WSOP.com Event #16: No Limit Hold'em Turbo

With the blinds at 1,800/3,600/400, Chris "2fly2die" Hunichen raised to 7,200 from middle position, and "IamSleep" three-bet shoved for 57,625 from the hijack. Hunichen called.

"IamSleep":   
Chris "2fly2die" Hunichen:   

"IamSleep" was able to dodge Hunichen's overs on a       board to earn the double.

The numbers are in!

The 2020 WSOP Online Event #16: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo attracted 1,044 players who rebought 484 times. The 1,528-entry field resulted in a $687,600 prize pool that will be paid out amongst the top 248 finishers. A min-cash will be worth $687.60 while the eventual winner will take down a $116,204.40 first-place prize to go along with a shiny gold bracelet.

With the blinds at 1,400/2,800/350, Mike "THICC" Del Vecchio raised to 5,600 from the cutoff, and Sergei "Copone" Kislinskii three-bet shoved for 29,791 in the small blind. Sorel "Lovemy3kids" Mizzi called off his last 27,450 in the big blind, and Del Vecchio folded.

Sorel "Lovemy3kids" Mizzi:   
Sergei "Copone" Kislinskii:   

Kislinskii was unable to spike a three on a       board, and he sent the majority of his stack over to Mizzi. Kislinskii busted a short time later.

With the blinds at 1,200/2,400/300, "Kingyo11" limped in from under the gun, and Gerald "TheGasman" Loke jammed for 40,850 from the hijack. Action folded back to "Kingyo11", who quickly called off their 37,035 stack.

"Kingyo11":   
Gerald "TheGasman" Loke:   

Loke couldn't find an ace on the     flop, and while he picked up two outs on the   turn, the   river left him with crumbs, while "Kingyo11" picked up the double.

With the blinds at 1,000/2,000/250, Yiqiang "StronG525" Xie raised to 4,000 from early position, and Robert "Bachoy7" Sears called in the big blind.

Both players checked the     flop, and the   fell on the turn. Sears checked to Xie, who bet 3,200. Sears check-raised to 14,400, and Xie three-bet shoved. Sears, who had 10,350 behind, folded.

With the blinds at 800/1,600/200, "MrBrownBag" raised to 4,500 from under the gun, and Hayden "Luckbox89" Fortini three-bet shoved for 30,864 on the button. Eric "Bill_Luga" Blair four-bet shoved for 100,492 from the small blind, and everyone else folded.

Hayden "Luckbox89" Fortini:   
Eric "Bill_Luga" Blair:   

Blair's jacks held on the     flop, but Fortini took the lead on the   turn. The   river improved Fortini further to aces-up, and he doubled through Blair.

Eric "bill_luga" Blair	95,981	2,495
Hayden "Luckbox89" Fortini	69,628	59,087
MrBrownBag	54,904

With the blinds at 600/1,200/150, David "AvidSmores" Somers jammed for 7,759 from the hijack, and Aram "X69Podheiser" Zobian three-bet shoved from the button, chasing out the blinds.

David "AvidSmores" Somers:   
Aram "X69Podheiser" Zobian:   

The     flop kept Zobian in the lead with a pair of aces, but Somers picked up the nut flush draw on the   turn, giving him any spade, king or nine to survive. The   river gave Zobian two-pair instead, and Somers re-entered.

With the blinds at 500/1,000/125, "Feature" jammed for 17,100 from early position, and Corey "TheGilroy" Kilma called off his last 16,850 from the button.

Corey "TheGilroy" Kilma:   
"Feature":   

Kilma looked primed to double up after the     flop, but the e  turn had other ideas. Kilma needed to find an ace to survive, but the   river left Kilma dusted.

From July 1st to September 6th, 85 WSOP gold bracelets are up for grabs on the digital felt across two different clients: WSOP.com and GG Poker.

WSOP.com will kick off the action with a daily series running from July 1-31, accessible to those only in Nevada and New Jersey. Meanwhile, GGPoker's schedule, offering a whopping 54 bracelet events, will start on July 19 and run all the way through to September 6.

Recently, PokerNews compiled a comprehensive guide about everything you need to know for the GGPoker bracelet events, which you can read here.

Here's a look at the schedule:

GGPoker WSOP 2020 Online Schedule