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Jeremy Cottler Wins Wynn Fall Classic Tournament with $643,260 Prize
NewsNovember 7, 2021·1 min read

Jeremy Cottler Wins Wynn Fall Classic Tournament with $643,260 Prize


The Wynn Fall Classic tournament, held in Las Vegas, concluded with a significant victory for American poker player Jeremy Cottler. The event, which had a buy-in of $3,500 and a guaranteed prize pool of $3,000,000, attracted 1,775 entries, resulting in a prize pool of $5,724,370.

Cottler's win was particularly notable as he secured the largest payout of his career, amounting to $643,260. The final hand saw Albert Nguyen from Canada, who finished as the runner-up with $550,950, push all-in pre-flop with a pair of sevens against Cottler's ace-king. Cottler hit an overpair on the flop and secured his victory on the turn and river.

Other notable finishers included Chris Moorman from the USA, who took seventh place and earned $123,360. The tournament's final table featured a diverse group of players from various countries, including Israel, France, Denmark, and Romania.

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