CIRCUIT

WSOP Circuit - Holland Casino

Mar 14 2025 - Mar 22 2025Holland Casino
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Event#5

WSOPC Event #5: €1,100 Pot-Limit Omaha

Start Date

Mar 17 12:00 PM

Buy-in

€1,100

ITM

Top 20 players

End Date

-

Entries

135

Prize

€129,600

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
Ukraine
€31,402
2
Germany
€20,904
3
Netherlands
€14,930
4
Germany
€11,483
5
Netherlands
€8,683
6
Ukraine
€6,493
7
Netherlands
€4,873
8
Netherlands
€3,694
9
Germany
€2,851
10
United Kingdom
€2,851
11
Netherlands
€2,851
12
Netherlands
€2,281
13
Finland
€2,281
14
Netherlands
€2,281
15
Netherlands
€2,281
16
Ireland
€1,892
17
United States
€1,892
18
Israel
€1,892
19
Belgium
€1,892
20
Netherlands
€1,892

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