Top nine of $25,000 World Poker Tour World Championship High Roller event The final nine were another who’s-who of poker who are well-known on the high roller and WSOP circuits.

It’s no shock with the way Weng has been running that he won. When the dust settled, Weng and Thomas Boivin were the last two players left, so they made a deal to split the remaining money and flip for the title. The $25,000 World Poker Tour World Championship High Roller event attracted 194 entrants. Weng won $6.6 million in 2023, after starting the year with a little over $1 million in lifetime tournament cashes. He’s sat on top of the Global Poker Index leaderboard for 22 weeks, and this victory all but ensures he’ll be named the 2023 GPI Player of the Year a minute after the clock clicks into 2024. With an additional 10 more final tables as part of his 50 in-the-money finishes, Weng is a huge favorite to win just about all the poker Player of the Year prizes. In between, he won two more WPT titles ($3,500 WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown for $1,128,250 and the $10,500 Everyone for One Drop for his lifetime-best for $2,227,054), a WSOP Circuit ring ($1,700 Main Event in Las Vegas in February for $227,344), and the $1,600 Mystery Bounty event at The Wynn Fall Classic for another $147,078. What’s scarier than one Bin Weng? How about an entire row of him? (Image: Bob Pajich)

The 40 year-old pro from Philadelphia started 2023 with his first $1 million cash at the Borgata’s $5,300 buy-in The Return, and he finishes it by adding another $958,279 to his booty by winning the $25,000 World Poker Tour World Championship High Roller event yesterday. How Much Money Can You Make Playing Poker?.

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