57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

2004 World Series of Poker

Apr 22 2004 - May 23 2004Binions Horseshoe Casino
Event#8

Event #8: $2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

Start Date

Apr 28 05:00 PM

Buy-in

$2,000

ITM

Top 9 players

End Date

Apr 29 05:00 PM

Entries

145

Prize

$569,440

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Winner

No Winner for This Event.

$0

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
4
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David Colclough
United Kingdom
$45,560
5
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Hung La
United States
$34,160
6
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Karsten Johansen
Unknown Country
$28,480
8
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Paul Maxfield
Unknown Country
$17,080
11
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Michael Pancer
United States
$7,980
14
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Dewey Tomko
United States
$6,840
15
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George Pitsilides
United States
$6,840
16
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ONeil Longson
United States
$5,700
18
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Bruce Corman
Unknown Country
$5,700
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