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Huang Denies Miscikowski WSOPC Online Winter Series Main Event Title

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Jifeng "Snakey" Huang is a World Series of Poker Circuit champion. The Hong Kong-based grinder came out on top in the $525 WSOP Winter Online Circuit Series Main Event at GGPoker on January 16. Huang��s victory came with a mightily impressive $664,725 payday, and denied David Misickowski a WSOPC ring to go with his bracelet.

WSOP Winter Online Circuit Series Main Event Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Jifeng "Snakey" HuangHong Kong$664,725
2David MiscikowskiMexico$498,472
3Rodrigo "SePico77" PresuttiUruguay$373,801
4Georgi SandevPoland$280,311
5hamzesAustria$210,203
6Giriri7Japan$157,630
7Chunyang "NanaPS" HaoChina$118,206
8Vu "Taicu" TaiVietnam$88,642
9Nikita "FatGerry" KupchinRussia$66,472

The tournament drew in a massive crowd of 14,235 players over the course of several starting flights. This bumper crowd ensured the $5 million guarantee was not just hit but was blown out of the water. Some $7,117,500 was paid out, with almost $2.5 million of that princely sum going to the nine players who navigated their way to the final table.

Seven of those nine finalists saw a six-figure sum wing its way to their GGPoker account. Russian pro Nikita "FatGerry" Kupchin was the first player out of the door despite sitting down in third-place. Kupchin headed into the night with a $66,472 score to keep him company.

WSOP Winter Circuit 2021 Stats
Total prize money awarded: $145,961,564
Total number of tournament entries: 978,639
The largest tournament field: #14: $100 MILLION$ Mini Main Event (25,625)
The biggest prize pool: #18: $525 Main Event ($7,118,000)

Eighth-place and $88,642 went to Vu "Taicu" Tai of Vietnam. Tai was the shortest stack when the final table commenced, so laddering up a payout spot could be seen as a decent result.

Everyone else was now guaranteed at least $118,206 for their efforts, and the pay jumps grew more substantial. Chinyang "NanaPS" Hao bowed out in seventh-place before Japanese player "Giriri7" fell by the wayside, albeit with $157,630 reasons to be delighted with their performance.

David Miscikowski
David Miscikowski fell at the final hurdle

Austria��s "hamzes" has every right to be happy with their fifth-place finish. They were the second-shortest stack at the restart, but managed to battle their way to a fifth-place finish worth a cool $210,203.

Georgi Sandev came up short in his quest for glory when his tournament ended abruptly in fourth place. No doubt the $280,311 Sandev collected for his fourth-place went some way to soothe the pain of not becoming a WSOP champion.

Heads-up was set when Rodrigo "SePico77" Presutti bowed out in third. Third-place came with $373,801 in addition to heaps of kudos from the Uruguayan's fellow poker players.

The one-on-one battle pitted David Miscikowski against Huang in what was essentially a heads-up sit & go with $166,253 difference in prize money plus, of course, the coveted WSOP Circuit ring.

Miscikowski won a WSOP bracelet in 2014 when he triumphed in a $5,000 No-Limit Hold��em event, a victory worth $719,707. However, the Mexico-based Californian had to make do with the $498,472 runner-up prize in this particular event. When the dust settled at the final table, more than 14,000 lay in Huang��s wake, and he became the worthy recipient of a gold WSOP Circuit ring plus a career-best cash of $664,725.

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