It probably shouldn't even be called a heater because that would be an understatement at this point. Bin Weng, for the third time this year, took down a major poker tournament for seven figures on Friday, this one the World Poker Tour (WPT) EveryOne for One Drop, which paid $2,227,054
The Philadelphia resident won his second WPT event within the past two months, and almost his third as he also final tabled the WPT Choctaw back in May.
The EveryOne for One Drop, a charity event, had a $10,500 buy-in with a massive field of 1,676 entries, creating a $16,257,200 prize pool.
The Philadelphia resident won his second WPT event within the past two months, and almost his third as he also final tabled the WPT Choctaw back in May.
The EveryOne for One Drop, a charity event, had a $10,500 buy-in with a massive field of 1,676 entries, creating a $16,257,200 prize pool.