Jordyn Miller On Tuesday night, the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Event #19: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em attracted 213 players who rebought 119 times. The 332-entry field generated a $456,500 prize pool, and after just over nine hours of play, it was Jordyn “ThLstCrdBndr” Miller coming out on top to win a $96,914 first-place prize and the WSOP gold bracelet.
Miller, who defeated Angel “ChromeKing” Lopez in heads-up play, is having an impressive series after just coming off a runner-up finish for $55,114 in Event #17: $777 NLH Lucky Sevens only two days prior. Miller finally closed it out and won his first WSOP bracelet.
Many notables joined the field throughout the day and some of those to make a deep run but not reach the final table included popular YouTuber and bracelet winner Ryan “Joeyisamush” Depaulo (35th – $4,336), 2013 Main Event Champion Ryan “BiTC0iN” Riess (31st – $4,336) and recent bracelet winner Jesse “Dangerous22” Lonis (13th – $4,519). WSOP Online Bracelet Event #19 Final Table Results
Place Name Country Prize 1 Jordyn “ThLstCrdBndr” Miller United States $96,914 2 Angel “ChromeKing” Lopez United States $69,844 3 Kevin “SpecialK333” Calenzo United States $51,036 4 Sergei “Copone” Kislinskii United States $36,976 5 Jordan “HFNeon” Spurlin United States $26,705 6 Dean “Nikobellic99” Curreri United States $19,492 7 Daniel “juice” Buzgon United States $14,197 8 Quintin “AA_QTiP_KK” Trammell United States $10,499 Global Poker Final Table Action
The official eight-handed final table started after roughly seven hours of play and action went back and forth until Quintin “AA_QTiP_KK” Trammell picked up ace-nine and moved in with a short-stack. Daniel “juice” Buzgon made the call in the big blind with ten-deuce and scored the pot when a pair of twos hit, sending Trammell out in eighth place.
A short while later Buzgon was all in with ace-king and called by the pocket eights for Miller. The board ran out no help for Buzgon and he was eliminated in seventh place. Dean “nikobellic99” Curreri was the next casualty when his ace-queen fell to the ace-king for Lopez and eliminated him in sixth place.
A few hands later […]
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