After Sergio "TugaStalion" Coutinho raised it up in early position, Jingxiang "Fuzzy Wuzzy!" Ong got their final chips in the middle from the small blind. Coutinho called with 
, but he was dominated by Ong's 
. A king came right on the flop, and Ong was able to dodge a river heart for a chop.
Action folded all the way around to Alexandre "SexyBaldGuy" Mantovani in the small blind, and he moved all in. Seungmook "7high" Jung was in the big blind, and he called the all in with a pair of fours. They were flipping against the 
of Mantovani, and the fours held true on the 
flop, and 
turn. However, a nine on the river gave Mantovani the straight, sending Jung to the rail. Jung did sneak into the money before busting out.
Level: 22
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,250
The World Series of Poker Online has just begun on GGPoker, with the first bracelet winner crowned today. Remember, you can follow along to all the action right here on PokerNews with our extensive live reporting of the event.
But before we get there, it's time for some prediction from members of the PokerNews staff. We spoke with five members of the team to get their thoughts on who will be the big winners, how many entries the WSOP Online Main Event will get and of course, the most important question, how will Daniel Negreanu fare?
Just 277 players remain in this fourth WSOP bracelet event in GGPoker, but only 269 of those players will be earning some extra cash today. The players below are in the prime position of big stack bully near the bubble. Stay tuned to find out who makes the money!
Level: 21
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Jingxiang "Fuzzy Wuzzy!" Ong moved all in from late position for just over 100,000, and in the small blind, Ameer "Jamil Wakil" Wakil called all in for just 500 fewer chips. Wakil held 
, and would need to catch up against the pocket nines of Ong. The board ran down 
, and the nines held to add to Ong's stack.
After a raise from Manfred "MissGranger" Hermann, "green balcony" got their final 80,000 and change in the middle holding pocket tens. They were flipping against the 
of Hermann, who took a commanding lead after the flop came 
. No ten came on the turn or river, and Hermann scored the KO to up his stack to over 400,000.
Level: 20
Blinds: 3,500/7,000
Ante: 850
Over 1600 players came out for today's $800 bracelet event, creating a prizepool of $1,248,680. The final 269 players will be paid out tonight, all earning at least $1,391.90. First place will take home $161,636.72, and the WSOP gold bracelet. Check out the payouts tab for a full breakdown of the prizepool.
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