All Time Poker Bracelet Winners
Nani Dollison is another female multiple bracelet winner. She, who has won the WSOP Ladies Championship in both 2000 and 2001, won an open event in 2001. She took home the $2,000 Limit Hold’em tournament for a $441,000 payday. Dollison, who has a total of three WSOP bracelets to her name, has just over $600,000 in career WSOP winnings. Two more players are among the top 20 on the all-time money list that haven't had the pleasure of posing for a WSOP winner's photo: Jason Koon ($20,100,628) and Jake Schindler ($19,273,649). Seidel is an eight-time WSOP bracelet winner who has made an impressive 35 final tables and whopping 92 cashes, including his 2 nd-place finish in the 1988 Main Event behind Johnny Chan. Seidel won his largest cash payout of almost $2.5 million at the 2011 Aussie Millions Poker Championship $250,000 Super High Roller NLHE event.
All Time Wsop Bracelet Winners
With the 47th WSOP well underway in Las Vegas, it’s good to take a moment and look back at previous winning countries of the most sought-after gold bracelet in Poker. It probably comes as no surprise that the United States has racked up the most wins over the years with a whopping 1013 bracelets! In fact 91% of the bracelet winners compose of the United States as already mentioned, Canada with 53, United Kingdom with 42, Germany with 24 and Australia with 18.
All Time Poker Money List Daniel Berger 2019-10-30T20:21:06+01:00 The most successful tournament poker players are listed in the All Time Poker Money List. Poker is about money, and whoever wins the most money will be at the top of the All Time Poker Money list. Ivey also holds the record for most bracelets won in games featuring more than one poker game (known as mixed game poker) with 5. Prior to his 2013 WSOP APAC win, he won bracelets in S.H.O.E. (2002), Omaha/Seven Card Stud HL/8 or Better (2009), and H.O.R.S.E.
All-time Poker Bracelet Winners
This infographic compiled by the guys at WSOP brings all the winners bracelet information together and makes for interesting statistics, will the bottom countries who have won just 1 bracelet bring home a 2nd at this years WSOP 2016?