On Sunday, the 2020 WSOP Online continued this time with Event #5. This event was a $1,000 No Limit Hold’em Freezeout with 854 players competing. The prize pool generated was just over $811,000 and after almost eleven hours of playing, it was Allen “Acnyc718” Chang of New York who earned the first-place finish. This was Allen’s first WSOP bracelet and he earned $161,286 for his efforts.

Event Details:

Event #5, like all of the WSOP Online events so far, was a tough one. The competition was fierce, being a mix of amateur and pro poker players. It would take quite some time to reach the final table and then whittle down the remaining players to just Allen and Philip ‘tomte’ Yeh. The two would face off in the heads-up round with Allen holding a three to one lead.

Yeh was not backing down despite being the low chip stack. He would put up a fight and take over the chip lead at one point. However, Allen was not ready to fold and would reclaim the lead and eventually the win.

On the final hand, Yeh would be all-in with 8-6 while Allen held Q-J. Allen’s cards would hold up, giving him the hand and the first place win.

Final Results:

Place Player Prize
First Allen Chang $161,286
Second Philip Yeh $99,709
Third Felipe Leme $69,772
Fourth Andrew Campbell $49,570
Fifth Tim Begley $35,697
Sixth Alex Condon $26,124
Seventh John Forlenza $19,390
Eighth Josh Greenberg $14,603
Ninth Quintin Trammell $11,196

Exciting Series:

The WSOP Online is an exciting series taking place via the World Series of Poker website. Players can easily take part in the series in New Jersey and Delaware. The series kicked off with Event #1, a $500 No-Limit Hold’em Kickoff event. The event was a huge success with players buying in to take part in the popular variant tournament.

In the end, it was Jonathan Dokler who earned the win, claiming his first-ever WSOP gold bracelet and $130,426 in prize money!