George Danzer Leads the WSOP Player of the Year Race After Winning His Second Bracelet Today
Posted 11 days 3 hours ago by PokerNetwork Staff
German pro George Danzer made World Series of Poker history today by winning his second gold bracelet in as many weeks. Danzer bested a field of 134 runners to take down the title in Event #38: $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low Championship
Place |
Player |
Prize |
1 |
George Danzer |
$352,696 |
2 |
John Racener |
$217,935 |
3 |
Calvin Anderson |
$136,490 |
4 |
Brian Hastings |
$98,828 |
5 |
Jeff Lisandro |
$77,238 |
6 |
Chris George |
$61,594 |
7 |
David Singer |
$50,018 |
It's been an incredible summer for the German Pro. At the end of May he kicked off his 2014 World Series of Poker by placing fifth in Event #5: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball for $70,308, and then a week later he won his first gold bracelet and $294,792 in prize money in the Event #18: $10,000 Seven-Card Razz Championship.
Toss in two more cashes, and Danzer jumped out to an early lead in the 2014 WSOP Player of the Year race with 456.20 points, which of course he’ll add to thanks to this win.
Place |
Player |
2014 POY Points |
1 |
George Danzer |
456.20 |
2 |
Justin Bonomo |
413.63 |
3 |
Brock Parker |
406.25 |
4 |
Calvin Anderson |
390.20 |
5 |
Brandon Shack-Harris |
389.00 |
6 |
Richard Ashby |
342.45 |
7 |
Jonathan Dimmig |
323.00 |
8 |
Joe Cada |
315.00 |
9 |
JC Tran |
314.10 |
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