Bryan "PellePelle" Piccioli Looking for Another WSOP Main Event Run
Bryan "PellePelle" Piccioli's poker resume includes $4.5 million in tournament cashes according to HendonMob, and he's also a former world No. 1 ranked player online.
Earlier this year, Piccioli dusted off the mouse for more online play and pocketed his first WSOP Circuit ring in Event #1: $200 No-Limit Hold'em Knockout during the February festival.
Piccioli also has a bracelet from a large-field event at WSOP Asia-Pacific back in 2013.
However, when it comes to WSOP success, he's undoubtedly best known for two Main Event runs. In 2017, Piccioli made the final table of the WSOP Main Event. There, he had a tough go of it on Day 9 and wound up with a sixth-place finish worth $1,675,000.
More recently, under the moniker "smbdySUCKme," he took a chip lead into the final day of the record-breaking GGPoker Main Event. With just 37 opponents left out of a field of 5,802, Piccioli had to stomach a 23rd-place finish as his solid stack melted away in rough back-to-back hands — first losing top two pair to a runner flush then having a standard button shove run into a bigger hand.
Only time will tell if Piccioli can put together another deep WSOP Main Event run!
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