WSOP 2017 - World Series of Poker 2017 Results

Find all the winners and all the results of the World Series of Poker 2017, as well as all the results of the French players in each of the tournaments on the program.

To know everything about the 74 tournaments on the program of the World Series of Poker 2017, as well as to know all the results of the French players (their victories, final tables and places paid), as every year you have come to the right place!

(► click here for 2017 WSOP Europe Results in Rozvadov)

This year we have decided to present all the results, statistics and major facts on a single page here, for your convenience.

You will therefore find on this page the 74 WSOP bracelet winners for 2017, as soon as they are known. For each of the tournaments we also give you the main information on the winner, the number of players and the prize pool, the complete list of the French (and Belgians) paid, and we highlight for you the main facts and figures or anecdotes.

At the top of the page we will also give you the situation in brief in the current tournaments, as well as some global figures and statistics.

To find out more about French performance, as well as that of our Belgian and Swiss border friends, also find their ranking of money won in 2017 with their number of places paid.

Finally find the complete calendar of these WSOP 2017 to know everything about the tournaments to come and remaining to be played.

STATISTICS

Note: each of the two team tournaments saw a pair of winners.

Did they already have a bracelet?

Double winners in 2017: David Bach (Event 11 and Event 30), Nipun Java (Event 10 and Event 71).

Event 74 - $1,111 The Little One for One Drop (No-Limit Hold'em)

4,391 entrants (659 paid) — Prizepool $3,951,900

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Event 73 - $10,000 Main Event (No-Limit Hold'em)

7,221 entrants (1,084 paid) — Prizepool $67,877,400

To read also: ► Scott Blumstein World Champion, Pollak 3rd ► Summary of Days 1 and 2 of the final table ► Pollak and Saout in the final table of the Main Event of the WSOP (+ presentation of the 9 finalists)

Notable players and the rest of the French paid (26): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 72 - $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Championship

88 entrants (14 paid) — Prizepool $827,200

Rest of the ranking including paid French (1):

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Event 71 - $1,000 WSOP.com Online Champ (No-Limit Hold'em)

1,312 entrants (153 paid) — Prizepool $1,246,400

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 70 - $1,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship

718 incoming (108 paid) — Prizepool $654,300

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 69 - $1,500 Razz

419 entrants (63 paid) — Prizepool $565,650

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 68 - $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em

1,349 entrants (203 paid) — Prizepool $3,642,300

Notable and paid French players (4):

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Event 67 - $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-handed (High Roller)

205 entrants (31 paid) — Prizepool $4,868,750

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 66 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,956 entrants (294 paid) — Prizepool $2,640,600

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 65 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em (30' levels)

1,413 entrants (211 paid) — Prizepool $1,271,700

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 64 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Pot-Limit Omaha 8-handed Mix

1,058 entrants (159 paid) — Prizepool $1,428,300

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 63 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em

1,750 entrants (263 paid) — Prizepool $1,575,000

Notable and paid French players (10):

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Event 62 - $50,000 Poker Players Championship 6-handed

100 entrants (15 paid) — Prizepool $4,800,000

Rest of the ranking including paid French (0):

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Event 61 - $3,333 WSOP.com Online HR (No-Limit Hold'em)

424 entrants (54 paid) — Prizepool $1,335,600

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 60 - $888 Crazy Eights No-Limit Hold'em (8-handed)

8,120 entrants (1,119 paid) — Prizepool $6,489,504

Notable and paid French players (21): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 59 - $2,500 Big Bet Mix

197 entrants (30 paid) — Prizepool $443,250

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 58 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,763 entrants (265 paid) — Prizepool $2,380,050

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 57 - $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo / Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo Mix

405 entrants (61 paid) — Prizepool $911,250

Notable and paid French players (1):

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Event 56 - $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em

623 entrants (94 paid) — Prizepool $2,896,950

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 55 - $1,500 Seven-Card Stud

298 entrants (45 paid) — Prizepool $402,300

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 54 - $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha (8-h) Championship

428 entrants (65 paid) — Prizepool $4,023,200

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 53 - $3,000 Limit Hold'em 6-handed

256 entrants (39 paid) — Prizepool $691,200

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 52 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,580 entrants (237 paid) — Prizepool $2,133,000

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 51 - $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Championship

207 entrants (32 paid) — Prizepool $1,945,800

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 50 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty

1,927 entrants (290 paid) — Prizepool $2,601,450

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 49 - $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

630 entrants (95 paid) — Prizepool $1,701,000

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 48 - $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship

125 entrants (19 paid) — Prizepool $1,175,000

Notable and paid French players (1):

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Event 47 - $1,500 Monster Stack (No-Limit Hold'em)

