He had made eight final tables, finishing in the top five spots five different times. In the seven years since Soverel has had near-miss followed by near-miss. He earned his first bracelet in a $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha event in 2016. The win was a long-time coming for Soverel. Soverel prevailed over a field of 408 total entries and defeated Hungary’s Gergely Kulcsar heads-up at the live final table of Online Event #13: $5,300 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller Championship to capture the $393,516 top prize and another piece of coveted gold jewelry.
Two days later, it ended in a second World Series of Poker bracelet for the Florida native.
At the same time, he was taking to the virtual felt under the name “ApesSonIMHO,” again competing against some of poker’s elite on. Sam Soverel spent Monday night playing in one of the live high-stakes cash games to which he is accustomed.
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