Event #55: HK$8,000 No Limit Hold'em Asia Championship, HK$8M GTD | 2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events

2020-08-09 15:25 UTC

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Alexandros "THE Sheriff" Theologis	2,277,284 2,277,284	2,277,284
Michiel "Easterdamnz" Van Elsacker	2,059,761 -189,346	-189,346
LilyP	Eliminé
Brock Wilson	Eliminé
Pedro "Neto 10" Chaves	Eliminé
Craig Timmis	Eliminé
Yuhan "HansNevrLose" Liu	Eliminé

Rettenmaier Surging

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Niveau 9 : 20,000/40,000, 4,000 ante

Marvin "BeerPressure" Rettenmaier raised to 84,000 from middle position and it folded to Neel "Neel" Joshi in the big blind. Joshi three-bet shoved all in for 1,266,529 and Rettenmaier snapped it off.

Neel "Neel" Joshi:
Marvin "BeerPressure" Rettemaier:

The board kept Rettenmaier in the lead start to finish to surge to over 3M.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Marvin "BeerPressure" Rettenmaier	3,180,106 989,668	989,668
Neel "Neel" Joshi	Eliminé

2020-08-09 15:16 UTC

So Eliminated by Li

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Niveau 9 : 20,000/40,000, 4,000 ante

Oi Kuen "arigatou" So open-shoved the button for around half a million and was called by Vincent "Peleus34" Li in the small blind.

Oi Kuen "arigatou" So:
Vincent "Peleus34" Li:

The board ran out and the superior hand preflop held up.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Vincent "Peleus34" Li	2,201,974 275,008	275,008
Oi Kuen "arigatou" So	Eliminé

2020-08-09 15:16 UTC

Foxen Jams Into Maimone

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Niveau 9 : 20,000/40,000, 4,000 ante

Out of the small blind, Alex Foxen made it 140,000 to go and was called by Nick "rdcrsn" Maimone in the big blind.

Foxen continued for 73,920 on the flop and then bet the turn for a far bigger 501,880, both times Maimone called.

Foxen then jammed the river for a shade under the pot of 1.46 million and Maimone timed out eventually to forfeit the pot.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Alex Foxen	2,918,462 1,089,508	1,089,508

Nick "rdcrsn" Maimone	1,361,963 -787,868	-787,868

2020-08-09 15:15 UTC

How to Play the GGPoker 2020 WSOP Online on a Budget

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Niveau 9 : 20,000/40,000, 4,000 ante

The 2020 WSOP Online schedule at GGPoker has all sorts of poker tournaments, ranging in format, speed and buy-in. We know that for most poker players, the size of the buy-in is going to make or break whether they're going to play in a certain tournament, so if you're looking to play the 2020 WSOP Online on a budget, then this is the article for you.

We pick three events you should definitely add to your schedule, the massive guarantees that could see you get more bang for your buck and take a closer look at the GGPoker WSOP Silk Road which will award a $5,000 WSOP Main Event ticket during a series of micro-stakes events.

Check out which three events offer the best value on a budget

2020-08-09 15:09 UTC

Galvao Eliminated by Mendoza

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Niveau 9 : 20,000/40,000, 4,000 ante

Soon after returning from the break, Warley "Shikamaru-" Galvao and Artem "Ar0wana" Vezhenkov departed in quick succession with the former sending over his chips to Jeremias "jerederoca87" Mendoza in a battle big blind versus cutoff.

Warley "Shikamaru-" Galvao:
Jeremias "jerederoca87" Mendoza:

Galvao had flopped best on while Mendoza had outs to a flush, straight and even the royal flush. Nothing changed on the turn but the struck on the river.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Jeremias "jerederoca87" Mendoza	996,509 996,509	996,509
Warley "Shikamaru-" Galvao	Eliminé
Artem "Ar0wana" Vezhenkov	Eliminé

Niveau: 9

Blinds: 20,000/40,000

Ante: 4,000

2020-08-09 15:06 UTC

Get to Know the WSOP Bracelet Winners on GGPoker (Part 1)

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Niveau 8 : 17,500/35,000, 3,500 ante

With the 2020 WSOP Online on GGPoker in full swing and over 20 of its 54 bracelet events in the books, there's been plenty of interesting winners from all across the world so far — even a double-bracelet winner — which each of them having their own unique story on how they captured poker's most coveted prize.

PokerNews has been in touch with several champs around the world to learn more about them. In total's first installment of the series, we take a closer look at Shoma Ishikawa from Japan, the first bracelet winner of the series, Australian high roller Hun Lee, who's no stranger to playing for big money, as well as South Korea's Sung Joo Hyun, who had a deep run in the Little One for One Drop two years ago.

Learn more about the bracelet winners on GGPoker

2020-08-09 15:06 UTC

Eliminations Before the Break

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Niveau 8 : 17,500/35,000, 3,500 ante

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Florian "HoldemKing17" Fuchs	Eliminé
tepuseenFD	Eliminé
Anant "MisterPro" Purohit	Eliminé
Chi Chung "chipuker" Ho	Eliminé
mrfeeny	Eliminé
BingSsaBing	Eliminé
Sam "JejuKingCrab" Razavi	Eliminé
Lukasz "Wypierdalaj!" Golczyk	Eliminé
twotimekid	Eliminé

Rayan "InhalemyQuQ" Chamas	Eliminé
Chun Ho "chilliBeans" Law	Eliminé

2020-08-09 15:04 UTC

Talbot Calls Down Margereson

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Niveau 8 : 17,500/35,000, 3,500 ante

Scott Margereson Eliminated by Parker Talbot

In a battle of the blinds just before the break, Parker Talbot limped in and Scott Margereson checked his option. Talbot ended up check-calling all three streets including the shove on the river for a pot of 1.6 million and was good.

Margereson had made a move with for bottom pair while Talbot claimed the pot with for a pair of eights.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Parker Talbot	2,100,288 762,891	762,891
Scott Margereson	Eliminé