WSOP 2020: Enrico Camosci Wins First Bracelet for $327K!

The poker players grinding on GGNetwork are probably having the best time of year with the most awaited 2020 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Series! Another event to ink in the history books was Event #50: $2,100 Bounty Championship. After 10 hours of intense grinding session, Italy’s Enrico ‘GTOExploiter’ Camosci powered through the field and took home his first ever gold bracelet!

The 50th bracelet event on GGPoker attracted 1,168 entries producing a mouth-watering $2.33 million prize pool. The top 170 players finished in the money securing at least $2,258 as min-cash. Camosci entered the final table as the chip leader and eliminated three players on his way to capture the title. The champion has $327,319 in live winnings which came from the first-place prize money of $184,579 and $142,740 in bounties!

Faces from the crowd to gather a share from the prize pool include India’s bracelet winner Aditya ‘inonhmeansfu’ Sushant (110, $9,111 – INR 6.82 Lakhs). Mustapha Kanit (43rd, $11,726), Dario Sammartino (47, $7,117), David Peters (62, $8,492), Natural8 Ambassador Pete Chen (127, $5,008) Ben Affleck (149, $2,258). However, GGPoker Ambassador Daniel Negreanu, Patrick Tardif, Simon Higgins and others, unfortunately left the tourney empty-handed.

The first casualty from the final table was Argentina’s Damian Salas followed by two other experienced players, the 2014 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure winner and Poland’s Dominik ‘tiredfella’ Panka and Connor Drinan. In the sixth and fifth place Brazilians, Renato ‘MAIAAA’ Valentim and Murilo ‘muka82’ Figueredo bowed out. And eventually with the elimination of Aki ‘Seabossss’ Virtanen in the third place, heads-up got underway between Omer ‘omeroz01’ Ozsirkintis (10 million) and Camosci (18 million).

Ozsirkintis opened to 2.6 million and Camosci shoved, and the former called off. Ozsirkintis with was looking to take the pole position while Camosci showed . The flop saw Ozsirkinti with top pair but gave Camosci nine more outs to a flush. Turn appeared blank but Camosci caught the river to eliminate Ozsirkinti seize his first career WSOP bracelet and a $327,319 payday!