Ivan Stokes has won the Main Event at the World Series of Online Poker

2023 World Series of Poker Online The $10,300 Buy-In No-Limit Hold’em main event saw a $6,000,000 guarantee. That goal was just achieved, as 600 participants took part in the massive online tournament that ran from October 1-4 on PokerStars.

These years WCOOP The main event champion turned out to be poker pro Evan Stokes. The UK-based player, who played under the name “ILS007”, navigated the large field and tough final table to claim the title and the grand prize of $1,047,257.

Stokes is the co-founder and head coach of Poker Detox’s training site MTT to divide. His biography on the company’s website refers to several past events Cooperative Titles in his biography.

The final day of this four-day tournament has begun with only nine competitors remaining, each of whom has raised at least $94,330 to reach this tournament so far.

Many big names fell in the early stages of the final table, including the last one
European Poker Tour Barcelona €100,000 prize winner, Kayhan Mokri (9th place), Mario Mosbock (8th place), 2023 WSOP $10.00 Super Turbo Bonus Third Place Kelvin Kerber (7th Place), 2023 Triton London 50,000 US dollars, fifth place, Jamil Wakil (sixth place), and 2022 EPT Barcelona Euro 25,000 High Roller Champion Leonard Mao (5th).

Swede Niklas Astedt, known online as “Lena900”, took the chip lead during four-handed play, but lost a big pot with the Kings facing a straight ball from Juan Pastorto who dropped to second in the counts. He was in fourth place at the end when his pocket kings fell to a flopping tie set held by Stokes, with the chips going into the river. Astedt earned $408,827 in his last run at a major online event. according to stick poker, Astedt now has nearly $46 million in recorded online tournament winnings, the most of any player in that database.

Stokes continued to stay away from the rest of the group while playing three hands. The next knockout saw A-9 win a pre-race against Jeb Pastor to give him
Over 7.5:1 of the chips on Sweden’s ‘ShipitFTW911’, the only player of the final nine whose real name is not published by PokerStars. Priest earned $559,385 as third place finisher.

The final hand of the event began with a button raise to 1,600,000 from “ShipitFTW911” with 99. Stoke has three bets up to 4,400,000 from the big blind with KK And it was called. The flop decreased 1076. Stokes advanced 2,970,000 and was called back. Bring the role 2 And another bet from Stokes, this time for 4,930,200. Comment “ShipitFTW911” to see 2 in the river. Stokes went all in and “ShipitFTW911” canceled the last 12,921,085 for the bad news. They earned $765,389 as runner-up.

Here’s a look at the returns awarded in the final table: