57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER

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VaniaUAIvan Moshliak
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4# 67,470
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$4,159# 132,698
Series / EventsDateRankEarningsResults
WSOP
WSOP Online

#7: $215 Mystery Millions - $1M Top Bounty

Aug 25 2025831 / 4548$1,802Results
WSOP
2021 WSOP Winter Circuit - Ring

WSOPC #12: $500 Deepstack No Limit Hold'em

Jan 02 202165 / 1445$1,820Results
WSOP
WSOP Online

WSOPC Ring Event #3: Deepstack Bounty Hunters $500K GTD

May 05 20201527 / 3669$200Results
WSOP
WSOP Online

WSOPC Ring Event #2: KICK-OFF $500K GTD

May 03 2020478 / 4046$336Results
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