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GGPoker Provides Final WSOP 2020 Online Numbers

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WSOP 2020 Online The WSOP 2020 Online is over. There were 85 tournaments – 31 for the US market and 54 for those in some parts of the international market – and they are now in the history books. GGPoker released the numbers for its 54 tournaments, and they include these highlights:
--Total prize pools: $147,789,550--Total entries: 239,754--Total participating nationalities: 166
We’ll do a breakdown of the GGPoker and WSOP.com events soon. Meanwhile, let’s look at the updates we provided to this point and the stats and final table results for the last of the official World Series of Poker events for this summer.--End of 31-event series on WSOP.com in US market--WSOP Events 32-40 on GGPoker--WSOP Events 41-46 on GGPoker--WSOP Events 47-53 on GGPoker--WSOP Events 54-64 on GGPoker--WSOP Events 65-69 on GGPoker--WSOP Events 70-78 on GGPoker--WSOP 2020 Online Main Event summaryWith help from live updates by PokerNews, here are the last of the results.This was an event that started on one weekend and finished the next to give fans a chance to rail the final four players in the heads-up high roller tournament. And when it was done, a GGPoker ambassador captured his second WSOP bracelet.
Buy-in: $25KTotal entries: 127Prize pool: $3,111,500Paid players: 8Minimum payout: $194,469
Winner:  Fedor Holz (Germay) $1,077,0252nd place:  Brunno Botteon (Brazil) $622,3003rd place:  Oktay Kahyaoglu (Turkey) $311,1504th place:  Sergi Reixach (Spain) $311,150https://twitter.com/CrownUpGuy/status/1302702213131837441?s=20

GG Event 80: $600 NLHE Six-Max (Pros’ Choice)

Unclear as to who exactly voted in this pros’ choice event, they made the decision to play a six-max tournament. And it ended with one American player winning his first bracelet.
Buy-in: $600Total entries: 2,408Prize pool: $1,372,560Paid players: 350Minimum payout: $1,259
Winner:  Jeffrey Dobrin (US) $189,6662nd place:  Idris Ambraisse (France) $144,9983rd place:  Vahe Martirosyan (Armenia) $104,2554th place:  Joao Santos (Brazil) $74,9605th place:  Marc MacDonnell (Ireland) $53,8976th place:  Sergio Veloso (Croatia) $38,752

GG Event 81: $1K NLHE 6-Handed Bounty (Random Choice)

Two hosts of a GGPoker On-Live webcast determined the details for this event. Dan Stemkoski and Calvin Lee spun a wheel at the very end of this very long video (starting at 2:09:00), and the spins made it a NLHE Bounty event with a $1,050 buy-in to be played six-handed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqFsSLBSgHI
Buy-in: $1KTotal entries: 1,925Prize pool: $1,925,000Paid players: 278Minimum payout: $1,184
Winner:  Nicolo “Paquitooo” Molinelli (Italy) $144,199 (plus $99,216 bounties)2nd place:  Kyle Menard (Canada) $104,644 (plus $23,773 bounties)3rd place:  Lukas Hafner (Austria) $75,940 (plus $22,959 bounties)4th place:  Longyun Li (China) $55,110 (plus $11,765 bounties)5th place:  Sami Kelopuro (Finland) $39,993 (plus $7,828 bounties)6th place:  Aleksandr Grishchuk (Russia) $29,023 (plus $1,966 bounties)

GG Event 82: $1K NLHE Bounty (Beat the Pros)

This was a tournament with quite a few well-known pros in the event, and it added a progressive bounty element. Bounties started at $250 each but increased in value as the tournament progressed.
Buy-in: $1KTotal players:  2,024Prize pool:  $2,024,000Paid players: 26Minimum payout: $4,012
Winner:  Melika “Melirazavii” Razavi (Iran) $239,1802nd place:  Dylan Linde (US) $147,4473rd place:  Andre Difelice (Canada) $114,4134th place:  Leonid Yanovski (Israel) $66,0565th place:  Martin Zamani (US) $51,0816th place:  Mike Leah (Canada) $41,8927th place:  Peter Chien (Canada) $40,2518th place:  Elio Fox (US) $28,4509th place:  Vadim Stoyanov (Russia) $2,704

GG Event 83: $10K NLHE WSOP Super Millions

As the last big buy-in event of the series, players lined up to participate in the Super MILLION$ event. And when it was complete, a well-known US pro captured his first bracelet.
Buy-in: $10KTotal entries:  899Prize pool: $8,720,300 (far surpassing $5M guarantee)Paid players: 134Minimum payout: $21,483
Winner:  Connor Drinan (US) $1,423,0492nd place:  Daniyar Aubakirov (Kazakhstan) $1,041,4143rd place:  Viktor Ustimov (Russia) $755,7544th place:  Chris Oliver (US) $548,4505th place:  Sylvain Loosli (France) $398,0106th place:  Suraj Mishra (India) $288,8367th place:  Christopher Kruk (Canada) $209,6098th place:  Arsenii Malinov (Russia) $152,1139th place:  Kenneth Smaron (US) $110,389https://twitter.com/GGPokerOfficial/status/1303437956892569601?s=20

GG Event 84: $100 NLHE WSOP Millions

This smaller buy-in version of the MILLION$ allowed more people to participate.
Buy-in: $100Total entries:  34,787Prize pool: $3,200,404 (easily surpassing $2M guarantee)Paid players: 3.600Minimum payout: $286
Winner:  Alexander “Kobbajun” Kobbeltvedt (Norway) $296,4032nd place:  Kostiantyn Vovhcenko (Ukraine) $203,0813rd place:  Anshuman Dash (Germany) $139,1514th place:  Anthony Cheung (Canada) $95,3465th place:  Beka Mukhiguli (Turkey) $65,3316th place:  Edvinas Jankaitis (Austria) $44,7647th place:  Renato Sakamoto (Brazil) $30,6728th place:  Kim Jaehyuk (China) $21,0169th place:  Alexandre Mantovani (Brazil) $14,400

GG Event 85: $500 NLHE Closer

The final chance to win a WSOP bracelet in the main series in 2020 was a $500 opportunity with unlimited reentries. And the winner walked away with serious money and his fourth career WSOP gold bracelet.
Buy-in: $500Total entries:  4,012Prize pool: $1,905,700Paid players: 476Minimum payout: $1,259
Winner:  Michael “Hneves” Gathy (Belgium) $272,5042nd place:  Yuan Yuan Li (China) $194,2483rd place:  Shankar Pillai (US) $138,4674th place:  Erik Von Buxhoeveden (Germany) $98,7045th place:  Luis Gustavo Kamei (Brazil) $70,3596th place:  Craig Mason (US) $50,1547th place:  Paul Hockin (New Zealand) $35,7518th place:  Toni Ojala (Finland) $25,4859th place:  Vitor Adiron (Brazil) $18,166https://twitter.com/GGPokerOfficial/status/1302817443807670272?s=20  

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