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WSOP 2024: High Stakes, Big Wins, and Notable Players
TournamentsJune 21, 2024·1 min read

WSOP 2024: High Stakes, Big Wins, and Notable Players


The World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2024 has been a thrilling event with several high-stakes tournaments and impressive wins. One of the standout events was the NLHE/PLO Double Board Bomb Pot tournament with a $1,500 buy-in, which was won by Xiang Lo from China. Lo took home an impressive $270,820.

In the same tournament, Daniel Hashim, son of the 2005 World Champion, finished in second place, earning $180,541. Daniel began playing poker at the young age of 11, immediately after his father's victory in the main tournament. This was his first real chance to win a bracelet, and he came close.

Another notable win came from James Obst, who secured $260,658 by winning the Stud Championship for $10,000. Obst has had a remarkable career, starting online at the age of 14 and quickly rising through the ranks. Despite facing bans from major platforms like PokerStars and Full Tilt for being underage, Obst returned to the WSOP and has since made a significant impact.

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