Who Will Claim the Bracelet in the 2020 WSOP Online Event #35: $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha Championship?
The second tournament to play down to a champion and award a coveted gold bracelet during the 2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events is scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. GMT (8 p.m. CET, 2 p.m. EST) as four-card lovers will enter the fray to determine a winner in Event #35: $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha Championship.
One of the biggest buy-ins of the entire online festival is certain to attract some of the best mixed game experts and early entries before the start already included the likes of GGPoker ambassador Felipe Ramos, Natural8 ambassador Pete "TurboPete" Chen, Dario Alioto and George Wolff.
All players can re-enter a maximum of two times during the registration period, which lasts for the first three hours of poker action. The tournament is played in a six-max format and all participants start with 25,000 in chips, all levels last 15 minutes each throughout the entire duration of the tournament and the first level features blinds of 125-250.
While the biggest portion of the event is played six-handed, the final table will be set once nine players remain and at that point, all real names will be revealed for the final showdown.
Stay tuned to find out who etches their name into the history books of online poker right here on PokerNews as the live reporting team will provide the action from start to finish.
flop. After the 
turn, Sundseth check-raised from 2,476 to 6,479 and was called by "GMcrafter" to then jam the 
on the river.
for a full house and Sundseth was left with 9,802 chips as his 
was no good.
flop, which Wolff check-called.
turn and 
flop for 5,500 to get called only by "jokerwang777" and jammed the 
turn for 16,200, which his opponent called.
river.
flop and picked up two callers.
turn for 9,884 and the 
while Tsang held 
of "Leon T". The board came 
flop, Tsang min-bet and was called once. Yanovski raised the pot with fewer than that behind and Tsang isolated to force out "Leon T", Yanovski reluctantly called.
river for 14,400, which "LampShade" called with the 
