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Adam Friedman Wins WSOP $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Event for Third Year Running
Adam Friedman has won the WSOP $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Event for the third year running, denying Phil Hellmuth a record 17th bracelet. The American will take home $248,350 for his efforts as well as an incredible sense of accomplishment for pulling off this amazing achievement.
Phil Hellmuth finished as the runner-up, earning $153,493. Jake Schwartz finished in third place, earning $107,861. Carol Fuchs finished in fourth place, earning $77,437. Mike Matusow finished in fifth place, earning $56,826. Andrew Kelsall finished in sixth place, earning $42,646. Matt Glantz finished in seventh place, earning $32,746. Mike Gorodinsky finished in eighth place, earning $25,741.
Adam Friedman also picked up his fourth WSOP bracelet and now has almost $2 million in winnings from the WSOP and $3.4 million from live tournaments.
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