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The World Series of Poker just wrapped its online series in the United States. In addition to the online bracelets awarded this summer, another series in September and October gave players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania a few dozen more opportunities.
We have a list of those winners…most of them, anyway.
How Many Bracelets?
When the WSOP announced its intention to offer a WSOP Online series after the summer WSOP, it put the grand total of bracelets to be awarded in 2022 over the 200 mark. The actual number was 211, which included the 89 awarded in Las Vegas this summer, the 15 soon to be awarded at WSOP Europe, and a total of 107 bracelets online.
That number may not be accurate now, though, because two of the online bracelet events – one in Michigan and one in Pennsylvania, the same exact event actually – has no result listed. The WSOP site no longer has most of the tournament results in the lobby, the Hendon Mob database doesn’t have results for those events, and the WSOP website’s results page doesn’t have any information. (To be fair, the WSOP website results typically only provide partial information anyway.)
Assuming the event did run, that makes 211 bracelets for 2022.
No Totals Yet
But wait, there’s more!
Though not listed on the WSOP website, GGPoker issued a press release informing that the WSOP is awarding several bracelets on its new online poker site in Ontario, Canada. The WSOP site in Ontario is on the GG platform, so it appears that GGPoker took over the announcements for this mini-series.
Ontario’s three bracelet events are running at the end of October as follows:
Since this site just recently opened, the WSOP and GG wanted to celebrate its launch in Ontario with bracelet events. “Winning authentic WSOP gold bracelets is one big reason to play on the licensed and regulated WSOP.ca site in Ontario,” WSOP Executive Director Ty Stewart said.
Those three put the grand total of bracelets for 2022 at 214 (or 212 if the aforementioned Michigan and Pennsylvania events didn’t run).
And the Winners Online Were…
Other than the Hendon Mob database, there is nary a list of WSOP Online bracelet event winners to be found. Here’s the one for the Pennsylvania market:
Pennsylvania
Event
Buy-in
Tournament Description
Entries
Prize Pool
Winner
1
$500
NLHE Monster Stack
198
$89,100
Richard Ali (USA) $20,716
2
$365
NLHE
255
$18,605
Jeffrey Cole (USA) $13,277
3
$400
NLHE Ultra Deepstack PKO
unknown
unknown
unknown
4
$777
NLHE Lucky 7s
169
$124,598
Boris Kravets (USA) $30,701
5
$1,500
NLHE
133
$88,200
Andrew Voor (USA) $20,507
6
$1,000
NLHE Championship
129
$116,100
Cherish Andrews (USA) $31,986
And these are the Michigan market bracelet winners:
Michigan
Buy-in
Tournament Description
Entries
Prize Pool
Winner
$500
NLHE Monster Stack
174
$78,300
Michael Hepworth (USA) $18,205
$365
NLHE
247
$81,016
George Janssen (USA) $12,963
$400
NLHE Ultra Deepstack PKO
unknown
unknown
unknown
$777
NLHE Lucky 7s
153
$107,100
Thomas Metz (USA) $26,389
$1,500
NLHE
170
$76,500
Andrew Korby (USA) $17,786
$1,000
NLHE Championship
142
$127,800
Jonathan Schiller (USA) $31,490
And finally, the Nevada/New Jersey market offered 33 bracelets. And these were the winners:
Nevada & New Jersey
Event
Buy-in
Tournament Description
Entries
Prize Pool
Winner
1
$400
NLHE Series Kick-Off
474
$271,800
Ori Hasson (Israel) $58,491
2
$500
NLHE Monster Stack
508
$314,100
Benjamin Garrick (USA) $64,590
3
$3,200
NLHE High Roller
99
$376,960
Drew O'Connell (USA) $96,087
4
$1,000
PLO 6-Max
273
$245,700
Soheb Porbandarwala (USA) $57,125
5
$500
NLHE Turbo Deepstack
515
$231,750
Christopher Castiglia (USA) $44,704
6
$800
NLHE Ultra Deepstack
393
$282,960
Vito Distefano (USA) $57,355
7
$365
NLHE
571
$299,722
Jeremy Ausmus (USA) $51,807
8
$1,000
NLHE 6-Max
384
$345,600
Jesse Lonis (USA) $73,370
9
$600
NLHE Deepstack Championship
515
$279,100
Timothy Faro (USA) $50,864
10
$2,500
NLHE
153
$355,725
William Romaine (USA) $79,753
11
$400
PLO 6-Max
365
$131,400
Tanner Bibat (USA) $29,460
12
$400
NLHE Ultra Deepstack
763
$274,680
Jesse Yaginuma (USA) $47,520
13
$1,000
NLHE
365
$328,500
Nathan Zimnik (USA) $69,741
14
$500
NLHE 6-Max
561
$252,450
Jeremiah Williams (USA) $48,698
15
$365
NLHE Turbo Deepstack
701
$229,944
Tanner Bibat (USA) $42,054
16
$500
NLHE Deepstack
555
$249,750
Connor Stuewe (USA) $45,679
17
$777
NLHE Lucky 7s
564
$394,800
Michael Holtz (USA) $76,157
18
$1,000
NLHE Turbo Deepstack
344
$309,600
Michael Gagliano (USA) $62,756
19
$1,500
NLHE
332
$456,500
Jordyn Miller (USA) $96,915
20
$500
NLHE Turbo
479
$215,550
Mark Dibello (USA) $41,580
21
$600
NLHE 6-Max
448
$241,920
Maxx Coleman (USA) $46,666
22
$500
NLHE Big 500
462
$333,900
Matthew Paoletti (USA) $61,070
23
$1,500
NLHE
244
$335,500
Michael Mercaldo (USA) $68,005
24
$7,777
NLHE Lucky 7s High Roller
88
$649,716
Jared Strauss (USA) $181,769
25
$2,000
NLHE 8-Max
162
$421,800
Evan Sandberg (USA) $94,568
26
$3,200
NLHE High Roller 6-Max
111
$452,960
Christopher Staats (USA) $111,609
27
$500
NLHE Super Turbo
411
$184,950
Patrick Eskandar (USA) $37,489
28
$365
NLHE Monster Stack
790
$259,120
Desmond Haynes (USA) $44,828
29
$1,000
NLHE Championship
542
$487,800
Frank Funaro (USA) $94,097
30
$5,300
NLHE High Roller
85
$425,000
Brian Kim (USA) $119,000
31
$600
NLHE Deep Freeze
366
$197,640
Qinghai Pan (USA) $36,148
32
$10,000
NLHE Super High Roller 8-Max
52
$499,276
Justin Saliba (USA) $154,752
33
$500
NLHE Fall Finale
640
$288,000
Hung Truong (USA) $52,675
Note that Tanner Bibat was the only multiple bracelet winner of this series. He claimed two of them by winning Events 11 and 15.
With those events in the books, the only bracelet winners yet to be discovered are the three in Ontario and the 15 of WSOP Europe that starts this week at King’s Casino in Rozvadov.
