Carsten Heidemann Wins WSOP Bracelet and $343,010 Prize

Carsten Heidemann, a German poker pro, emerged victorious at the $600 Ultra Stack No-Limit Hold’em event at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. He outplayed 6,628 competitors to claim his first WSOP bracelet and a cash prize of $343,010 (315,167.88 euros).

Final Showdown at the Table

At the final table, Heidemann faced tough opponents like Robert Szumowski and Juan Garibaldi. He ultimately triumphed in a thrilling head-to-head battle against Ramana Epparla, securing his spot as the second German pro to win a bracelet at the 2024 WSOP.

Prize Breakdown

The top finishers at the event also received their share of the prize pool:

• Carsten Heidemann: $343,010
• Ramana Epparla: $228,670
• Albyn Bello: $170,410
• Phuoc Nguyen: $127,950
• Jason Wester: $96,790
• Robert Szumowski: $73,780
• Juan Garibaldi: $56,670
• Arnold Park: $43,870
• Ha Duong: $34,220
• Lawrence Barber: $26,910

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