

Jami Dwan won WSOP $50k No-Limit Hold’em and earned his first bracelet
Jami Dwan won WSOP $50,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Jami Dwan, who hails from Manchester, became the winner of the WSOP event with a $50,000 No‑Limit Hold’em buy‑in, taking a prize pool of $2,276,691 and his first career bracelet.
In the final game he defeated Austrian Daniel Rezay after a tense heads‑up battle. The final table also featured poker legends Brian Kenny and Daniel Negreanu, who together have earned over $150 million.
The tournament attracted 202 participants, creating a prize pool of $9,595,000, which was divided among 31 prize positions. Dwan also earned 1,530 Card Player Player of the Year points and 600 PokerGO Tour points for this victory.
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