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Bryn Kenney
The event recorded 71 entries of US$100,000 each and formed a prize pool of US$6,674,000, of which US$426,000 was allocated to charity. After three days of competition, the top 11 players cashed.
Stephen Chidwick, Second in All-Time Earnings.
Although Kenney is officially listed as the champion with a payout of US$1,954,000, his opponent in the final duel, Jesse Lonis
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The victory confirms Kenney’s great form, who in recent months has also achieved outstanding results in the most important tournaments on the circuit. With this new title, the American continues to extend a record that seems increasingly difficult to reach and remains the highest money winner in live poker history.
King’s Charity Super High Roller
Buy-in: US$100,000
Entries: 71
Prize pool: 6,674,000
Top 6
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
*The official prizes were published as such, although the finalists made a financial agreement (chop) before playing the heads-up.
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