The $400 Big O tournament attracted a total of 96 entries. The prizepool reached $31,680, with cash prizes distributed among the top 15 players.
On the final table, Daniel Lowery leveraged his experience and in the last showdown, he outplayed fellow countryman Sean Moore. With this victory, Lowery solidified his second spot on the all-time WSOP Circuit wins leaderboard. The only player with more rings in history is record-holder Maurice Hawkins, who boasts 26 rings.
Lowery has maintained a streak of at least one ring per year since 2022, and from 2023, he has triumphed at least twice annually. His first title this year was claimed in March at WSOPC Tunica, where he ruled the $300 Seniors Event.
Results of the Final Table for Event #7: $400 Big O
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Prize |
|
1. |
Daniel Lowery |
USA |
$8,607 |
|
2. |
Sean Moore |
USA |
$5,502 |
|
3. |
Alan Engel |
USA |
$3,672 |
|
4. |
Baxter Wirth |
USA |
$2,562 |
|
5. |
Dee Wampler |
USA |
$1,873 |
|
6. |
Steven Schulte |
USA |
$1,437 |
|
7. |
Timothy Garles |
USA |
$1,161 |
|
8. |
Kristopher Wilcox |
USA |
$990 |
|
9. |
Darin Utley |
USA |
$894 |
Sources: WSOP, WSOP Live
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