David "ZONEDin" Jackson Wins Maiden WSOP Bracelet in Event #25: $777 LUCKY SEVENS ($194,178)
David "ZONEDin" Jackson of the United States earned his first WSOP bracelet after taking down Event #25: $777 LUCKY SEVENS as part of the 2021 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events. Jackson made it through a field of 2,014 entries to win the bracelet and a $194,178 cash. He defeated Dumitru "DDimancescu" Pora during heads-up play, sending the Romanian pro home with $140,394.
The $777 buy-in tournament did not have a guarantee but saw a prize pool of $1,486,634. Only 22 players made it to Day 2 after nine hours of play on Day 1.
Final Result Event #25: $777 LUCKY SEVENS No Limit Hold'em
| Place | Winner | Country | Prize (in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | David "ZONEDin" Jackson | United States | $194,178 |
| 2 | Dumitru "DDimancescu" Pora | Romania | $140,394 |
| 3 | Weilin "Ace predator" Wang | China | $101,508 |
| 4 | Mike Watson | Canada | $73,392 |
| 5 | Lucio "WizardOfAz" Lima | Brazil | $53,064 |
| 6 | Ken "ken@king" Okada | Japan | $38,366 |
| 7 | Masakazu "Brian-Miyamoto" Miyamoto | Japan | $27,740 |
Jackson, who is from Jacksonville, Florida, already had a WSOP ring under his belt from winning the 2017 WSOP Circuit Event #3: $580 No-Limit Hold'em in North Carolina for a score of $39.938. He entered Day 2 of the tournament fourth in chips and reached the seven-handed final table in the same position.
Jackson played tight in the early stages of the final table and took down a big pot when he made two-pair with ace-king against his opponent's smaller two-pair. He later took the chip lead during three-handed play after doubling when his pocket fours held against the ace-queen of eventual runner-up Pora.
Final Table Action
The seven-handed final table began after Argentinian pro Leandro Bianchini busted on the bubble in eighth place when his ace-four was pipped by his opponent's ace-five. Masakazu "Brian-Miyamoto" Miyamoto of Japan was next out after that, busting in brutal fashion when he flopped a flush and his opponent flopped the nut flush.
Fellow Japanese pro Ken "ken@king" Okada was eliminated in sixth place when he got all-in pre-flop with king-jack against the eight-seven of Mike Watson, who made two-pair on the river. A couple orbits later, Watson scored a double when he turned a flush against Pora's jacks. The Canadian pro ended up busting in fourth place for $73,392 when his two-pair was no good against the trips of China's Weilin "Ace predator" Wang.
Heads-Up Play
Heads-up play began when Pora eliminated Wang in an all-in confrontation where Pora's ace-eight got there against Wang's ace-queen, sending the latter player out in third place for $101,508. Jackson took a massive chip lead early into the heads-up match when he flopped two-pair and got it in against the pocket kings of Pora. Pora got some of those chips back shortly after by doubling with king-six against the jack-ten of his opponent, but Jackson maintained a sizable chip advantage.
In the final hand of the tournament, Pora and Jackson were all-in pre-flop with ace-eight and king-three, respectively. Pora was ahead with ace-high until Jackson paired his king on the river and locked up the victory.
That concludes this bracelet event as part of the 2021 GGPoker WSOP Online. PokerNews will continue bringing you coverage of online bracelet events, so stay tuned.
, on which Jackson picked up a flush draw. The 
turn didn't change things but the 
peeled off on the river, giving Jackson a pair of kings and sending Pora out in second place for $140,394. Jackson in turn earned his first WSOP bracelet and a score of $194,178.
and his opponent paired his eight. A queen did not come on the 
flop and Watson raised all-in for 3.4 million. Wang made the call. 
improved Watson's hand but it wasn't enough to save him from elimination in fourth place.
flop, leading to the 
turn. Pora jammed to put Lima all-in and the latter player called off for 4.9 million. 
river, sending him out in fifth place.
and was an even bigger favorite when the brick 
river was a blank and Bianchini bubbled to the seven-handed final table.
and Sammartino called with his remaining 17,784 chips. 
