ClubGG is Offering $18,000 Worth of WSOP Bubble Protection For $49.99
Imagine how gutted you would be if you bought into the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event and navigated your way through several days of action only to crash out on the money bubble and having to return empty-handed. Now imagine how elated you would be if that happened but then the folks over at ClubGG gave you back your $10,000 buy-in.
ClubGG's incredible WSOP bubble protection promotion continues with four more events eligible for having their bubble protection. Scores of players were protected in The Housewarming, the Monster Stack, the Millionaire Maker, and the Colossus after signing up for a $49.99 per month ClubGG subscription.
There are many reasons to sign up for a subscription at ClubGG, including being able to win your way into live events worldwide, including the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. But perhaps best of all, being a ClubGG subscriber protects your bubble for the events shown below, which kick off over the weekend.
- Event #66: $1,000 Mini Main Event - July 1 to 3
- Event #68: $1,000 Million Dollar Bounty - July 2 to 7
- Event #70: $10,000 Main Event - July 3 to 17
The three WSOP tournaments above are all covered by ClubGG's bubble protection. Finish exactly one place outside the money, find a PokerNews or ClubGG representative at the WSOP, give them a few details, and if you are a ClubGG Platinum member you will receive your first buy-in back as WSOP credit for future events. Players should head to the GGLounge, located between Bally's and Paris, between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Vegas time to claim their prize.
with Konnikova being ahead the whole time and the king on the turn solidifying her win. This increased her chip stack to over 1,000,000 and sent Balzano to the rail about halfway through Level 21.
to give her a pair of aces and the needed double up.
to bust Chamani from the ladies event.
in a three-way raised pot. Joan Short checked to Anita On who shoved for 270,000. Natalie Hof tanked for some time in the cutoff but ended up folding and so did Short.
in her hand and against Krista Lowery, who had made the call with 
giving her a pair of kings on the flop and a scoop of the pot.
, big blind Jessica Teusl bet 60,000 and received a call from Ronit Chamani on the button.
and Teusl checked to Chamani who bet 100,000. After thinking about it for a minute, Teusl called and Chamani flipped over 
for a straight on the river. Teusl mucked her cards without showing.
and took down the pot and the double up.
