The 2023 World Series of Poker at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas may be headed into its last few days, but that doesn't mean the action is letting up. In fact, these last few days are some of the busiest.
While the Main Event played down to its final table today, there were ten other events that either kicked off, plowed through, or closed out their action.
Four of the day's events ended with one player holding all the chips, the first prize cash, and a gold bracelet. The most significant of these wins went to Bulgarian player Alex Kulev, who took home his first WSOP bracelet and $2,087,073 for first place in the $50,000 High Roller Event.
The day's other bracelet winners were Joseph Roh in the $600 Ultra Stack, Matthew Parry in the $3,000 PLO 6-Handed, and Thai Ha in the $1,500 Short Deck.
While the Main Event played down to its final table today, there were ten other events that either kicked off, plowed through, or closed out their action.
Four of the day's events ended with one player holding all the chips, the first prize cash, and a gold bracelet. The most significant of these wins went to Bulgarian player Alex Kulev, who took home his first WSOP bracelet and $2,087,073 for first place in the $50,000 High Roller Event.
The day's other bracelet winners were Joseph Roh in the $600 Ultra Stack, Matthew Parry in the $3,000 PLO 6-Handed, and Thai Ha in the $1,500 Short Deck.