The WSOP regular finally adds his first online bracelet amid tough competition
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online US Domestic Bracelet event is underway and has already seen some familiar names winning top prizes, including four-time bracelet winners Calvin “projector52” Anderson and Kristen “krissyb24” Foxen. British poker pro Toby “DustPistons” Lewis also won his first bracelet in WSOP Online Bracelet #10 – $2,500 NLH Freezeout, cashing $59,505.60.
One hundred and five players in Nevada and New Jersey entered the Freezout event, including Maximilian “Schindlebot” Schindler (ninth for $5,119.80), Shankar “Burgersssss” Pillai (seventh for $7,897.05), and nine-time bracelet conqueror Erik “NW1Time” Seidel (sixth for $11,060.70), who was seeking his second online bracelet since winning the 2021 $10,000 Super MILLION$ High Roller for a $977,842 prize.
Lewis has had lots of tournament success with over $9.6 million in live earnings and ranks sixth on the UK all-time money list. He won the Aussie Millions three times and a European Poker Tour (EPT) title after winning $594,568 at the 2010 EPT Vilamoura Main Event.
Lewis made the final table earlier this year at the WSOP Main Event before being eliminated in seventh place for his biggest career cash of $1.4 million. He also became a bracelet winner after beating Byung Eun “TeddyMalkov” Shin heads-up to move closer to earning the Triple Crown.
Other highlights of the WSOP Online series include Michael “itwasthator0” Gagliano taking his third bracelet after outlasting 513 entrants to win $54,041.98 in WSOP Online Bracelet #8 – $500 NLH 6-Max.
Matthew “HuniDeGrande” Stone later won in WSOP Online Bracelet #9 – $600 NLH Turbo Deepstack for $48,589.03 and his first bracelet, and “minikiwi9” navigated a field of 892 players to take the WSOP Online Bracelet #11 – $365 Monster Stack and $58,164.10.
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