ChancesCards Takes Down $3200 WSOP.comcom Online High Roller Event

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ChancesCards Takes Down $3200 WSOP.comcom Online High Roller Event

Chance Kornuth became the second player in the short history of World Series of Poker online bracelet events to win a bracelet live and online.  

The Colorado native and Las Vegas resident won the $3,200 WSOP.com online high roller event in the early hours of Sunday morning. He defeated a field made up of 356 players with 124 rebuys to earn his second bracelet and $341,598.

His win in the online high roller event wraps up the 2018 WSOP’s online bracelet events.

Final Table Results:

1st: Chance ‘BingShui’ Kornuth - $341,598
2nd: David ‘bewater’ Goodman - $212,021
3rd: Tim ‘poker.’ Nuter - $144,168
4th: Noah ‘ThePunter’ Bronstein - $99,809
5th: Frank ‘flcrivello’ Crivello - $70,625
6th: Taylor ‘ReadyGambo’ Black - $50,926
7th: Justin ‘kingfortune’ Liberto - $37,355
8th: Jonas ‘LobyPewis’ Mackoff - $28,016
9th: Pete ‘petechen’ Chen - $21,596

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