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3 Players Win Their First Bracelets At WSOP Online Domestic Series

The WSOP Online Domestic Series is ongoing, and three players—Daniel Cosner, Jacob Kolbicz, and Brian Gates—have been anointed with their first-ever bracelets in one day. The three completed this achievement by shipping Events 16, 18, and 21, respectively.

Daniel Cosner won his WSOP bracelet by shipping Event #16 $1,000 NLH. Cosner’s $74,968 and took home $74,968, which was also his largest cash. To win that, he had to beat Ryan Andrada in a heads-up. Jacob Kolbicz debuted on the WSOP bracelet winners list by shipping Event #18 $333 NLH and took home $43,758. The third player, Brian Gates, became the proud owner of a bracelet by shipping Event #21, $600 NLH Deepstack Championship.

Cosner saw his first cash in 2019 at Event #9, $400 + 50 No Limit Hold’em—Almighty Stack, when he took home $2,511, ranking 32nd. His best cash was in 2023, on 7th May, when he shipped $730 + 70 No Limit Hold’em—Almighty Million and took home $178,872.

 

 

 

 

 

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Jacob Kolbicz saw his first cash in 2018 when he ranked 11th at Event #11, $200 No Limit Hold’em—Super Stack, and took $312 in winnings. His highest cash is $6,264 at the 2021 Autumn at Aria Poker Series, Las Vegas, at the $ 400 No Limit Hold’em.

Brian Gates has been at the felts for decades He saw his first cash in 2005 when he stood 3rd at the $200 + 30 No Limit Hold’em (2) Event of Palms No Limit Hold’em Summer Poker Series, Las Vegas. He took home $$ 5,800. 

Interestingly, this is the first year that Gates played at the WSOP. In March, he played the WSOP circuit and since June of this year, he has been playing in the WSOP Online Bracelet Events. Even for Jacob, this is the first year he’s playing in a WSOP event. Daniel Cosner too has never experienced a WSOP event before this. All of this makes it a unique achievement for all three players. 

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The World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet is one of the most coveted prizes in the poker world, symbolizing a player’s achievement in winning a WSOP event. Introduced in 1976, the bracelet quickly became a badge of honor, representing not just a tournament win, but an entry into an elite class of poker champions. Over time, the bracelets evolved into intricate pieces of jewelry, often encrusted with diamonds and featuring gold, reflecting the prestige they hold.

Winning a WSOP bracelet is a milestone for any poker player, whether they’re an amateur or a seasoned professional. Players like Phil Hellmuth, who holds the record with 16 bracelets, are celebrated for their multiple wins, while even a single bracelet is a career-defining accomplishment. Each year, the WSOP hosts dozens of bracelet events across various poker formats, including No-Limit Hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, and mixed games, offering players numerous opportunities to compete.

Beyond the prestige, WSOP bracelet events also attract large prize pools and intense competition, drawing players worldwide to prove their skills on poker’s biggest stage. Holding a WSOP bracelet is a mark of poker mastery and resilience.

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