

Who Predicted the WSOP Final Table Correctly?
The contest was organized by GipsyTeam and Lotos Poker. The prediction contest was held during the WSOP final table, where participants had to answer questions about the outcomes of various events. The questions ranged from predicting the world champion to specific details about the players' actions and appearances.
The Questions and Answers
Gregg Merison was predicted to be the world champion. Jesse Sylvia was predicted to lose in the heads-up final. Steve Gee was predicted to be the 9th to be eliminated. Jesse Sylvia was predicted to be the first to receive A-A. Michael Esposito was predicted to be the first to 3-bet. Rob Salaburu was predicted to win the first all-in showdown. Gregg Merison was predicted to be the first to have a stack of 65 million chips. Three finalists were predicted to wear plaid shirts. Three finalists were predicted to wear dark sunglasses.
The Winners
The winners of the contest were kepka0891, mr-_-green, and VK_fmfan, who each got 6 correct answers. They received $267 each as their prize. Additionally, 23 participants who got 5 correct answers will compete in a freeroll on Lotos Poker for two prizes of $100 each. The date of the freeroll will be announced later, and all eligible participants will receive personal messages with the details.
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