After a 400 initial preflop raise, four players saw a 
flop appear. Action was checked to "amv256" who fired out 1,100 from under the gun and only "AceOnTilt" called from the big blind.
The 
turn was checked by both players to the 
river where "AceOnTilt" led out for 3,500. "amv256" called but quickly folded after seeing the 
"AceOnTilt" held.
Level: 7
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Alexandre "Apalexpex" Moreira raised from middle position and then called the 1,400 three bet Jason "JayRiv" Rivkin made from the big blind.
The 
flop saw Rivkin continue for 1,800 and Moreira called bringing the 
turn. Rivkin fired out 4,160 and then snap-called the 10,196 all in raise from Moreira.
Jason "JayRiv" Rivkin: 
Alexandre "Apalexpex" Moreira: 
Moreira flopped top pair but it wasn't enough and the 
river forced a rebuy.
In the last level, there were four players that saw a 
flop for 1,675 a piece.
Action was checked to Daniel "DNegs" Negreanu who fired out 1,680 from under the gun and "Marz5223" called before Kenneth "ACE710" Neri riased to 7,730 from the small blind.
Action was back on Negreanu who three-bet jammed for 15,725 and only Neri called.
Kenneth "ACE710" Neri: 
Daniel "DNegs" Negreanu: 
Both players flopped a set but Negreanu was way behind and neither the 
turn nor the river changed a thing.
Level: 6
Blinds: 80/160
Ante: 0
"RipcordNinja" raised to 270 from middle position and Michael "ParxBigStax" Marder called on the button.
The 
board saw "RipcordNinja" fire all three streets, 360 on the flop, 566 on the turn and 720 on the river.
Marder called all three bets and the two players tabled their hands.
"RipcordNinja" showed 
flop a pair of jacks but it was no good as Marder showed 
to win the pot with a pair of aces.
Former WSOP November Niner and WSOP Gold Bracelet winner Bryan "Pellepelle" Piccioli spent his time in the 2020 WSOP Online Bracelet Series getting his grind on, and the sheer volume of results for Piccioli, who sports over $4.5 million in lifetime Hendon Mob reported earnings, speaks for itself.
Piccioli started his WSOP Online series with the WSOP.com series, and recorded a staggering 14 cashes during the 31-event series. He netted an eleventh-place finish in Event #29: $2,000 NLH Deepstack for $15,612, and followed that up with a deep run in the final event, Event #31: $1,000 NLH Championship, finishing in twenty-seventh place for $9,897.
The next month, during the GGPoker portion of the WSOP Online, Piccioli added six more cashes to his resume, including another deep run in Event #77: $5,000 NLH Main Event. Piccioli managed to navigate his way to a twenty-third place finish in the event that was eventually won by Stoyan Madanzhiev, and for that deep run, Piccioli added another $79,625 to his account.
Can Piccioli top last year's impressive run of 14 cashes in this year's WSOP.com Online Bracelet Series? We'll be keeping an eye on "Pellepelle" all series long to see if he can add to his bracelet he earned in 2013 at the WSOP Asia-Pacific $1,100 NLH Accumulator Event.
Level: 5
Blinds: 60/120
Ante: 0
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