A total of three gold bracelets were awarded on Monday during the latest action from the 2022 World Series of Poker.

Each victory came from a player winning their first WSOP bracelet. The biggest winner of the day was Chad Eveslage, as he took down the $25,000 High Roller on Monday. Eveslage was pleased in victory after falling short in numerous final tables. “I feel good. It's nice to win. It's a lot of money after a tough tournament. The venue is great, it's definitely an upgrade from the Rio!”

The win scored Eveslage his first WSOP bracelet and an impressive $1,415,610 prize. An impressive 251 entries joined the event with a final table that included big names such as Jake Schindler and Josh Arieh.

Here's how payments for the final table finished up:

• 1 – Chad Eveslage ($1,415,610)
• 2 – Jake Schindler ($874,915)
• 3 – Josh Arieh ($616,047)
• 4 – Chris Brewer ($442,213)
• 5 – Brek Schutten ($323,730)
• 6 – Koray Aldemir ($241,791)
• 7 – Antonio Lievano ($184,324)
• 8 – Ognyan Dimov ($143,480)

Other WSOP bracelet winners

Alex Livington won his first WSOP bracelet on Monday evening after winning the $1,500 7 Card Stud to win gold and a $103,292 first place prize. Livingston outlasted 329 entries over 3 days to take home the hardware. Since his third-place finish in the 2019 WSOP Main Event he had his eyes on the prize.

“I used to be mostly just a cash game player. Since the Main Event, it got me more inspired to play a few more tournaments, especially going harder during the world series. So this win doesn't really change my plans for this WSOP as I was going to play a full schedule anyway.”

In Event #7, the $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 of Better, Amnon Filippi won the event to take home his first WSOP bracelet and a $252,718 first-place prize. He beat Matt Vengrin heads-up and a total field of 1,086 players to win the tournament.

None of these winners received a nipple massage at the WSOP final table.

What's on tap for Tuesday

Just 12 players remain in Event #5, the $500 Housewarming with Christian Taylor holding the lead to start the third and final day. Action will pick up on Tuesday with players guaranteed $43,515 in prizes including $701,215 for first.

Randy Ohel is in the driver's seat of the $10,000 Dealer's Choice 6 Handed Championship with 15 players remaining, which has whittled down from a field of 123. When play resumes at 2 PM PT, he will be joined by the likes of Nick Schulman, Brian Rast and Jeff Madsen, among others as they vie for a $299,488 first place prize.

Jimmy D'Ambrosio leads the $600 No Limit Hold'em Deepstack heading into Day 2 with 289 players remaining.

The $50,000 High Roller No Limit Hold'em is living up to its billing after attracting 85 entries from high-profile pros. After Day 1, Dan Smith, who earlier won his first WSOP bracelet, is on the top of the leaderboard. Joining him among the final 23 are Mikita Badziakouski, Christoph Vogelsang, Chance Kornuth, David Peters, Justin Bonomo and Erik Seidel.

Kenny Hsiung heads the $1,500 Limit Hold'em with 160 out of the original 522 entries surviving the day. Action picks up at 2 PM PT on Tuesday for the event.

New events

Two new events are on the schedule for Tuesday, the $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em, beginning at 11 AM PT while Event #15, the $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 9 or Better Championship kicks off at 3 PM PT.

Watch the WSOP 2022

There's a break in the streaming action on June 7th with no WSOP bracelets events scheduled on PokerGo. However, tomorrow PokerGo will pick things up with the final table of the $50,000 High Roller No LImit Hold'em.

Sights and sounds from the WSOP

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