57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S CHEROKEE

Aug 01 2017 - Aug 13 2017Harrah's Cherokee
Event#10

Event #10: $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT

Start Date

Aug 10 08:00 PM

Buy-in

$1,675

ITM

Top 5 players

End Date

Aug 13 08:00 PM

Entries

1,022

Prize

$1,533,000

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Country Code - US

Winner

Harry Arutyunyan

$283,597

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
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Harry Arutyunyan
United States
$283,597
8
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Danny Lawson
United States
$35,106
65
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Benjamin Lafever
United States
$3,940
78
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William O'Neal
United States
$3,618
105
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Eric Spencer
United States
$2,821
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