57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

WSOP Online

WSOPC High Rollers: $1,050 Daily Heater HR

Start Date

May 17 09:05 PM

Buy-in

$1,050

ITM

Top 19 players

End Date

May 18 12:35 AM

Entries

73

Prize

$59,176

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
SwedenSweden
$22,609
2
CzechiaCzechia
$9,086
3
UkraineUkraine
$7,378
4
ItalyItaly
$4,767
6
ItalyItaly
$4,062
7
CanadaCanada
$4,708
10
BrazilBrazil
$750
11
United StatesUnited States
$1,125
12
RussiaRussia
$250
13
SpainSpain
$1,062
16
ArgentinaArgentina
$750
17
GermanyGermany
$250
20
ChinaChina
$250
27
AustriaAustria
$500
29
ChinaChina
$250
31
BulgariaBulgaria
$625
36
United StatesUnited States
$250
43
GermanyGermany
$250
52
ChinaChina
$250

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