The board of gave Dyer no hope of recovery and he crashed out in eighth place for $7,724. That couldn’t last in the turbo format, however, and when Michael Dyer moved all-in from the small blind with, he was caught by Piccioli in the big blind with. The flop of kept Werrell in the lead, but the on the turn changed all that and the river confirmed that Werrell was out in ninth place for $5,912.Īs players like Elias jockeyed for power in the positions at the top of the leaderboard, the short stacks tried to survive, and for a time, double-ups were the order of the hour. Darren Elias opened to double the big blind from the hijack with and Jason Werrell called off the other half of his micro-stack with. The final table began in quick fashion, reflecting the tournament overall, which took just seven hours to complete. At the final table, Piccioli was one of no less than four players from previous WSOP Main Event final tables and got the better of some of the best in the business to strike gold. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, Bryan Piccioli took down the World Series of Poker Online Event #12 ($500 Turbo Deepstack) for $83,332 and in doing so, captured his second gold WSOP bracelet.
