Vincas Tamasauskas Wins First WSOP Gold Bracelet in Event #13: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship ($268,926)

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Aug 19, 2021 5 min read

It took fewer than two hours on the final day of Event #13 $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship to determine the next winner in the 2021 GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Events. The tournament attracted a total of 267 entries with the top 39 finishers earning a share of the $1,268,250 prize pool.

Only seven contenders, from as many countries, returned for the final table and Vincas "seimininkas" Tamasauskas captured his first gold bracelet. He follows in the footsteps of fellow Lithuanian bracelet winners Vladas Burneikis and Gediminas Uselis, the latter of which won Event #76 $400 FORTY STACK No Limit Hold'em on GGPoker one year ago.

Tamasauskas earned the top prize of $268,926 after defeating Ben Lakatos in a short-lived heads-up duel, taking over the bragging rights from his brother Vladas who sits in seventh place on the Lithuanian all-time money list.

GGPoker OmahaSquad member Fernando "JNandez87" Habegger finished in third place ahead of Ben Wilinofsky, who was responsible for the vast majority of table action until his departure in fourth place.

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Tamasauskas Comes Out on Top After Roller Coaster Final Table

Even though the final table lasted fewer than two hours, it was a fast-paced and topsy turvy affair. Lakatos fell to a short stack only to double twice and even gain the lead. Wilinofsky kept his foot on the gas pedal and scored a massive double through Lakatos to take over the reign at the top of the leaderboard. The Canadian was also responsible for the elimination of start-of-the-day chip leader Hernando "dardusss" Guzman in seventh place.

Immediately after, Tamasauskas doubled through Wilinofsky to slow down the momentum of the Canadian. The stack sizes at the top were converging towards even, while Florian "HoldemKing17" Fuchs and David "MPEW299" Wang lost their battles with a short stack to reduce the field to the final four. Tamasauskas pulled into the lead, and Wilinofsky lost a series of hands to hit the rail in fourth place.

From there on, it was all about the battle between Tamasauskas and Lakatos. Habegger was handcuffed with a shorter stack and eventually had his aces cracked by Tamasauskas. The Lithuanian made quick work of Lakatos in heads-up, ending the tournament with a rivered boat against a turned wheel.

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Successful Final Table for Investors

Six players in the money and three of the seven finalists took advantage of the in-built staking tool in the GGPoker software client. Fuchs successfully sold 80 percent of his action and confirmed the trust of his investors with a sixth-place finish. Wang finished in fifth place and sold 21.3 percent, while Habegger sold out the 60 percent he put up for grabs, securing third place for $140,583.

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