

Dan Shak Finishes as Runner-Up in WPT #01 Omaha Hi-Lo Tournament
Dan Shak, a well-known poker player who participates in high-stakes games but considers himself an amateur, finished as the runner-up in the WPT #01 Omaha Hi-Lo tournament, receiving $87,000.
Dan Shak has won over $10,500,000 in live tournaments throughout his career. His best cash win was in 2014 at the PCA, where he finished second in a $100,000 tournament and received $1,178,000.
The winner of the WPT #01 Omaha Hi-Lo tournament was Paul-Francois Tedeski, who received $92,000. Paul-Francois Tedeski was born in Bastia but now lives in London. He has won around $3,000,000 in live tournaments. In 2019, he finished second in the WSOP, losing to Denis Strebkov in the H.O.R.S.E. tournament. Additionally, in 2012, he finished sixth in the WSOPE Main Event in Cannes, winning $194,000.
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