANOV – US$ 246,494
Buy in: US$ 2,500
Entries: 705
Prize pool: US$ 1,674,375
ITM: 107 places
Final table payouts
1st
Almaz Zhdanov
Russia
US$ 246,494.75
2nd
Toni Kaukua “Noceur”
Finland
US$ 187,273.41
3rd
Alex Kulev “FutureofMe”
Bulgaria
US$ 142,280.49
4th
Dennys Luis Ramos
Brazil
US$ 108,097.27
5th
Michael Buznik “GambitPoker”
Iceland
US$ 82,126.62
6th
Gytis Lazauninkas
Lithuania
US$ 62,395.48
7th
Patrick Leonard
UK
US$ 47,404.78
8th
Gabriel Moura
Brazil
US$ 36,015.65
9th
Roland Rokita
Austria
US$ 27,362.93
Bracelet #16: Ultra Deepstack NLH – JOHNATHAN GILLIAM – US$ 149,250
Buy in: US$ 1,000
Entries: 1,156
Prize pool: US$ 1,098,200
ITM: 197 places
Final table payouts
1st
Johnathan Gilliam “FerdaBois”
USA
US$ 149,520.26
2nd
Frank Lillis “PieOMy”
Ireland
US$ 112,123.85
3rd
Kunal Chandra “EV CHOP”
India
US$ 84,081
4th
Joao Oliveira
Brazil
US$ 63,051.82
5th
Thomas Ward “readytoship”
New Zealand
US$ 47,282.17
6th
Leonid Bilokur “Mikleler”
Russia
US$ 35,456.65
7th
Song Xue “xuesong”
China
US$ 26,588.77
8th
Gabi Livshitz “kidrurim”
China
US$ 19,938.77
9th
Ankit Ahuja “Narenji”
India
US$ 14,951.97
Bracelet #17: THE BIG 500 NLH – VICENTE DELGADO – US$ 174,497
Vicente Delgado – Photo credit – PokerNews – Danny Maxwell
Buy in: US$ 500
Entries: 3,142
Prize pool: US$ 1,491,975
ITM: 503 places
Final table payouts
1st
Vicente Delgado
Spain
US$ 174,497.12
2nd
Milos Petakovic “Picasso98”
Serbia
US$ 130,852.73
3rd
Kyriakos Papadopoulos
Greece
US$ 98,125.70
4th
Wiktor Skorupa “badbeat33”
Poland
US$ 73,584
5th
Marton Czuczor “Pato Negro”
Hungary
US$ 55,180.16
6th
Dario Delpiano “DontBe@Snitch!”
Italy
US$ 41,379.22
7th
Jens Lakemeier
Germany
US$ 31,030.07
8th
Oliver James Sprason “SprasesAces”
UK
US$ 23,269.32
9th
Vedat Cavli “veca”
Turkey
US$ 17,449.43
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