A WSOP.com tournament regular took down the third online bracelet of this fall’s World Series of Poker as Pete Chen won the $400 no-limit hold’em ultra deepstack. The native of Taiwan netted $82,559 after defeating a 1,023-entry field to earn his first WSOP bracelet. While Chen plays most of his tournament volume online, he is an accomplished live pro with $3.1 million in live tournament earnings. Outside of a runner-up finish in the $5,000 no-limit hold’em at the 2017 WSOP, most of Chen’s live tournament scores came in Asia. He bested a final table that featured online legend Amit Makhija. Despite more than $3 million in live earnings, Makhija was also searching for his first WSOP bracelet, but busted in eighth place for $8,305. Chen came into the final table in the middle of the pack and stayed alive while a few players hit the rail. Stephen Wieczorek was the short stack and eliminated by Melody Mckee. McKee raised from early position and Wieczorek moved all in from middle po