2021 WSOP Online: Series Closes With Panka, Enselme Grabbing Gold

Dominik Panka (left) and Arnaud Enselme (right) were among those who won a gold bracelet in the final week of the 2021 WSOP Online on GGPoker. The final online gold bracelet of the summer has been awarded as the 2021 World Series of Poker Online on GGPoker has officially come to an end. The final week of events brought out some of the largest fields of the series as well lifted four players to millionaire status in the $20 million guaranteed Main Event.

The final events included some of poker’s top talent in the mix for a bracelet, including Dominik Panka, Faraz Jaka, Stoyan Madanzhiev, Arnaud Enselme, and former #1-ranked Chris Mooman. Event #28 ($2,100 Bounty Championship NLHE)
Entries: 1,064
Prize pool: $2,128,000

2014 European Poker Tour PCA Champion Dominik Panka made his way back to the winner’s circle as he topped the 1,064 runners of Event #28 ($2,100 Bounty Championship NLHE) to earn his first WSOP gold bracelet as well as $86,702. Add to that the $98,526 in bounties and Panka walked away with $185,228. Right behind him was China’s Fengdian Wang who finished as the runner-up and collected a total prize of $107,117, bounties included. Isreal’s Nir Amar settled for the bronze which came with a $67,793 payday plus an additional $35,256 in bounties for a total score of $103,049. Also of note, former #1 Chris Moorman fell just a few spots shy of his third WSOP bracelet, finishing in seventh place for a total of $33,496. Event #28 Final Table Results

> Dominik Panka – $86,702 + $98,526 in bounties

Fengdian Wang – $86,489 + $20,628 in bounties

Nir Amar – $67,793 + $35,256 in bounties

David Mzareulov – $53,073 + $29,074 in bounties

Natalya Niktina – $41,550 + $20,430 in bounties Oleg Eltsov – $32,528 + $18,938 in bounties Chris Moorman – $25,465 + $8,031 in bounties Noam Makavy – $19,936 + $26,258 in bounties Vincent Huang – $15,607 + $26,828 Event #29 ($1,500 FIFTY STACK NLHE) Entries: 1,308 Prize pool: $1,863,900 With just three players left, it looked like perhaps poker stalwart Faraz Jaka was […]

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