Gediminas Uselis Wins $ 400 WSOP Online 2020 ‘Forty Stacks’ Event – The 2020 World Series of Poker online $ 400 buy-in no-limit hold’em ‘Forty Stack’ draw event 4,461 Total entries to make final $ 1,677,336 prize pool. In the end only one player came out on top with the title, and that was Gediminas Uselis from Lithuania. Playing under the screen name ‘NeverGambol’, Uselis outlasted the big court to claim its first WSOP bracelet and grand prize of $ 211,282. This is the biggest score on his tournament resume, surpassing the $ 60,710 he earned as the champion of the 2019 WSOP Circuit Choctaw $ 2,200 high roller buy-in.

The strong turnout for the event saw the top 548 attendees make money, locking in at least $ 960 IPs to cash in. Many prominent figures featured at the event, including bracelet winner Chris Moorman (421 – $ 1,071), eight-time bracelet winner Erik Seidel (409 – $ 1,071), 2013 WSOP main event champion Ryan Riess (377 – $ 1,194) visit http://68.68.98.248/. online, bracelet winner Kevin Eyster (71 – $ 2,643), twice bracelet winner Kevin Macphee (30 – $ 3,737), and four-time bracelet winner Brian Rast (26 – $ 5,285).

When the final table progressed, Britain’s Andrew Wilson held the chip lead, with Yaniv Bohadana second and Uselis sitting on the next biggest stacks. Nicolau Villa Lobos is the shortest stacks, and he finally reached the first fence when his Q Diamond Suit Q Wailed to win against Yucheng Xiao’s 10 Diamond Suit A and Q Spade Suit Uselis Club 10 Club Suit. Xiao knocked out a pair of aces and held off from there to send Villa Lobos packing in $ 14,949 as a ninth place finisher.

Guilherme Dos Santos lost a huge pot with pocket kings losing to AQ of Uselis seeing his stack shrink to under one big blind. His final chip came in in an 8-4 offsuit and he was called in by an A-6 match from Wilson, who made a pair of aces to knock out Dos Santos in eighth place ($ 21,141).