6,716 entrants (1,008 paid) — Prizepool $9,066,600

Notable and paid French players (21): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 46 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

830 entrants (125 paid) — Prizepool $1,120,500

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Event 45 - $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (30' levels)

505 entrants (76 paid) — Prizepool $2,348,250

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 44 - $3,000 HORSE

399 entrants (60 paid) — Prizepool $1,077,300

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 43 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout

1,025 entrants (120 paid) — Prizepool $1,383,750

Notable and paid French players (1):

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Event 42 - $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-handed Championship

332 entrants (50 paid) — Prizepool $3,120,800

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 41 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha

870 entrants (131 paid) — Prizepool $1,174,500

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 40 - $1,500 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo

595 entrants (90 paid) — Prizepool $803,250

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 39 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty

1,868 entrants (280 paid) — Prizepool $1,681,200

Notable and paid French players (7):

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Event 38 - $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship

120 entrants (18 paid) — Prizepool $1,128,000

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 37 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em

2,020 entrants (303 paid) — Prizepool $1,818,000

Notable and paid French players (9):

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Event 36 - $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-handed

574 entrants (87 paid) — Prizepool $2,669,100

Notable and paid French players (4):

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Event 35 - $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em

1,720 entrants (258 paid) — Prizepool $1,548,000

Notable and paid French players (1):

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Event 34 - $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship

80 entrants (12 paid) — Prizepool $752,000

Rest of the ranking including paid French (0):

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Event 33 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,698 entrants (258 paid) — Prizepool $2,292,300

Notable and paid French players (6):

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Event 32 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8-or-better Mix

688 entrants (104 paid) — Prizepool $928,800

Notable and paid French players (3):

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Event 31 - $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship

5,389 entrants (807 paid) — Prizepool $4,850,100

Notable and paid French players (4):

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Event 30 - $10,000 HORSE Championship

150 entrants (23 paid) — Prizepool $1,410,000

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 29 - $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,086 entrants (163 paid) — Prizepool $2,443,500

Notable and paid French players (5):

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Event 28 - $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw

326 entrants (49 paid) — Prizepool 440 $100

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 27 - $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-handed

959 entrants (144 paid) — Prizepool $2,589,300

Notable and paid French players (7):

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Event 26 - $10,000 Razz Championship

97 entrants (15 paid) — Prizepool $911,800

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 25 - $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

1,058 entrants (158 paid) — Prizepool $952,200

Notable and paid French players (5):

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Event 24 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

616 entrants (93 paid) — Prizepool $831,600

Notable and paid French players (4):

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Event 23 - $2,620 The Marathon (No-Limit Hold'em)

1,759 entrants (264 paid) — Prizepool $4,147,722

Notable and paid French players (4):

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Event 22 - $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship

92 entrants (14 paid) — Prizepool $864,800

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 21 - $1,500 Eight-Game Mix 6-handed

472 entrants (71 paid) — Prizepool $637,200

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 20 - $1,500 Millionaire Maker (No-Limit Hold'em)

7,761 entrants (1,165 paid) — Prizepool $10,477,350

Notable and paid French players (16): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 19 - $365 The Giant (No-Limit Hold'em)

10,015 entrants (1,447 paid) — Prizepool $3,004,500

Notable and paid French players (25): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 18 - $565 Pot-Limit Omaha

3,186 entrants (467 paid) — Prizepool $1,593,000

Notable and paid French players (5):

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Event 17 - $10,000 Dealers Choice 6-handed Championship

102 entrants (16 paid) — Prizepool $930,600

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 16 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em 6-handed

1,748 entrants (263 paid) — Prizepool $2,359,800

Notable and paid French players (11):

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Event 15 - $10,000 Heads Up Championship (No-Limit Hold'em)

129 entrants (16 paid) — Prizepool $1,203,200

Rest of the ranking including paid French (0):

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Event 14 - $1,500 HORSE

736 entrants (111 paid) — Prizepool $993,600

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 13 - $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw

266 entrants (40 paid) — Prizepool $359,100

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 12 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

1,739 entrants (261 paid) — Prizepool $2,347,650

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 11 - $1,500 Dealers Choice 6-handed

364 entrants (55 paid) — Prizepool $494,400

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 10 - $1,000 Tag Team (No-Limit Hold'em)

843 entrants (127 teams paid) — Prizepool $758,700

Notable and paid French players (2):

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Event 9 - $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo Championship

154 entrants (paid) — Prizepool $1,447,600

Notable and paid French players (1):

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Event 8 - $333 WSOP.com Online (No-Limit Hold'em)

2,509 entrants (333 paid) — Prizepool $752,700

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 7 - $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball

