WSOP overview before the final ten days of the championship

The WSOP Online series is in full swing on the GG Network, breaking one record after another. Together with WSOP.com, there have been 72 bracelets awarded from a total of 85. Today we go over the new WSOP bracelet owners.

The most known poker player among the bracelet winners this year is without a doubt David Peters, who won the bracelet on the event #54 $10,000 Heads Up No Limit Hold’em Championship. Funny enough, at a certain point he was about to be eliminated, with only 2 big blinds remaining, but he made a miraculous return and eventually won his second bracelet.

The Canadian, Alek Stasiak, was the first to win 2 bracelets at this year’s WSOP series. He won the first one with only a $10 investment, by winning the event #33 $1,111 Every 1 for COVID Relief [Caesars Cares]. He got into the tournament by winning two satellites and defeating the competition and winning the bracelet along with a $343,204 prize. He won the second bracelet in the event #52 $1,000 No Limit Hold’em along with a prize of $273,505.

Interview with Francesco Candelari

PokerPro has also done an interesting interview with a winner of a WSOP Circut ring, the Italian, Francesco Candelari. He is also currently participating in the WSOP events, streaming the journey with his friend Marina, on their Twitch Channel.
 
We invite you to watch the interview, where Francesco talks about his beginnings, tournaments victories, streaming, and more.