Jacopo Achille Becomes a WSOP Bracelet Winner at GGPoker

Two more GGPoker players became World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winners over the past couple of days, joining Stefan Schillhabel and Claas Segebrecht in the winner's enclosure. Austria-based Italian Jacopo "JESUSYAAZY" Achille and Rafael "BruxoR10" Caiaffa triumphed in their respected WSOP bracelet-awarding event and forever get to call themselves a world champion.

#4: $1,050 Bounty Deepstack No-Limit Hold'em

Some 986 players turned out for the fourth of 33 bracelet-awarding tournaments, the $1,050 Bounty Deepstack. Those 986 players created a $986,000 prize pool, and Achille got his hands on almost $100,000 of the pot.

Each of the nine players who skilfully navigated their way to the nine-handed final table locked in a five-figure score for their efforts, thanks to the large bounties in play. Canada's "Dodgetothemoon" was the first to bust, they collected $19,676.

The first of four Brazilian finalists, Paulo "Pokerggbras" Goncalves, ran out of steam and had to make do with a $14,381 payday. Russian grinder "DimarikSPB" ($22,372), the legendary Bryan Paris ($17,944), and Brazil's Danilo "Olag" Gomes ($30,936) each bowed out, leaving only four players in the hunt for the title and the near $100,000 top prize.

Those four became three when Fang "nanafish" Wang ran out of steam. Wang's fourth-place exit came with $42,511. Heads-up was set soon after when Ake Mantovani of Brazil busted in third and walked away with $42,363 for his near miss.

Achille and another Brazilian, Carlos "Wtfisthis" Silva fought it out one-on-one for the title of champion. Both players secured almost $40,000 from the main prize pool but the final bounty payment tipped the scales at more than $56,000! Achille defeated his final opponent to receive the tournament's coveted gold WSOP bracelet in addition to $96,796 in prize money. Silva consoled himself with a $66,052 score.

#3: $2,500 Limit Hold'em Championship

Brazil is celebrating having yet another WSOP bracelet winner among its ranks after Rafael "BruxoR10" Caiaffa won the $2,500 Limit Hold'em Championship. This format is not as popular as it once was yet 124 players created a $294,500 prize pool, showing there is life in the old dog yet.

The top seven finishers saw their $2,500 investment swell into a five-figure sum. "zhoubotong22" ($6,821) and Zhao Zi Long ($9,035) were the duo who missed out on a $10,000+ prize.

Montenegro's "takemeaway" ($11,969) was joined on the sidelines, first by "soflo" ($15,855) of Mexico, then by "BrautHaaland" ($21,003) of Norway and Canada's "LJoseph62" ($27,822).

The pay jumps for the final four players were something else, with Rostyslav "Lucky_boi" Sabischchenko collected $36,855 for his third-place finish, and Jifeng "Snakey" Huang banking $48,820 when he fell at the final hurdle. Caiaffa saw his GGPoker account balance swell by a most impressive $64,671, plus he became a WSOP bracelet winner to boot.

2022 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Schedule

There are still 29 gold WSOP bracelets waiting to be won, not least in the massive $10 million guaranteed Million Dollar Mystery Bounty, perhaps one of the craziest online poker tournaments ever run. Several Day 1s remain in this event, with the champion crowned on August 22.