Stasiak Shines with Second Bracelet in WSOP 2020 Online

Written by Jennifer Newell

Last updated on August 11th, 2020

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The international portion of the 2020 World Series of Poker is well underway, just completing its third week of action. The WSOP 2020 Online has awarded more than 50 gold bracelets thus far, but a couple dozen opportunities remain on the schedule. Bracelet-awarding tournaments run through the first week of September on GGPoker and its sister sites.

To catch up to this point, these links should do it:

—End of 31-event series on WSOP.com in US market

—WSOP Events 32-40 on GGPoker

—WSOP Events 41-47 on GGPoker

As usual, PokerNews has the full tournament coverage, including live reporting on 2020 WSOP final tables, payouts, and information on the winners when possible. The schedule of events they cover is here on this PokerNews page.

Starting with Event 48, let’s get to the latest results through Sunday, August 9.

GG Event 47: $1K NLHE Short Deck

The popularity of Short Deck over the years shows with more bracelets in that variation each year. This year, it was on the Asia-friendly time schedule, and that worked for the winner, who hails from Malaysia.

Buy-in: $1K

Total entries: 487

Prize pool: $462,560

Paid players: 71

Minimum payout: $2,152

Winner:  Paul Teoh (Malaysia) $82,202

2^nd place:  Michelle Shah (US) $60,254

3^rd place:  Mike Watson (Canada) $44,166

4^th place:  Andrei Konopelko (Belarus) $32,373

5^th place:  Joseph Orsino (US) $23,730

6^th place:  Jose Luis Maslhia (Argentina) $17,394

7^th place:  Mykhailo Krasnytskyi (Ukraine) $12,750

8^th place:  Boon Heng Siong (Singapore) $9,345

9^th place:  Shota Nakanishi (Japan) $6,850

GG Event 48: $1,500 NLHE Millionaire Maker

This tournament has become one of the most popular at the WSOP in Las Vegas each year, and players flocked to it online as well. The event guaranteed $5 million in the prize pool and $1 million to the winner, but the actual numbers went far beyond that. And in the end, a player long thought to have deserved a WSOP gold bracelet won one.

Buy-in: $1,500

Total entries: 6,299

Prize pool: $8,976,075 (well past $5M GTD)

Paid players: 764

Minimum payout: $2,115

Winner:  Daniel Dvoress (Canada) $1,489,289

2^nd place:  Caio de Almeida (Brazil) $1,072,428

3^rd place:  Anatoly Filatov (Russia) $772,251

4^th place:  Michael Nugent (Canada) $556,095

5^th place:  Alejandro Caridad (Argentina) $400,412

6^th place:  Neville Endo Costa (Brazil) $288,356

7^th place:  Ronny Kaiser (Switzerland) $207,644

8^th place:  Tomasz Cybulski (Poland) $149,523

9^th place:  Aneris Adomkevicius (Lithuania) $107,671

Thank you, and thank you for the last minute pre-tournament session 🙂 https://t.co/gp0Udsq4Us

— Daniel Dvoress (@DDvoress) August 8, 2020

GG Event 49: $500 NLHE Turbo Deepstack  

A turbo with deep stacks on a Sunday night was just what the players ordered, and a Lithuanian captured his first bracelet in approximately six hours of play.

Buy-in: $500

Total entries: 2,978

Prize pool: $1,414,550

Paid players: 368

Minimum payout: $1,213

Winner:  Vladas “apuokos” Burneikis (Lithuania) $192,523

2^nd place:  Pierre Merlin (France) $147,052

3^rd place:  Boris Kolev (Bulgaria) $105,732

4^th place:  Brendan Sheehan (Ireland) $76,022

5^th place:  Jeff Cormier (Canada) $54,660

6^th place:  Ezequiel Waigel (Argentina) $39,031

7^th place:  Zhewen Hu (China) $28,258

8^th place:  Guillaume Nolet (Canada) $20,317

9^th place:  Jimmy Guerrero (France) $14,608

GG Event 50: $2,100 NLHE Bounty Championship

Players love bounty tournaments. Some specialize in collecting bounties, as did this winner who took in nearly as much in bounties as in his cash prize.

Buy-in: $2,100

Total players:  1,168

Prize pool:  $2,336,000

Paid players: 170

Minimum payout: $2,258

Winner:  Enrico “GTOExploiter” Camosci (Italy) $327,319 ($184,579 cash, $142,740 bounties)

2^nd place:  Omer Ozsirkintis (Turkey) $182,564

3^rd place:  Aki Virtanen (Finland) $144,249

4^th place:  Alexander Fitasov (Russia) $77,293

5^th place:  Murilo Figueredo (Brazil) $69,849

6^th place:  Renato Valentim (Brazil) $44,463

7^th place:  Connor Drinan (US) $44,312

8^th place:  Dominik Panka (Poland) $37,378

9^th place:  Damian Salas (Argentina) $36,527

A huge win for Italy’s Enrico Camosci in @WSOP Evrnt 50 last night. pic.twitter.com/gBTiA4iHGf

— GGPoker (@GGPoker) August 5, 2020

GG Event 51: $400 PLO

This one was a straight-up, low buy-in, great game of Omaha. And the man who won has played a long time in his father’s footsteps and now has a PLO bracelet to match his father’s.

