Grech, Gaspari, and Dzivielevski Latest WSOP Online Bracelet Winners

The 2023 World Series of Poker is entering its final stages, with 93 bracelet events having already reached their conclusion. There have been 200,882 entries made across those 77 live and 16 online tournaments, with nearly $258 million paid out in the events that have been completed thus far. Below is a look at the results from the three most recent online events to wrap up on WSOP.com for players located in Nevada and New Jersey.

2023 WSOP Online $400 No-Limit Hold’em Turbo

The $400 no-limit hold’em turbo event attracted 1,767 fans of fast-paced action, creating a $636,119 prize pool. Zachary ‘Kings702’ Grech won the race to the finish line, earning $107,504 and his first gold bracelet for the win. This was the first recorded six-figure score for the California resident.

Grech overcame a tough final table that included the likes of bracelet winner Connor Stuewe (3rd – $47,709) and Amit Makhija (2nd – $66,284).

Other notables that ran deep included two-time bracelet winner Marco Johnson (10th), bracelet winner Tristan Wade (12th), bracelet winner and World Poker Tour champion Mike Leah (20th), and bracelet winner Danny Wong (23rd).

Here is a look at the payouts awarded at the final table:

2023 WSOP Online $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em Championship

The $1,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em online championship event saw Blaze ‘skillz225’ Gaspari outlast a 1,365-entry field to earn $224,816 and his first bracelet. Like Grech, this was the first six-figure payday for Gaspari. Prior to this, his most notable victories were a pair of WSOP Circuit Online gold ring wins from 2022.

Alexandre Raymond, who finished fourth in the 2023 PokerStars Carribean Adventure main event for a career-best $519,600 payday this January, placed third in this event for $98,649.

WPT champion Ryan Van Sanford finished fifth, earning $51,843, while recent $50,000 no-limit hold’em high roller bracelet winner Leon Sturm busted in eighth place ($21,622).

The top 180 finishers made the money, with other accomplished players that cashed including Roland Israelashvili (15th), three-time bracelet winner Georgios Sotiropoulos (16th), and bracelet winner and WPT champion Dan Smith (18th).

Here is a look at the payouts awarded at the final table:

2023 WSOP Online $600 Online Deepstack Championship

The $600 no-limit hold’em ‘Deepstack Championship’ drew a massive turnout of 2,157 entries, creating a prize pool of $1,164,779 that was ultimately split up amongst the top 289 finishers.

In the end it was Vitor Dzivielevski, brother of three-time bracelet winner Yuri Dzivielevski, who came away with the title, his first bracelet, and the top prize of $185,316. This was the largest recorded score yet for Vitor, topping the $153,485 he secured for a sixth-palce finish in the $5,000 six-max event at the series just over a week earlier.

Six-time bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu made the final table, but was knocked out in ninth place ($15,026). Other notables that ran deep included Tom Marchese (13th), Brock Wilson (17th), and three-time WPT champion and PoekrStars Caribbean Adventure main event winner Chino Rheem (20th).

Here is a look at the payouts awarded at the final table:

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