57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER

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Dennis Yoder
Wins
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Bracelets
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Rings
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Final Tables
1 32247th
Cashes
4 60154th
Poker IQ
Total Earnings
$32,384 39008th
Series / EventsDateRankEarningsResults
WSOP
WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Las Vegas

#16: $400 NLH 40/40/40 $40K GTD

Mar 29 202630 / 337$847Results
WSOP
WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Las Vegas

WSOPC Event #15: $1,700 MAIN EVENT

Mar 27 20257 / 774$27,283Results
WSOP
WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Baltimore

WSOPC Event #6: $400 Monster Stack

Feb 23 202513 / 589$2,903Results
WSOP
WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Las Vegas

WSOPC Event #8: $400 Seniors Event

Feb 15 202314 / 323$1,351Results
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