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Yong Kwon Crowned WSOP.com Player of the Year 2020
Yong Kwon, known as LuckySpewy1, was awarded Player of the Year 2020 by WSOP.com. The 31-year-old poker player from New Jersey led the leaderboard of ten finalists, scoring the most points. For his title, Kwon received $10,000 and an exclusive ring.
Kwon attributed his success to hard work and numerous hours spent playing. He stated, "I know that increasing the number of hours played by a professional poker player is an integral part of success, so I try to play as often as possible."
Kwon's online poker achievements include winning a $400 WSOP.com Online bracelet in 2019, earning $165,200, his largest career win. He has earned over $2,200,000 in online tournaments.
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