WSOP 2019: Highlights from Tournaments 61 to 74

From the 61st to the 74th events of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2019, several notable tournaments took place, each with its own set of winners and impressive earnings.

Tournament #61 – NLHE, $400

Sedjin Park, a 37-year-old professional, won the first bracelet for South Korea in an open tournament, earning $451,272. Andrew Barber, a master of limit poker, finished 5th in the tournament, earning $119,072, his largest prize in WSOP no-limit hold'em tournaments. Grigory Ignatyuk was the best Russian player in the tournament, finishing 65th and earning $5,979.

Tournament #63 – Omaha Mix, $1,500

Anatoly Zyirin won the bracelet and $199,838 in the Omaha Mix tournament.

Tournament #64 – NLHE, $888

Rick Alvarado, a California professional, won the NLHE tournament with a $888 buy-in, earning $888,888. Alexander Rusinov, a Lithuanian player, finished 5th in the tournament, earning $233,888. Arseny Karmatsky finished 12th, earning $64,311. Natalia Nikitina finished 40th, earning $21,018.

Tournament #65 – PLO8, $10,000

Nick Schulman won the PLO8 tournament, earning his third bracelet. Denis 'Adrenaline' Strebkov finished 4th in the tournament.

Tournament #66 – FLHE, $1,500

David 'ODB' Baker won the FLHE tournament, earning his second bracelet.

Tournament #67 – Stud8, $10,000

Robert Campbell, an Australian poker enthusiast and former cyber sports team manager, won his second bracelet in the Stud8 tournament, earning $385,763. Andrey Zhigalov finished 7th, earning $46,999.

Tournament #68 – NLHE, $1,000, online

Nicolas Baris won $303,739 in the NLHE online tournament. Maxim Lykov finished 24th, earning $8,978.

Tournament #69 – NLHE, $1,000

Jeremy Sauder, a 27-year-old French professional living in London, won the Mini Main Event, earning $628,654. Gleb Kovtunov was the best Russian player in the tournament, finishing 42nd and earning $14,000.

Tournament #70 – NLHE, $5,000

Joao 'Naza114' Vieira won the NLHE tournament, earning $758,011. Igor Soika was the best Russian player in the tournament, finishing 33rd and earning $17,575.

Tournament #71 – NLHE, $500

Susan Farber, a 71-year-old accountant from North Carolina, won the NLHE tournament, earning $43,075, which was donated to charitable funds supporting veterans.