Jesse Lonis Wins Third WSOP Bracelet in Online Mystery Bounty
A single $1,000 entry returned $59,579 as Lonis collected the second-largest mystery bounty and beat “kazuomatsui” heads-up.
- Lonis topped a 371-entry $1,000 online Mystery Bounty event for his third WSOP bracelet.
- His $59,579 return included $33,688 for first place and $25,891 in bounties.
- Lonis collected a $14,000 mystery bounty and defeated “kazuomatsui” heads-up.
- The victory was his first WSOP bracelet since his $2.3 million PLO high-roller win in 2023.
Jesse Lonis won his third World Series of Poker bracelet in a $1,000 online Mystery Bounty event, outlasting 371 entries and defeating “kazuomatsui” heads-up. The 31-year-old earned $59,579 in total, combining a $33,688 first-place prize with $25,891 in bounties.
Lonis played the tournament under the screen name “Dangerous22” and entered only once. Card Player reported that his bounty haul included a $14,000 envelope, the second-largest mystery bounty available from the prize pool.
Lonis announced the result on social media Oct. 19, writing: “Won my 3rd WSOP Bracelet last night!” It was his first bracelet victory since 2023, when he won a $50,000 pot-limit Omaha high roller for $2.3 million, still the second-largest tournament cash of his career.
His first bracelet came in 2022, in a $1,000 online six-max no-limit hold’em event. The New York native, now based in Las Vegas, has amassed more than $35 million in career earnings.
The bracelet adds another online result to Lonis’ strong year, following his $153,000 victory in CoinPoker’s GOPC High Roller in August, as we reported at the time. “Kazuomatsui,” meanwhile, had also finished sixth in the earlier WSOP Online event won by Shannon Shorr for his fourth bracelet.
WSOP Online allows players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania to compete for official gold bracelets from home.
