We are almost halfway through the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online series with over more than 12 events reaching their conclusion. In this report, we will share a short report on bracelet Events 9, 10, 11, and 12. The online poker series has been running on GGPoker since August 18, and players now have 25 days left to claim the remaining 21 online bracelets.
Fresh off from his WPT Cambodia Championship victory, Germany’s Konstantin Held became the latest bracelet winner at the series. He claimed his first online bracelet for his victory in the WSOP Online Mini Main Event NLH.
Konstantin Held Wins Event #12: $500 Mini Main Event NLH
The German Poker pro Konstantin Held wins his career-first gold bracelet in the $500 buy-in Mini Main Event, securing a staggering six-figure sum of $574,199. Event #12: $500 Mini Main Event NLH attracted 9,220 players, creating a staggering prize pool of $4,379,500. Held kicked off 2024 with a victory at the inaugural WPT Cambodia Championship.
Only 952 players made it into the money, with several Asian players finishing deep. China’s Chuan Feng narrowly missed 1st place and finished as the runner-up and took $442,581. Australian player Yongjia Lin was eliminated in 4th place, earning $263,179, while Vietnam’s Trong Hieu Ngo “OverTheTop113” finished in 9th place to collect $71,783.
Event #12: $500 NLH Mini Main Final Table Payouts
1-Konstantin ‘Shane Gillis’ Held (Austria) – $574,199.42
2-Chuan ‘Edward828’ Feng (China) – $442,5581.54
3-Breno Bertalia (Brazil) – $341,287.73
4-Yongjia ‘Yonglia’ Lin (New Zealand) – $263,179.35
5-Alexander ‘A Kirichenko’ Kirichenko (Russia) – $202,949.97
6-David ‘Walla1234’ Henriksson (Mexico) – $156,506.66
7-David ‘siickfish’ González (Mexico) – $120,693.86
8-Povilas ‘pingpongdonk’Jakutis (Lithuania) – $93,078.59
9-Trong Hieu ‘OverTheTop113’ Ngo (Vietnam) – $71,783.91
Michael Khan Wins Event #11: Flip & Go NLH
Canada’s Michael Khan defeated China’s Hanwen Tao aka “lonelyback, in the heads-up battle to win his first World Series of Poker gold bracelet and a payout of $165,549. Tao had to exist in 2nd place for $127,629. The event generated 7,346 entries, creating a prize pool of $1,228,920.
Like other tournaments, Asian made it into the deep but failed to claim any bracelet. 0Malaysia’s “Lucky Ming” ended up in 9th place and received $20,704. Philippine poker pro-Marc Rivera locked up third place for $98,419.
Event #11: $100 NLH Flip & Go Fianl Table Payouts
- Michael Khan (Cyprus) – $165,549.73
- Hanwen ‘lonelyback’ Tao (China) – $127,629.04
- Marc Rivera (Philippines) – $98,419.53
- ‘Chuckster’ (Romania) – $75,896.02
- Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – $58,527.96
- ‘tRyT0eXpIo¡T’ (Poland) – $45,135.39
- ‘joyeux’ (Mexico) – $34,808.25
- ‘YCFSM ZDES’ (Russia) – $26,845.06
- ‘Lucky Ming’ (Malaysia) – $20,704.51
Ourania Zarkantzia Claims Second Gold Bracelet At 5-Card Plo
Ouarnia Zarkantzia has claimed his second career bracelet in Event #10: $1,000 5-Card PLO for a six-figure score of $103,674. The event drew 709 entries, building up a prize pool of $673,550, with Zarkantzia taking a bigger piece from the prize pool. Zarkantzia won his first gold bracelet in the 2022 WSOP Online Colossus Event.
Event #10: $1,000 5-card PLO Final Table Payouts:
- Ourania ‘Hakuna@Matata’ Zarkantzia (Cyprus) – $103,674.89
- Oliver Weis (Austria) – $76,909.53
- Alkiviadis Stamatis (Cyprus) – $57,054.29
- Oskar ‘BrcItBtch’ Silow (Austria) – $42,324.91
- Tiago Matheus ‘ElTikito’ Pinheiro (Brazil) – $31,398.14
- ‘Kronofogden’ (Austria) – $23,292.28
- Erik ‘Ye-Ric’ Nordstrand (Norway) – $17,279.07
- ‘SagaNoren’ (Finland) – $11,173.90
Acacio Bispo Wins Event #9: $320 Bounty NLH
Portuguese player Acacio Bispo “Maestro_10” outlasted over 3,500 players to claim his first career gold bracelet. Event #9: $320 buy-in bounty NLH pulled 3,610 entries, building up a prize pool of $1,074,336.
Several Asian players took part in the event, but only three players made a deep final table finish, including two Indian players “Easychips” in 5th place ($28,976) and India’s Nishaanth Shanmughasundaram “SoonaPaana” in 6th place ($27,558) respectively. Japan’s Seiichi Kanemitsu fell short of reaching 1st place and bowed out in 2nd place for $59,766.
Final Table Payouts (USD)
- Acacio ‘Maestro_10’ Bispo (Portugal) – $107,204.29
- Seiichi ‘songu227’ Kanemitsu (Japan) – $59,766.88
- ‘Priscilo’ (Brazil) – $54,826.80
- Sergei Denisov (Russia) – $35,293.25
- ‘EasyShips’ (India) – $28,976.73
- Nishaanth ‘SoonaPaana’ Shanmughasundaram (India) – $27,557.83
- Filipe Monteiro (Brazil) – $20,952.53 ($16,302.54 + $4,649.99)
- ‘knossos’ (Estonia) – $15,400.27
- Roman Hrabek (Austria) – $16,034.20
2024 WSOP Online Winners So Far
| Event | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize |
| #1: 5th Annual WSOP Kick-Off [Bounty, Final Stage] | 3369 | $1,600,275 | Lemonw | $74,467.28 + $94,539.86 |
| #2: $300 Gladiators of Poker, $2.5M GTD [Day 2] | 11630 | $3,244,770 | R Cekalins | $409,886.44 |
| #3: $2,100 Bounty NLH Championship | 798 | $1,596,000 | Bryn Kenney | $94,635.24 + $131,421.89 |
| #4: $840 Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha | 881 | $704,800 | Uncapped | $109,561.83 |
| #5: $500 Ladies No-Limit Hold’em Championship | 166 | $88,350 | RoThorlay_ | $16,512.63 |
| #6: $1,500 MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold’em | 1437 | $2,047,725 | TiananmenSquare | $263,719.93 |
| #7: $215 Mystery Millions – $1M Top Bounty [Day 2] | 52452 | $10,375,005 | Vlad Darie | $623,718.51 |
| #8: $2,500 Turbo NLH Championship | 623 | $1,479,625 | AmassTeRoK | $219,233.45 |
| Event #9: $320 Bounty NLH | 3,610 | $1,074.336 | Acacio ‘Maestro_10’ Bispo | $107,204.29 |
| Event #10: $1,000 5-Card PLO. | 709 | $ 673,550. | Ourania Zarkantzia | $ 103,674. |
| Event #11: Flip & Go NLH | 7,346 | $ 1,228,920 | Michael Khan | $ 165,549. |
| Event #12 $500 Mini Main Event NLH | 9,220 | $ 4,379,500 | Konstantin Held | $ 574,199. |
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