Mike Holtz Event #17: $777 NLH Lucky 7s as part of the 2022 WSOP.com Online wrapped up early Monday morning and saw Mike “BrockLesnar” Holtz defeating Jordyn “ThLstCrdBndr” Miller during a short heads-up battle to win his first bracelet and $76,157 .
In January, Holtz was named the 2021 WSOP.com Player of the Year to win a ring and $10,000 in cash. Deep into 2022 and Holtz now finds himself a WSOP bracelet holder.
The online event attracted 347 entrants , including 217 re-buys, to generate a prize pool of $394,800 . Some big names in the field included poker vlogger Johnnie “JohnnieVIBES” Moreno (30th – $2,369), two-time bracelet winners Michael “Unbelievable” Wang (20th – $2,566), Jeremiah “freestylerr” Williams (19th – $2,566), streamer Tim “uNORTH0doX” Reilly ($3,514) and Women in Poker Hall of Famers JJ “artiliu” Liu and Kathy “Luckygal” Liebert , who were both eliminated near the money bubble. WSOP.com Online Event #17 Final Table Results
PLACE PLAYER COUNTRY PRIZE (IN USD) 1 Mike “BrockLesnar” Holtz United States $76,157 2 Jordyn “ThLstCrdBndr” Miller United States $55,114 3 Mark “YZAZ.” Dube United States $40,112 4 Vinny “brownmagic” Pahuja United States $29,057 5 Paul “rungood27” Scaturro United States $21,161 6 Fred “staeks” Li United States $15,634 7 Matthew “Foreright” Schulte United States $11,489 8 Shane “shanemcd” Mcdaniel United States $8,528 Final Table Action
Holtz entered the final table second in chips and was able to quickly jump into first when he eliminated Shane “shanemcd” Mcdaniel in eighth, who got it in with middle pair and a flush draw against the top pair of Holtz and failed to improve.
It was an early sign of things to come as Holtz went on to bust Matthew “Foreright” Schulte in seventh when Schulte’s ace-queen couldn’t hit against the pocket nines of Holtz.
Holtz had no part in the next few eliminations and Miller took the lead when he won a big three-way all in with aces to send Vinny “brownmagic” Pahuja out in fourth. Holtz then re-took a slight lead when he eliminated Mark “YZAZ.” Dube in third place, whose flopped second pair was no good against […]
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