World Series of Poker Gold Bracelets

WSOP Events 2008 Schedule

10 Gold Bracelets
Johnny Chan
Doyle Brunson

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>> 10 Gold Bracelets

> Doyle Brunson
1976 - $10000 Championship Event - $220,000
1976 - $5000 Deuce to Seven Draw - $80,250
1977 - $10000 Championship Event - $340,000
1977 - Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo - $62,500
1978 - $5000 Seven Card Stud - $68,000
1979 - $600 Mixed Doubles - $4,500
1991 - $2500 No Limit Hold'em - $208,000
1998 - $1500 Seven Card Razz - $109,800
2003 - $2000 H.O.R.S.E - $84,080
2005 - $5000 No Limit Hold'em - $367,800

> Johnny Chan
1985 - $1000 Limit Hold'em - $171,000
1987 - $10000 Championship Event - $625,000
1988 - $10000 Championship Event - $700,000
1994 - $1500 7-Card Stud - $135,600
1997 - $5000 Deuce to Seven Draw - $164,250
2000 - $1500 Pot Limit Omaha - $178,800
2002 - $2500 Heads Up Match Play
2003 - $5000 No Limit Hold'em - $224,400
2003 - $5000 Pot Limit Omaha - $158,100
2005 - $2500 Pot Limit Hold'em $303,025

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