57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S TUNICA

Jan 26 2011 - Feb 14 2011Harrah's Tunica
Event#29

Event #29: $345 H.O.R.S.E.

Start Date

Feb 05 06:00 PM

Buy-in

$345

ITM

Top 8 players

End Date

Feb 06 06:00 PM

Entries

76

Prize

$20,538

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Country Code - US

Winner

Jim Mink

$6,983

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
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Jim Mink
United States
$6,983
2
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Jeffery Welch
United States
$4,321
3
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Christopher Wolfe
United States
$2,844
4
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Scott Carlson
United States
$1,991
5
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Joshua Palmer
United States
$1,475
6
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Shane Paxton
United States
$1,154
7
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David Perkins
United States
$950
8
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Stephen Winkel
United States
$820
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