57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER

Player Profile

Country Code - US
Samuel Stockwell
Title
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Bracelets
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Rings
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Final Tables
1# 18,809
Cashes
3# 69,974
Total Earnings
$3,022# 152,039
Series / EventsDateRankEarningsResults
POKERGO TOUR
POKERGO TOUR - Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

$ 600 No Limit Hold'em - Deep Stack - $200 Bounty (Event 9)

Jul 29 20229 / 188$1,555Results
WSOP CIRCUIT
WSOP Circuit - HORSESHOE TUNICA

Event #2: $400 No-Limit Hold'em (Flight 1 of 4)

Jan 16 201995 / 1211$764Results
WSOP CIRCUIT
WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S NEW ORLEANS

Event #1: $365 No-Limit Hold'em Re-Entry ($200K Guarantee)

May 09 2018101 / 1340$703Results
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