

Daniel 'steamraise' Alaei Wins Five Diamond Classic
The Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic tournament had a buy-in of $15,400 and attracted 329 participants, creating a prize pool of $4,761,450.
Daniel 'steamraise' Alaei was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 3,925,000 chips.
Fazer 'The-Toilet' Jaka was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 5,385,000 chips. Scottie Nguyen was known for his skillful play with a short stack, and he was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 1,050,000 chips. John Juanda was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 1,710,000 chips. Steve O'Dwyer was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 1,050,000 chips. Josh Arie was one of the top players at the Five Diamond Classic, finishing with 1,710,000 chips.
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