On July 1 (Monday), an American poker pro managed to earn his third gold bracelet after winning Event #65 of the 2019 WSOP.
2019 WSOP Event #65: $10,000 PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Buy-in: $10,000Date: June 28 to July 1, 2019Entries: 193Prize pool: $1,814,200
Nick Schulman outlasted a player field of 193 to take home the prize money worth $463,670.
A resident of Manhattan, NY, the 34-year-old for[...] Read more » 2019 WSOP: Event #65: $10,000 PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better won by Nick Schulman for $463,670, Third Bracelet earned
Joined: May '09
Location: Croatia
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we are already at 65-th event at this years WSOP!time fly fast and soon we will have main event!this is already third gold bracelet for this player,which is great success and lot of famous player dont have even one bracelet!great first prize for him with 10 K buy in!
rather strange but I don’t know Nick Schulman .... Although he also earns 3 gold bracelet, but nevertheless for me it is an absolutely unknown name .... But now I will know this name already- Nick Schulman is the owner of three gold bracelets. ..is certainly a remarkable achievement for him.
Wow, did I see it right? Did they just took 100k+ from the prizepool as a rake? Wow, I know the WSOP is/was great business for the promoters but it's not that hard to figure out why... Overall it may not be a lot of money but it seems a lot of money
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Location: Argentina
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good congratulations to the winner for the bracelet and for having taken a nice prize pot: D I wonder if one day will also be my name so in some event even if it is old man hahaha but good leaving the side envy very good for the winner haha
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The WSOP 2019 has reached to this number because this series has begun on May 28 and the players still have to play until July 16. I do not know how long a WSOP normally takes, but this is a 50 year anniversary and i guess they made more tournaments. Congratulations to this player for the bracelet won and for his game.
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Posted by bowie1984: Wow, did I see it right? Did they just took 100k+ from the prizepool as a rake? Wow, I know the WSOP is/was great business for the promoters but it's not that hard to figure out why... Overall it may not be a lot of money but it seems a lot of money
well I dont think that this is such a big rake for this buy in!when you see that buy in is 10 K,then 600 $ isnt big rake!when you play big tournament online,like sunday million,you pay 215 $ and 15 $ is rake,so for 1000 you would pay 75 $ and for 10000 it would 750 $ rake,so this is ok for me!
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That's how the system works and every poker series organizer will have to earn money because he makes the location available he has dealers and other employees who work for everything to be good.The amount of money is under 10% for big tournaments and for the smallest 10% or 15%. This is good.
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