
DJ Alexander Wins First Live Flip&Go Tournament at WSOP 2021
The first live Flip&Go poker tournament at WSOP 2021 attracted 1,232 players with a $1,000 buy-in. DJ Alexander emerged victorious, winning $181,000 and a gold bracelet.

The first live Flip&Go poker tournament at WSOP 2021 attracted 1,232 players with a $1,000 buy-in. DJ Alexander emerged victorious, winning $181,000 and a gold bracelet.

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