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Stoyan Madanzhiev wins WSOP 2020 Main Event for $3.9 million Poker
Jonathan Pereira
Posted on 07 Sep, 2020
By Jonathan Pereira
On 07 Sep, 2020
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By Jonathan Pereira
On 07 Sep, 2020
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Stoyan Madanzhiev wins WSOP 2020 Main Event for $3.9M


Stoyan Madanzhiev of Bulgaria was crowned champion by outlasting the field of the record setting 2020 World Series of Poker Online Main Event on GGPoker. The $5,000 buy in NLHE event created the largest prize pool in online poker history with $27,559,500 in prize money. Out of 5,802 entries, Mandanzhiev emerged victorious claiming the prestigious WSOP ME gold bracelet with a top prize of $3,904,686. This was by far the largest win in the Bulgarian’s poker career.

The poker pros largest recorded live cash previously was a 14th place finish in the 2019 Merit Poker Western Tournament $2,000 buy in event for $10,800. He celebrated the moment after winning the title on social media after he flopped a straight against pocket aces in heads up against Wenling Gao. It was by far the biggest win of his career, also becoming the first ever WSOP Online Main Event champion.

The final day of this event resumed with just 38 players remaining from the massive field of 5,802 entries. It came down to the last three players Madanzhiev, Gao and Tyler Rueger. Gao eliminated Rueger in third place and went heads up against the Bulgarian pro, roughly six million chips behind Madanzhiev. The Bulgarian pro won a few quick pots to pull out a 2-1 chip advantage.

Then, he picked up the dream 3-4-5 flop with 6-7 against Gao’s pocket aces on the final hand. Mandanzhiev’s 6-7 had flopped the nut straight and the eight on the turn, as he had her completely crushed. Once the final cards were dealt, Madanzhiev scooped all the chips and the championship of the 2020 online WSOP Main Event.

Twitter reacts to the WSOP Main Event victory

Final table payouts:

  1. Stoyan Madanzhiev – $3,904,686
  2. Wenling Gao – $2,748,605
  3. Tyler Rueger – $1,928,887
  4. Thomas Ward – $1,353,634
  5. Satoshi Isomae – $949,937
  6. Joao Santos – $666,637
  7. Stefan Schillhabel – $467,825
  8. Tyler Cornell – $328,305
  9. Samuel Taylor – $230,395

Also on the final table were a couple of known pros including Stefan Schillhabel while world renowned poker pro and Raise Your Edge coach Bencb (Benjamin Rolle) finished in 11th place! In other news, Fedor Holz captured a gold bracelet as well, shipping Event #79: $25,000 Heads Up NLHE, after beating a number of world class pros through multiple days of the tournament and adding a 7-digit prize amount of $1,077,025 to his poker bankroll.

For more updates on 2020 WSOP Online series, keep reading GutshotMagazine.com

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