WSOP Online Bracelet Event #4: $1,000 PLO 6-Max Kicks Off Today
The 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas features 13 online bracelet events, with at least one scheduled for every Sunday during the series, on WSOP.com. Today, Sunday, June 19 sees action kick off in Online Bracelet Event #4: $1,000 PLO 6-Max at 3:30 p.m. PDT.
Players located in Nevada and New Jersey will battle it out in the online arena for a chance to get their hands on a much coveted WSOP gold bracelet. This is a new event on the WSOP calendar and so whoever is the last person standing at the end of play will be an inaugural champion.
Those who choose to register will receive 20,000 starting chips with blinds starting at 50/100 and increasing every 20 minutes. Five-minute breaks will occur at 55 minutes past the hour each hour and players will have the opportunity to re-enter up to three times during the late registration period, which lasts four hours.
The PokerNews team will be tuned in to provide live updates from start to finish of this tournament, as well as all the other events at the 2022 WSOP at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas.
. Zamani called and "yoodillpickl" folded. 
turn, checking to Zamani, who fired off a pot sized bet of 7,093. That was enough to convince Mendez to let go of his hand, sending a sizable pot Zamani's way.
and Dolle shoved for 4,384. "YOSSIOBADIA" re-jammed his stack of 19,557 to put Dolle at risk and "wwkc22" folded. 
river.
flop action checked to Schwartz, who led out for a pot sized bet of 3,900. Lewis responded with a raise to 15,600, which Covello called. Cartwright folded to send the action back to Schwartz, who shoved for 18,125. Lewis called, leaving himself just 1,200 behind as did Covello. 
turn and Lewis pushed his remaining chips into the middle on the 
river and Covello made the call. Lewis held 
for the turned full house, good enough to scoop the large pot and send Schwartz packing.
flop "KarlTowns" bet out 500. Kusnadi decided to raise to 1,000 and "KarlTowns" re-raised to 4,250. Kusnadi ended the raising war there by just calling. 
turn, leading out 4,875. Kusnadi was not dissuaded, however, instead jamming for 21,544. That was enough to convince "KarlTowns" to release his holding.
turn and and Zamani bet a pot sized 16,700. Tsinis shoved for 19,800 and Zamani made the call to put his two opponents at risk. 
river changed nothing, sending a large pot Zamani's way while forcing his two opponents out of the tournament.
