57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

1993 World Series of Poker

Apr 19 1993 - May 13 1993Horseshoe Casino Tunica
Event#9

Event #9: $5,000 Limit Hold'em

Start Date

Apr 27 07:00 PM

Buy-in

$5,000

ITM

Top 6 players

End Date

Apr 27 07:00 PM

Entries

63

Prize

$317,400

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Country Code - US

Winner

Phil Hellmuth

$138,000

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
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Phil Hellmuth
United States
$138,000
2
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Don Williams
United States
$79,350
3
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Jack Keller
United States
$41,400
4
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John Anthony Cernuto
United States
$24,150
5
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Ron Stanley
United States
$18,975
6
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Blair Rodman
United States
$15,525
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