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Tournament Spotlight: $3,200 WSOP.com High Roller

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The biggest buy-in of the 2020 WSOP.com Online Bracelet events is upon us with Event #14: $3,200 No-Limit Hold��em High Roller shuffling up and dealing at 3:00 p.m. PDT.

Event #14 is the U.S. edition of the 2020 WSOP Online��s Main Event. WSOP hasn��t officially given the tournament this title but it is the Main Event in every way except name. It��s the largest buy-in of all 31-bracelet awarding events and it certain to boast of the juiciest prize pool.

July 14 marks the fourth occasion WSOP.com has hosted a High Roller event of such magnitude and we have a feeling this could be the biggest yet.

Players�� support for this festival has been nothing short of fantastic. Only grinders physically located in Nevada or New Jersey can play the WSOP.com bracelet events, yet the attendance figures are on par, if not better, than a typical WSOP when these states have thousands of visitors.

Previous WSOP.com High Rollers

The first-ever WSOP.com High Roller took place at the 2017 World Series of Poker and saw 424 players exchange $3,333 for the chance of becoming the first-ever high roller champion. That honour went to Thomas ��FLOATZ�� Cannuli who defeated Tara ��BeatrixKiddo�� Cain heads-up to lock up the title and the $322,815 top prize.

Other luminaries who reached the final table included Darren ��LegionofBoom�� Rabinowitz who finished fourth for $66,112 and British star Adam ��HLEDERERER�� Owen whose third-place finish weighed in at $136,231.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Thomas "FLOATZ" CannuliUnited States$322,815
2Tara "BeatrixKiddo" CainUnited States$201,408
3Adam "HLEDERERER" OwenUnited Kingdom$136,231
4Daniel "Pepperprince" ZackUnited States$97,232
5Darren "LegionofBoom" RabinowitzUnited States$66,112
6Blake "bk1048" KelsoUnited States$47,547
7Vincent "AllinVin138" MoscatiUnited States$34,859
8Ryan "holdNfold" JonesUnited States$26,178
9Millard "Undisputed23" HaleUnited States$20,168

Thomas "FLOATZ" Cannuli wins 2017 WSOP.com High Roller

Chance ��BingShui�� Kornuth won the $3,200 No-Limit Hold��em High Roller at the 2018 WSOP, doing so after outlasting a record 480-strong field. Victory gifted Kornuth his second WSOP bracelet plus a cool $341,598 prize.

David ��bewater�� Goodman and Timothy ��poker.�� Nuter were two others who turned their $3,200 into a six-figure prize. Nuter finished third for $144,168 with Goodman being the runner-up, a finish worth $212,021.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Chance 'BingShui' KornuthUnited States$341,598
2David 'bewater' GoodmanUnited States$212,021
3Timothy 'poker.' NuterUnited States$144,168
4Noah 'ThePunter' BronsteinUnited States$99,809
5Frank 'flcrivello' CrivelloUnited States$70,625
6Taylor 'ReadyGambo' BlackUnited States$50,926
7Justin 'kingfortune' LibertoUnited States$37,355
8Jonas 'LobyPewis' MacoffCanada$28,016
9Pete 'petechen' ChenTaiwan$21,596

Chance 'BingShui' Kornuth wins 2018 WSOP.com High Roller

The last time the $3,200 High Roller ran was at the 2019 WSOP. This event attracted a field of 434 entrants and the largest first-place prize awarded by the tournament.

Brandon ��DrOctagon�� Adams was the last man standing in this event and he walked away with $411,560. Adams bested Nabil ��thebrownbear�� Cardoso heads-up, resigning the UK-based Spaniard to a $253,642 consolation prize.

PositionPlayerCountryPrize
1Brandon "DrOctagon" AdamsUnited States$411,560
2Nabil Mohamed Abdien "thebrownbear" CardosoUnited Kingdom$253,642
3Vladimir "Stuey_Haxton" AlexandrovUnited States$173,241
4Calvin "projector52" AndersonUnited States$120,421
5Michael "VinnyV" VanierUnited States$85,448
6Norbert "BALKAN500" SzecsiHungary$61,653
7Lior "morningowl" OrelUnited States$45,428
8Harsukhpaul "MjMafia" SanghaCanada$34,071

Brandon "DrOctagon" Adams wins 2019 WSOP.com High Roller

Play in the 2020 edition of the $3,200 No-Limit Hold��em High Roller commences at 3:00 p.m. PDT and does so under the watchful eye of the PokerNews Live Reporting team. Tune into our pages on July 14 and follow all the action as it happens from the biggest event on the 2020 WSOP.com calendar.

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The next tournament on the schedule �C Event #14: $3,200 No-Limit Hold��em High Roller �C will take place at 3 p.m. PDT on Monday. The PokerNews Live Reporting Team will once again be reporting all the action, so be sure to tune in then to see who captures the next 2020 WSOP bracelet!

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