2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events

With Craig Timmis out and the other players at the table below thirty big blinds, Stoyan Madanzhiev simply open-shoved from middle position. Joao Santos called one seat over for 9,642,809 total.

Stoyan Madanzhiev:
Joao Santos:

The board left little room for doubt and Santos received an extra ten million.

Second to act, Thomas Ward opened to 1 million and Craig Timmis then moved all in for 11,787,164 from one seat over in the hijack. Stoyan Madanzhiev called in the cutoff and all other players including Ward folded.

Craig Timmis:
Stoyan Madanzhiev:

The flop gave Timmis some back door outs and he found one of them on the turn. However, the river brought no help and the Brit was sent to the rail in 13th place for $161,686.

Updates on the big pots with Samuel Vousden and Stoyan Madanzhiev to follow.

The final 13 players in the WSOP Online Main Event are on a six-minute break.

Tyler Rueger opened the action with a raise to 1,105,000 and was called by Samuel Taylor in the big blind. Taylor check-called a bet of 1 million on the and did so again for 3,244,500 on the turn.

The river was checked and Taylor revealed the for top pair, which won the pot as Rueger only had .

As far shortest stack on their table, former Starcraft player Xuming Qimoved all in from the small blind and received an instant call from Satoshi Isomae in the big blind.

Xuming Qi:
Satoshi Isomae:

On a board of , Qi picked up some counterfeit outs but ultimately bricked off to bust in 14th place for a payday of $113,465.

Mateusz Rypulak open-shoved 5,243,162 from middle position and Julien Perouse reshoved for 8,678,194 in the cutoff.

In the big blind, Stefan Schillhabel tanked for over a minute before calling it off for nearly all of his chips, putting two players at risk.

Mateusz Rypulak:
Julien Perouse:
Stefan Schillhabel:

Schillhabel's jacks remained ahead after the flop and the on the turn sealed it, making the river a mere formality. Both Rypulak and Perouse received $113,465 for their deep runs.

Benjamin Rolle limped the small blind and Tyler Rueger checked his option from the big blind. Rolle min-bet the flop and did so again for 1.74 million on the turn, as Rueger called both times.

The fell on the river and Rolle activated his time bank, then bet for 2.48 million. Rueger also needed some extra time and made the call to win the pot with the , as Rolle was caught bluffing with .

Stefan Schillhabel was all-in and at risk just shy of 5M holding against the of Xuming Qi. The board came for Schillhabel to pair his inferior kicker and stay alive in the tournament.

Two hands after the amazing call against Craig Timmis, Samuel Vousden found himself involved in another pot. This time, it was Thomas Ward who shoved all in for 6,192,240 from early position and Vousden who called in the small blind.

Thomas Ward:
Samuel Vousden:

The flop brought the ace Ward needed, and after the turn and river he could stack up the virtual chips.