The World Series of Poker has released official results for two more online WSOP.com bracelet events on its MI/NV/NJ platform, along with a high-roller event that has been paused to allow for a live finale at the WSOP in two weeks.
That tourney, WSOP Online Event #9: $3,200 NL Hold'em High Roller, will resume July 14 at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas for a live eight-player final table. 'Gleznar' leads the final eight with a 2.67 million stack and has the inside track toward the event's $224,428.13 first-place prize.
2024 WSOP Online Event #9 final table paused
Event #10: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Monsterstack
Event #10 came down to a battle of the Joshuas after Event #1 winner Miguel Use busted in third place, leaving Joshua Remitio, who finished fourth in the 2023 WSOP Main Event, to battle six-time bracelet winner Josh Arieh for the win. Arieh would have moved into a four-way tie in lifetime bracelets with seven had he pulled off the win, but instead Remitio held him off to collect his own first bracelet and a $125,412.42 payday.
Remitio, playing as 'Bobsaggette', moved to nearly $2.5 million in lifetime WSOP earnings with the win, while Arieh's WSOP ledger has him with about $9.7 million to date, along with the six bracelets and his 2021 WSOP Player of the Year honor. Meanwhile, it's back to the daily grind for Arieh's wife, Rachel:
Use picked up nearly $66,000 for his third-place run in an event that drew 1,781 total entries, consisting of 1,109 unique players who also combined to pitch in another 672 re-entries. The top 320 finishers shared in the event's $961,740 prize pool.
Event #10 final-table results:
- Joshua Remitio 'Bobsaggette'- $125,412.42
- Josh Arieh 'SP33Dwagon' - $90,980.60
- Miguel Use 'Lasvegas24' - $65,879.19
- Alex Todd 'Racboy444' - $48,087.00
- Alex Rocha 'KingKoba' - $35,392.03
- Julien Sitbon 'Ifyourgood' - $25,966.98
- Vinny Pahuja 'SmugMug' - $19,234.80
- Jeffery Hoop 'Spelunker' - $14,329.92
- Valentino Konakchiev 'kavok' - $10,771.48
Event #11: $500 NL Hold'em Mystery Bounty
Official results were also posted for Event #11, the popular $500 mystery-bounty tourney, in which some railbird's eyes were on Phil 'Lumestackin' Hellmuth's deep run toward a possible 18th career bracelet. Hellmuth bowed out in 12th, however, missing the final table, while another former Main Event champ, Joe Cada, also went deep, finishing 26th.
Instead of a big name taking down this event, however, it went to a relative unknown, Lithuania's Simas 'ImaCowboy' Karaliunas. Karaliunas's winner's prize of $122,716.40 roughly matched his previous lifetime winnings. New Jersey's Luis Noboa, finished second for $87,594.12 after snagging the same 'Apathy' screen name used in international WSOP Online events by Canadian star Peter Jetten. Third place and $62,522.89 went to Ivan 'Luka4thewin' Stankov.
Event #11 offered a massive $1,557,900 prize pool derived from 3,462 total entries (2005 unique players, 1,455 total re-entries). The event paid out the top 560 finishers.
Event #11 final-table results:
- Simas Karaliunas 'ImaCowboy' - $122,716.40
- Luis Noboa 'Apathy' - $87,594.12
- Ivan Stankov 'Luka4thewin' - $62,522.89
- Stuart Pfeifer 'Paythe' - $44,960.75
- Erik Seidel 'Cashmeoutsyd' - $32,583.32
- Kurt Jewell 'Boppy8888' - $23,696.96
- David Simon 'douhavewifi' - $17,455.35
- Kenneth Hicks 'ayce69' - $12,906.38
- Brent Hanks 'Mallards' - $9,732.68
