57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

2024 World Series of Poker

May 27 2024 - Jul 16 2024Horseshoe / Paris Las Vegas
Event#22

WSOP Online Event #22: NL Hold'em Championship

Start Date

Jul 08 05:00 PM

Buy-in

$1,000

ITM

Top 14 players

End Date

Jul 08 05:00 PM

Entries

1,059

Prize

$951,001

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Winner

No Winner for This Event.

$0

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
3
United States
$74,818
7
United States
$22,779
19
United States
$4,480
20
United Kingdom
$4,480
22
United States
$4,480
36
United States
$3,145
43
Lithuania
$2,859
46
France
$2,859
63
Lithuania
$2,478
81
Ireland
$2,287
82
United States
$2,287
144
Lithuania
$2,002
148
United States
$1,906
174
Taiwan
$1,906

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