Phil Ivey Wins Eighth WSOP Bracelet in Thrilling HORSE Tournament
Phil Ivey secured his eighth WSOP bracelet by defeating Bill Chen in a HORSE tournament. The event featured 478 participants and a $3,000 buy-in.

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Phil Ivey secured his eighth WSOP bracelet by defeating Bill Chen in a HORSE tournament. The event featured 478 participants and a $3,000 buy-in.
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