Bryan Piccioli Wins First WSOP APAC Bracelet
The World Series of Poker Asia Pacific Event #1 has finished and poker history has been made. The first ever
WSOP
bracelet was handed out in Australia and it went to the American player Bryan Piccioli. The all new event type, the $1,100 'Accumulator' bet a seriously tough looking table to take first place and a cash out of $211,575. It was a great atmosphere at the final table with one Aussie in Jonathan Karamalikis being cheered along by plenty of his fellow countrymen, only to see him finish runner up in what was a fine display. Here's how it finished and a quick run down of how it all panned out at the final table....
- Bryan Piccioli $211,575
- Jonathan Karamalikis $130,743
- Jay Loo $96,305
- Jonathan Duhamel $71,870
- Jeremy Ausmus $54,337
- Graeme Putt $41,610
- Iori Yogo $32,268
- Peter Kleugden $25,335
- Ryan Otto $20,138
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