

Jonathan Dackler Wins First WSOP Online 2020 Event
The first event of the WSOP Online 2020, with a $500 buy-in, attracted 1715 entries and a prize pool of $771,000. The tournament featured a strong field of players, including Phil Hellmuth, who played under the alias Lumestackin. Hellmuth, known for his 15 WSOP bracelets, was aiming to add another to his collection but finished 11th in the tournament, earning $7,871.
Jonathan Dackler, known as Art.Vandelay, won the first event of the WSOP Online 2020, earning $130,000. This victory marks a significant achievement for Dackler, who had previously won a gold ring in a WSOP.com event and had total live tournament winnings of $105,000 before this victory.
Dackler's win was a notable moment in the tournament, as he defeated a strong field of players to claim the top prize. The final table results were as follows: 1st place: Jonathan Art.Vandelay Dackler with $130,000, 2nd place: Justin MadTitan Turner with $80,000, 3rd place: Tony Panoramic Dunst with $57,000, 4th place: Sean SayGoodNight Daniels with $42,000, 5th place: Michael DDSpade Balan with $30,000, 6th place: Kyle ChefShap Shepill with $22,000, 7th place: Daniel djp1006 Park with $17,000, 8th place: Mark NostraDonkus Lidke with $13,000, 9th place: Taylor ZeroTo100 Krigenberg with $10,000.
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