Event #38: $600 Monster Stack No Limit Hold'em 6-Handed | 2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events

2020-07-25 12:35 UTC

Chen Down a Bullet

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Nível 3 : 250/500, 60 ante

Pete Chen has been eliminated on the first of three possible bullets when he lost the vast majority of his stack against "BKBroker" from Ireland. On a flop they got into a raising war and Chen eventually piled it in by using the "not sure if" emoji to find his drawing slim versus .

The turn and river completed the board to leave him short.

Chen got it in one hand later with against the of "Fatipro" and the spelled his end on the first bullet.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Fatipro	125,383 4,383	4,383
BKBroker	83,834 83,834	83,834
Pete Chen	Eliminado

2020-07-25 12:18 UTC

A Knockout for Ramos

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Nível 2 : 175/350, 40 ante

GGPoker ambassador Felipe Ramos looked up "Iwant2callU" who had already lost a big portion of his stack prior to that and they headed into the following showdown:

"Iwant2callU":
Felipe Ramos:

The board came and Ramos had the checkmark on the turn.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Felipe Ramos	60,799 60,799	60,799

Iwant2callU	Eliminado

Tags: Felipe Ramos

2020-07-25 10:35 UTC

Who Will Win the Bracelet in Event #38: $600 Monster Stack No Limit Hold'em 6-Handed?

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The 2020 GGPoker World Series of Poker Online Bracelet Events will determine another champion ahead of the second Super Sunday of the festival on the GGNetwork. A coveted WSOP gold bracelet will be up for grabs in Event #38: $600 Monster Stack No Limit Hold'em 6-Handed and 90 minutes prior to the start at 12 p.m. GMT (2 p.m. CET), some 180 players were already signed up.

It is also the first event in which players can start earning points towards the asian-friendly Dragon Asia Player of the Series leaderboard and comes with a late afternoon start for most Asian countries. Poker enthusiasts from Central Europe have just about to finished their lunch before heading to the virtual tables whereas Brazilians may finish their breakfast first before taking advantage of the late registration, which lasts three and a half hours.

The tournament is played in a six-max format which will ensure plenty of action at all times and each participant receives 50,000 in chips with a level duration of 15 minutes from start to finish. Since this tournament features a buy-in of fewer than $1,000, the bubble protection is available to all those that registered before the start. During the late registration period, players can re-enter a maximum of two times in order to take another shot at glory if they run out of chips early on.

Once nine players remain, the final table will be set and all real names of the contenders for the WSOP bracelet will be revealed. The tournament will play down to a winner today and you can follow all the action right here on PokerNews.