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November Nine 2014: Meet the Finalists of the WSOP Main Event
TournamentsJuly 16, 2014·1 min read

November Nine 2014: Meet the Finalists of the WSOP Main Event


The nine finalists for the 2014 WSOP Main Event are: 1. Йоррит «10-6» ван Хоф (Нидерланды) – 38,375,000, 2. Феликс Стивенсен (Норвегия) – 32,775,000, 3. Марк Ньюхаус (США) – 26,000,000, 4. Эндони Ларрабе (Испания) – 22,550,000, 5. Дэн Синделар (США) – 21,200,000, 6. Уильям Паппаконстантину (США) – 17,500,000, 7. Уильям Тонкинг (США) – 15,050,000, 8. Мартин Якобсон (Швеция) – 14,900,000, 9. Бруно Политано (Бразилия) – 12,125,000.

The prize pool for the top nine finalists is: 1. $10,000,000, 2. $5,145,968, 3. $3,806,402, 4. $2,848,833, 5. $2,143,174, 6. $1,622,080, 7. $1,235,862, 8. $947,077, 9. $730,725.

Mark Newhaus is the only player to have made it to the final table twice, having previously placed 9th in the 2013 WSOP Main Event. The final two days of the WSOP Main Event will be broadcast live on ESPN on November 10 and 11. The WSOP 2014 set a new record for attendance with 82,360 participants, a 3.6% increase from the previous year.

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