

Bryan Piccoli Secures Second WSOP Gold Bracelet in Thrilling Online Event
Bryan Piccoli, known as 'Pellepelle,' won the WSOP Online 2021 Event #12, earning $83,000 and his second gold bracelet. This victory came eight years after his first WSOP Asia-Pacific Event #1 win. The event had a $500 buy-in and attracted 959 entries, creating a prize pool of $431,550.
Notable players who made the money included Daniel Negreanu, who finished in 62nd place earning $1,208, Ryan Riess, who came in 98th place earning $820, and Kathy Lindsay, who secured 18th place earning $2,891. The tournament was played in a turbo format, with the final table completed in just 60 minutes. Bryan was one of the chip leaders and applied significant pressure, leading to a heads-up situation against Dan Sindelar.
In the final hand, Dan Sindelar pushed with 10-8, and Bryan called with A-K. Bryan's victory was confirmed in a matter of moments, making him the new champion of the WSOP Online bracelet event.
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