225 entrants (34 paid) — Prizepool $506,250

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 6 - $111,111 High Roller for One Drop

130 entrants (20 paid) — Prizepool $13,722,150

Rest of the ranking including paid French (1):

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Event 5 - $565 The Colossus III (No-Limit Hold'em)

18,054 entrants (2,402 / 2,711 paid) — Prizepool $9,027,000

Notable and paid French players (20): See the rest of the ranking

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Event 4 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo

905 entrants (136 paid) — Prizepool $1,221,750

Notable and paid French players (2):

34- Paul Tedeschi (France) - $5,57436- Humberto Brenes (Costa Rica) - $5,57447- Bruno Fitoussi (France) - $4,02770- James Woods (USA) - $3,11692- Brandon Shack-Harris (USA) - $2,425108- Dan Heimiller (USA) - $2,315120- Benny Glaser (England) - $2,315

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Event 3 - $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout

369 entrants (50 paid) — Prizepool $996,300

Notable and paid French players (0):

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Event 2 - $10,000 Tag Team Championship (No-Limit Hold'em)

102 entrants (16 teams paid) — Prizepool $958,800

Notable and paid French players (1):

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► See the article: The couple Liv Boeree - Igor Kurganov win their bracelet!

Event 1 - $565 Casino Employees No-Limit Hold'em

2017 WSOP Event 1 winner Bryan Hollis

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Behind the Scenes of the 2017 World Series of Poker in Photos

(06/09/17 - by Arthur Crowson)

If you're attending the World Series of Poker for the first time, you probably won't notice the change from last year.

Yes, there are still a myriad of poker tables, but the reality is that the WSOP has undergone its most impressive makeover since the Pavilion Room opened years ago.

The Amazon Room, which has long been the figurehead of the WSOP with its televised tables and ESPN facilities, has once again become a poker room like any other.

The Pavilion Room has undergone a major renovation to include a high stakes area and a lounge sponsored by Rozvadov's King's Casino.

We are entering a new era of the WSOP.

No more Poker Kitchen, but a new TV table

The Poker Kitchen disappears from the WSOP after many years. It's hard to say if this "WSOP kitchen" will be missed by players, but at least the menus were varied.

It is replaced by the Miranda Grab & Go (and a few more poker tables) in the Miranda Room. Salads, sandwiches and some hot options will be available.

All dining tables have been moved to the Pavilion. There will also be a hot dog stand there, which seems like a strange idea for a poker room.

But the most radical change is undoubtedly to have moved ESPN's "feature table" to the Brasilia room. This is where all the spotlights will be pointed, with three televised tables and several final tables.

Here are some photos of the new WSOP facilities:

This year, a Lamborghini Gallardo loaned by Exotic Car Rentals welcomes players coming to Rio. The advertising angle? Once eliminated, come take a spin on the track for $399 for all four hours. Trust me, why not.

The Pavilion Room remains the largest room at the WSOP with ample room for cash games, satellites and tournaments. It is also the first room to which the spectators will have access.

New to the 2017 WSOP is the King's Casino-sponsored cash game area. There have always been cash games at the WSOP, but the high-stakes games have never been outstanding. These new facilities could attract some regulars to the Ivey Room at the Aria or the Booby's Room at the Bellagio.

The cash game tables are raised. There is also a televised table in the middle for very high parts.

The King's Casino area also includes a VIP lounge for taking a short break.

Player of the Year Jason Mercier sees his portrait displayed in a corner of the Pavilion. Unfortunately, his dog Marshmallow is not present.

Yes. So there really is a hot dog stand at the WSOP.

Here, the Pavilion Room catering area, on the stage, above the tables.

Here's what's left of the Poker Kitchen. The room is much smaller and has been renamed the Miranda Grab & Go. The All American Dave foodtruck is still available, at the entrance to the Amazon Room.

Here the brand new tournament area of ​​the Miranda Room, with a lot of tables. This is where the Poker Kitchen was.

This year, the stands include vapes, dietary supplements, headphones, hand spinners and phone chargers (lots of phone chargers).

For the first time, unisex toilets are available.

The brand new Brasilia Room is the showcase for the 2017 WSOP. There are ESPN installations, two additional TV tables and a few more tables. This is THE room you'll want to play in.

ESPN facilities still make the Brasilia Room look alien. This is where PokerGO will be streamed.

Without ESPN facilities, the Amazon Room was able to add many tables.

Shipment of tokens for the Amazon Room.

An entry/exit with a very rock look for the 2017 WSOP.

And if you want to compare the changes with 7 years ago, you can (re)take a look at our behind the scenes photo gallery of these same WSOP in 2010!