Huge 4,391 player field generates $3,951,900 prize pool
Part-time trade show director, part-time poker player Adrian Moreno outlasted a field of 4,391 and an unpredictable final table to claim Event 74 of the 2017 World Series of Poker (WSOP), the $1,000 + $111 Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold’em.
Moreno claimed his first WSOP bracelet and a tidy payday of $528,316 in the extended four-day charity-themed tournament emerging victorious from two-hours of heads-up play with Norwegian Martin Lesjoe.
The tournament generated a $3,951,900 prize pool of which $487,401 was donated to Guy Laliberte’s charity One Drop. Its conclusion marks the last of the WSOP summer schedule events, bar Event 73 which is currently playing out.
Other final table results were:
2 Martin Lesjoe, $326,314
3 Matt Berkey, $240,588
4 Jimmy Guerrero, $178,764
5 Richard Dixon, $133,868
6 Giuseppe Pantaleo, $101,041
7 Ricardo Ramos, $76,871
8 Samuel Vonkennel, $58,953
9 Alexandros Papadopoulos, $45,578
Online Casino News Courtesy of Infopowa
