High Roller for ONE DROP to Pay Out Just Shy of $4 Million to Winner

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It was determined on Monday that the 2015 WSOP High Roller for ONE DROP event will pay out $3,989,985 to the winner and just over $2.4 million to the 2nd place finisher. 

As of Monday 5 pm local time, only 16 players were remaining.  Among them: Daniel Coleman, winner of last year’s Big One for One Drop for $15,306,668 and self-proclaimed “hater of poker”. 

Phil Hellmuth was still in the thick of things and looking for another record bracelet in addition to the big prize.

WSOP Main Event champ Jonathan Duhamel, Brian Hastings and one of the all time biggest poker money earners Erik Seidel were also still gunning for a win.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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