Koray Aldemir Wins 2021 WSOP Main Event: 8 Million Dollar Prize
Koray Aldemir from Germany won the 2021 World Series of Poker Main Event, taking home an 8 million dollar prize. The event had 6,550 entries and a prize pool of 62 million dollars.

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