

WSOP Tournament Highlights: Kern Wins Big, Brunson's Final Show
The 21st tournament, No-Limit Hold'em, Millionaire Maker, had a buy-in of $1,500, 7,361 participants, and a prize pool of $9,937,350. Joe McKeeen finished third in the tournament, winning $538,276. Arne Kern won the tournament, taking home $1,173,223. Samad Razavi, a former professional actor, finished second, winning $724,756.
The 23rd tournament, 2-7 Single Draw, had a buy-in of $10,000, 95 participants, and a prize pool of $839,000. Brian Rast won the tournament, taking home $259,670. Doyle Brunson, a legendary poker player, finished sixth, winning $43,963.
The 24th tournament, No-Limit Hold'em, Marathon, had a buy-in of $2,620, 1,637 participants, and a prize pool of $3,860,046. Michael Addamo won the tournament, taking home $653,581. Mark Sliet finished second, winning $403,870. Arseniy Karmatskiy finished 38th in the 24th tournament, winning $13,520.
The 25th tournament, Stud Hi-Lo, had a buy-in of $1,500, 596 participants, and a prize pool of $804,600. Benjamin Dobson won the tournament, taking home $173,528. Andrey Kaygorodtsev finished 44th in the 25th tournament.
The 26th tournament, Pot-Limit Omaha, had a buy-in of $1,000, 986 participants, and a prize pool of $887,400. Filippos Stavrakis won the tournament, taking home $169,842. Mikhail Semen finished 36th in the 26th tournament. Kirill Gerasimov finished 64th in the 26th tournament. Artem finished 74th in the 26th tournament.
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