After the first half of the International Leg of the 2021 WSOP Online Bracelet Events on GGPoker, there was little doubt which country would end up on top of the rankings.
Brazil stormed into the lead early on and it didn’t let go—it ultimately secured the top spot with six gold bracelets in total , double the next best country.
Last year’s strongest nation, the United States, finished in fifth place and was one of eight countries with multiple bracelet winners.
The festival on the leading online poker site generated more than $90 million in prize money across 33 gold bracelet events. On average, each of these events attracted 3,878 entries and the total number of entries was just shy of 128,000. Tournaments Completed 33 Prize Money Generated $90,175,863 Average Prize Money Per Event $2,732,602 Total Buy-In $86,241 Average Buy-In $2,617 Total Entries 127,969 Average Entries 3,878 Freezeout Tournaments 3/33 Rake Collected $4,350,955 Admin Fee Collected $617,887 Except for one tournament, the set guarantee was surpassed without any major trouble but the one that failed to get there was the $5,000 Main Event. With an ambitious $20 million goal to reach, the overlay heading into the final day of flights was more than $4 million . That was cut down to $563,000 eventually.
The flagship tournament of the festival featured two Brazilians on the final table but they were unable to increase the overall gold tally. It didn’t matter anymore as Brazil had already locked up the first place in the rankings with six victories and 13 top three finishes.
No other country had more than three winners— Russia, Poland, and the Ukraine all achieving that level. Russia took a clear second place with three silvers and two bronze finishes.
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Across all 33 gold bracelet events, players from 18 different countries appeared in the winner’s circle. Seven countries completed the trifecta with at least one spot each on the podium and eight countries boasted multiple winners.
In the meanwhile, China was the most successful nation without a bracelet winner with seven […]
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