Bradley Ruben Secures Third WSOP Gold Bracelet at $1,500 Razz Event
Bradley Ruben has won his third WSOP gold bracelet at Event #42: $1,500 Razz, securing $99,188. The tournament attracted 311 entries and a prize pool of $415,185.

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Bradley Ruben has won his third WSOP gold bracelet at Event #42: $1,500 Razz, securing $99,188. The tournament attracted 311 entries and a prize pool of $415,185.
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