CIRCUIT

WSOP Circuit - PLANET HOLLYWOOD

Nov 13 2014 - Nov 24 2014Planet Hollywood
Las Vegas, NV, United States
Event#12

Event #12 - $365 No-Limit Hold'em

Start Date

Nov 21 08:00 AM

Buy-in

$365

ITM

Top 18 players

End Date

Nov 22 08:00 AM

Entries

167

Prize

$50,100

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
United States
$13,526
2
Hungary
$8,360
3
United States
$6,018
4
United States
$4,410
5
United States
$3,290
6
United States
$2,496
7
Canada
$1,927
8
United States
$1,512
9
United States
$1,205
10
United States
$976
11
United States
$976
12
United States
$976
13
United States
$804
14
United States
$804
15
Canada
$804
16
United States
$672
17
United States
$672
18
United States
$672

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