Kilpatrick Wins First Ever Wsop Bracelet In Event 20
By Casinomeister, Last updated Jun 13, 2014
First WSOP final table, first bracelet
Georgia professional poker player Kory Kilpatrick took down the 2014 WSOP Event 20: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout, taking a seat at his first WSOP final table to win the title, bracelet and $254 891 in prize money.
Joining Kilpatrick at the final table were previous bracelet winner Phil "OMGClayAiken" Galfond, Chris Bell and Taylor Paur.
Going into heads up with Eric Wasserson, Kilpatrick was the chip leader 2-1, making short work and a fairly short session before emerging victorious.
Final table results finished up:
1. Kory Kilpatrick $254 891
2. Eric Wasserson $157 490
3. Noah Bronstein $115 659
4. Jack Duong $85 616
5. Chris Bell $63 877
6. Phil Galfond $48 043
7. Taylor Paur $36 414
8. Michael Stonehill $27 812
9. Dylan Linde $21 409
10. Narendra Banwari $16 609
Kilpatrick is well known in the online poker world playing under the moniker s00tedj0kers on PokerStars and s00tedj0kers89 on Full Tilt Poker.
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