57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

WSOP Circuit - HARRAH'S PHILADELPHIA

Apr 24 2012 - May 07 2012Harrah's Philadelphia
Event#12

Event #12: No Limit Hold'em Turbo

Start Date

May 06 08:00 PM

Buy-in

$345

ITM

Top 6 players

End Date

May 06 08:00 PM

Entries

150

Prize

$43,650

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Winner

No Winner for This Event.

$0

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
7
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Matthew Hankins
United States
$1,760
9
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Joseph Isabella
United States
$1,104
10
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Eric Suarez
United States
$895
12
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Raymar Dizon
United States
$895
13
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Akib Ali
United States
$737
14
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Chris McGill
United States
$737
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