

Daniel Dvoress Wins First Live Bracelet at WSOPE
Daniel Dvoress has broken his live WSOP duck after winning Event #8: €25,000 GGMillion€ at the World Series of Poker Europe at King’s Resort, Rozvadov. Dvoress topped a field of 89 entries to scoop a €600,000 first-place prize from a prize pool of €2,079,930.
Martin Kabrhel was leading the field when the final table of eight was set. Michael Rocco had his turn at leading the field before Dvoress seized control when the play switched to three-handed. It took a further 90 minutes of play before Kabrhel was out, setting up a heads-up battle that promised furious action, even though Dvoress already had a 2-1 advantage.
Dvoress now sits at a career best of 27th on the all-time winners list for live tournaments with $27,892,240.
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