WSOP 2017: Winners and Prizes from Events 60 to 66

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2017 saw numerous exciting events and impressive wins. Here are the highlights from events 60 to 66:

Alexandru Papazian from Romania won the #60 WSOP event, 'Crazy Eights,' earning $888,888. This victory was his second-largest career win, following a €1,197,000 prize from a high roller tournament in Monte Carlo.

Thomas Cannuli from the USA secured his first WSOP bracelet by winning the #61 event, an online no-limit hold'em tournament, earning $322,815. He defeated 423 opponents in the wsop.com room.

Elior Sion from the UK triumphed in the #62 event, the 'Players Championship,' taking home $1,395,767. Despite facing significant challenges, including a massive loss mid-tournament, Sion managed to rebuild his stack and secure the win.

Rulah Divine from the USA won the #63 event, a no-limit hold'em tournament, earning $262,501. This victory marked his largest career win and his first bracelet.

Sebastian Langrock from Germany claimed the #64 event, an NLHE/PLO tournament, earning $268,555. Langrock, known for his victory in the German version of 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?,' extended his stay in the WSOP to capitalize on his success.

Shai Zur from Israel won the #65 event, a turbo no-limit hold'em tournament, earning $223,241. Zur's victory came after a dramatic heads-up against Ognjen Sekularac, where he made a crucial call to secure the lead.

Chris Klodnicki from the USA won the #66 event, a no-limit hold'em tournament, earning $428,423. Klodnicki, known for his expertise in mixed games, surprised many by winning his first bracelet in a large field of nearly 2,000 players.