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WSOP Circuit - Holland Casino Venlo

May 08 2026 - May 16 2026Holland Casino Venlo
Venlo, Netherlands
Event#3

#3: €1,500 NLH - Main Event 500K GTD

Start Date

May 15 12:30 PM

Buy-in

€1,500

ITM

Top 128 players

End Date

May 16 09:28 PM

Entries

851

Prize

€1,148,850

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Country Code - DE

Winner

Martin Lenoch

€200,384

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Achmed NemerMay 16 2026 06:33 PM
#HollandVenlo#3-MainEvent

Lorenz ich drück dir Daumen du packst das

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Johannes SchoenMay 11 2026 11:35 PM
#HollandVenlo#3-MainEvent

Nice Tournement

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