Jesse Lonis Adds Third WSOP Bracelet in Online Bounty Win
Jesse Lonis announced on October 19, 2026, that he had won his third World Series of Poker bracelet, adding an online mystery bounty title to his record.
Playing as Dangerous22, Lonis won the $1,000 event against a field of 371 entries, according to CardPlayer’s result report. His combined prize and bounty return was $59,578.52.
Two parts to the payout
The published results separate $33,687.50 in first-place prize money from $25,891.02 in bounties. Adding those figures produces the approximately $59,579 total reported for the win; it is not a $59,579 placement prize with bounties on top.
Runner-up kazuomatsui received $24,937.50 in placement money and $2,198.72 in bounties, a combined $27,136.22. The screen name alone does not establish that player’s real-world identity.
Lonis’s shared client screenshot shows Dangerous22 as the last player standing and identifies the tournament as WSOP Bracelet Event #16, a no-limit hold’em mystery bounty with a $350,000 guarantee. A final prize pool was not independently verified; the guarantee is an advertised minimum, not an actual pool figure.
A third title across online and live play
The result adds another online bracelet to a record that began with a $1,000 online no-limit hold’em win in 2022. His second came live in 2023, when he won the $50,000 pot-limit Omaha high roller for $2,303,017.
The new victory therefore returns Lonis to an online hold’em winner’s circle more than three years after his live Omaha title. His October 19 announcement confirms the milestone without requiring a new live-series appearance.
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