Connor Drinan wins final bracelet of 2020 and prop bet
The WSOP concludes as the second biggest online festival of all time, making 11 millionaires along the way including Connor Drinan.
The final event of the GGPoker WSOP concluded last night with Connor Drinan winning his first career bracelet.
He won the $10,000 Super MILLION$ event, besting a field of 899 to take down the first prize of $1,423,049.
In doing so he also won a $100,000 prop bet against GGPoker Ambassador Daniel Negreanu.
He will be the one to watch during WCOOP now as he also won a record five SCOOP titles earlier this year.
The WSOP concludes
That concludes the first and perhaps the final online World Series of Poker.
45 of the 54 GGPoker events commanded a seven-figure prize pool, with $147,787,511 paid out and of course that record breaking Main Event. It was the second biggest tournament series of all time and holds the record for most seven-figure prizes (11).
What remains staggering is this was all at a poker room that many had not heard of at the start of 2020 and all eyes will be on what GGPoker do next.
While the prospects of a Las Vegas World Series of Poker looks incredibly slim an announcement about a potential WSOPE looks imminent, as WSOPE packages made up a lot of the added value prizes this year.
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