Eelis Parssinen Wins $2.2M at WSOP $25,000 PLO Event
Eelis Parssinen secured his second WSOP bracelet and $2.2 million in the $25,000 PLO event. The Finnish high-stakes star now leads the PLO money list.

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Eelis Parssinen secured his second WSOP bracelet and $2.2 million in the $25,000 PLO event. The Finnish high-stakes star now leads the PLO money list.
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