Buy-in: $400

Total entries:  2,005

Prize pool: $753,880

Paid players: 278

Minimum payout: $876

Winner:  Eoghan “DrRoche” O’Dea (Ireland) $100,945

2^nd place:  Nital Jethalal (Canada) $81,963

3^rd place:  Robert Le Roux (South Africa) $59,480

4^th place:  Benjamin Voreland (Norway) $43,165

5^th place:  Jarred Solomon (South Africa) $31,325

6^th place:  Chi Chung Ho (Hong Kong) $22,732

7^th place:  Ruslan Nazarenko (Ukraine) $16,497

8^th place:  Lorenzo Bazei (Brazil) $11,972

9^th place:  Daniel Juncadella (Spain) $8,688

https://twitter.com/henry_kilbane/status/1291237942065868801?s=20

GG Event 52: $1K NLHE

What seemed like a regular ol’ No Limit Hold’em event turned into a historic one, as the winner became the first in this 2020 WSOP Online to win two gold bracelets.

Buy-in: $1K

Total entries:  2,006

Prize pool: $1,906,700

Paid players: 278

Minimum payout: $2,214

Winner:  Alek “astazz” Stasiak (Canada) $273,505

2^nd place:  Kunal Bhatia (India) $207,190

3^rd place:  Dejan Kaladjurdjevic (Montenegro) $150,358

4^th place:  Denis Peganov (Latvia) $109,114

5^th place:  Vincas Tamasauskas (Lithuania) $79,184

6^th place:  Thomas Hueber (Austria) $57,464

7^th place:  Jesse Mercado (Canada) $41,701

8^th place:  Jimmy Guerrero (France) $30,263

9^th place:  Federico Molina (Argentina) $21,962

GG Event 53: $800 PLO Double Stack

The first tournament last weekend set for players in the Asia-Pacific time zone gave deeper stacks to PLO fans. And a US player ended up winning his first gold in this one.

Buy-in: $800

Total entries:  4831

Prize pool: $631,560

Paid players: 116

Minimum payout: $1,795

Winner:  Frank “Sbma2016” Crivello (US) $94,253

2^nd place:  Craig Timmis (UK) $77,883

3^rd place:  Julijan Rados (Croatia) $57,088

4^th place:  Yonathan Journo (Albania) $41,485

5^th place:  Tszfai Tong (Hong Kong) $30,672

6^th place:  Jin Li (Hong Kong) $22,483

7^th place:  Markus Cara (Canada) $16,480

8^th place:  Ajay Chabra (Canada) $12,080

9^th place:  Pulkit Goyal (India) $8,854

Much More Still on the Schedule

The $10K NLHE Heads-Up Championship whittled its way down from 128 players to just four: David Peters, Michael Zhang, Alyssa MacDonald, and Michael Addamo. They return next Saturday to play for the win. Everything else is lined up for the week ahead as follows:

Event 54 on August 8: $10K NLHE Heads-Up Championship (freezeout, no late reg, 128-player cap)

Event 55 on August 9: HK$8K NLHE Asia Championship (final day, 1 reentry/flight, HK$8M GTD)

Event 56 on August 9: $1,500 NLHE GGMasters High Roller WSOP Edition (freezeout, $2.5M GTD)

Event 57 on August 9: $150 NLHE GGMasters WSOP Edition (freezeout, $1M GTD)

Event 58 on August 11 / 14:00 ET: $5K NLHE 6-Handed Championship

Event 59 on August 12 / 14:00 ET: $2,500 NLHE Double Stack

Event 60 on August 13 / 14:00 ET: $525 NLHE Bounty 6-Handed

Event 61 on August 15 / 8:00 ET: $300 NLHE Monster Stack 6-Handed (Asia time zone)

Event 62 on August 16 / 14:00 ET: $1,500 PLO

Event 63 on August 16 / 14:30 ET: $500 NLHE Mini Main Event (final day, 1 reentry/flight, $5M GTD)

Event 64 on August 16 / 16:00 ET: $840 NLHE Super Turbo Bounty

David Peters, Michael Addamo, and Chi Zhang are joined by streamer Alyssa MacDonald in the final four of the $10K Heads-Up Championship. https://t.co/bgpgByUMGy

— PokerNews (@PokerNews) August 9, 2020