Over the first 25 events of the 2020 World Series of Poker Online, six players have won their bracelet while playing on the Natural8 skin on the GGPoker network including one player who took home nearly $1.5 million for his win.

And now all six newly-crowned champions are set to become Natural8 ambassadors. As part of an exclusive Natural8 2020 WSOP promotion, any player who wins a WSOP event while playing on Natural8 is offered a sponsorship consisting of between $7,500 and $100,000 in value, depending on the buy-in of the event they won.

The Bronze level sponsorship package, which is for events with buy-ins from $50 to $999, is worth $7,500 and includes $5,000 for Las Vegas tournament buy-ins and another $2,500 for travel. Silver level sponsorship, which is worth $15,000, includes $10,000 for Las Vegas tournament buy-ins and $5,000 for expenses, is awarded to players winning events with a buy-in of $1,000 or great.

The third tier of sponsorship is reserved solely for a player who wins the $5,000 buy-in 2020 WSOP Online Main Event. That package, worth $100,000 to the player, includes $10,000 for Las Vegas event buy-ins and $5,000 for travel, $25,000 for other live event buy-ins, and T$60,000 in online sponsorships paid out over 12 months.

All six winners, consisting of a pair of Bronze-level winners and four Silver-level sponsorships, become part of the newly-formed Team Bling, which will run alongside Natural8’s Team Hot ambassadors group that includes Kitty Kuo, Danny Tang, Michael Soyza, and others.

Marcelo Pudla might just have the best ROI of the six. The Brazilian kicked off the 2020 WSOP Online events on GGPoker by taking down Event #32 ($100 The Opener) for $265,880 and now has a Bronze-level sponsorship package to add to it.

Japan’s Shoma Ishikawa topped the 2,214 other players in Event #34 ($525 Super Turbo Bounty NLHE Six Max) to win $82,425 and a Bronze-level sponsorship package. He joins Team Hot member Kosei Ichinose as Japanese Natural8 ambassadors.

Andy Hun Wei Lee became the first player to grab a Silver-level sponsorship when he won Event #37 ($1,050 Bounty Pot Limit Omaha) to earn $161,886.

Malaysian Paul Teoh had two final table appearances before he won Event #47 ($1,000 Short Deck) to earn $82,202 and the Silver-level sponsorship package.

High roller regular Daniel Dvoress walked away with $1,489,289 and a Silver-level package after shipping Event #48 ($1,500 WSOP Millionaire Maker).

Luis Assuncao Garla became the second Brazilian player to win a sponsorship package when he shipped Event #55 (HK$8,000 NLHE Asia Championship) for $461,709.47

Winners of a Silver or Bronze sponsorship package can also choose to receive the equivalent in T$.

There are 20 WSOP bracelet events remaining on the GGPoker and Natural8 schedule.