WSOP Paradise Proves Successful w/ Big Names & Prize Pools; Only One Missed GTD

When the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise was announced earlier this year, many in the poker world were skeptical it could be a success given it would be going up against two previously-announced stops in the WPT World Championship and EPT Prague. However, with the help of GGPoker, the 15-bracelet-event stop proved to be a success awarding more than $70 million in prize money, well ahead of its promised $50 million in guarantees.

The series, which kicked off on December 3 at Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas, only missed one guarantee as the final tournament of the series Event #14: $2,000 The Closer Turbo Bounty drew only 406 entries, which failed to meet the $1,000,000 guarantee.

From hall of famers winning bracelets to celebrity sightings and a classic Phil Hellmuth entrance to the Main Event, WSOP Paradise exceeded even our own lofty expectations and became the final highlight of an incredible year, said Ty Stewart, SVP and Executive Director of the World Series of Poker. We thank every player who made the trip to the Bahamas to be part of the action and launch our newest tradition, Winter in Paradise.

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Event #1 Mystery Millions kicked off the poker in paradise action by breaking the record for the largest poker event ever hosted in the Bahamas and things only heated up from there. The winter series saw exceptional turnouts for its high roller events, with many of the tournaments becoming the strongest of the year at their buy-in level.

That included Event #3: GGMillion$ High Roller Championship, which was larger than its $25k counterpart at the WSOP in Las Vegas this summer.

Whats more, the $5,300 buy-in WSOP Paradise Main Event became the largest $5k buy-in poker tournament of 2023, with 3,010 entrants battling for a $2 million first-place prize in addition to the highly-coveted Main Event bracelet hand-crafted by Jostens from yellow gold, weighing nearly 95 grams and 494 genuine blue topaz round stones. GGPoker qualifier Stanislav Zegal ultimately won that tournament.

The Main Event was live streamed daily on GGPokers YouTube channel, and three post-produced TV episodes will air in the future on CBS Sports Network with commentary from legendary poker analysts Lon McEachern and Norman Chad.

Other highlights included Hellmuth making a grand entrance as Poseidon, Hall of Famer Erik Seidel taking home his tenth career WSOP bracelet after winning Event #7: Super High-Roller No-Limit Holdem, and Japans Masashi Oya breaking through to claim his first-ever WSOP bracelet to go along with a massive $2.9 million first-place prize in Event #9: Ultra High-Roller No-Limit Holdem.

Seidel spoke about his victory with Connor Richards, which you can hear on the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast:

Among the celebrities to attend the inaugural WSOP Paradise were 2023 Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Tony Parker, two-time WNBA Champion and Las Vegas Aces Head Coach Becky Hammon, Manchester City legend Sergio Agero, FS1s Nick Wright, and more.

2023 WSOP Paradise Winners

*Date Tournament Entries Prize Pool Winner County Prize
Dec. 3-6 Event #1: $1,500 Mystery Millions 3,446 $5,169,000 Jin Hoon Lee South Korea $420,000
Dec. 4-5 Event #2: $1,500 Millionaire Maker 3,496 $5,233,000 Allan Mello Brazil $1,000,000
Dec. 5-8 Event #3: $25,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers Championship 533 $13,325,000 Samuel Mullur Austria $2,726,300
Dec. 5-8 Event #4: $1,000 Mini Main Event 2,234 $2,234,000 Martin Raus Canada $334,380
Dec. 7-8 Event #5: $25,000 High Roller PLO 140 $3,500,000 Nikolaos Lampropoulos Greece $871,600
Dec. 7-8 Event #6: $3,000 6-Handed 755 $2,265,000 Boris Kolev Bulgaria $424,550
Dec. 8-9 Event #7: $50,000 Super High Roller 137 $6,850,000 Erik Seidel USA $1,704,400
Dec. 8 Event #8: $2,200 Mystery Bounty PLO Online 668 $1,336,000 Ben Wilinofsky Canada $139,379
Dec. 9-11 Event #9: $100,000 Ultra High Roller 111 $11,100,000 Masashi Oya Japan $2,940,000
Dec. 9-14 Event #10: $5,000 Main Event Championship 3,010 $15,050,000 Stanislav Zegal Germany $2,000,000
Dec. 12-13 Event #11: $800 Flip & Go 767 $567,580 Artur Martirosian Russia $110,591
Dec. 13 Event #12: $1,050 NLH Freezeout Online 1,336 $1,366,000 Anton BrigitteBardot Bardziyan Belarus $178,261
Dec. 13-14 Event #13: $10,000 PLO Championship 104 $1,040,000 Dante Goya Brazil $277,700
Dec. 13-14 Event #14: $2,000 The Closer Turbo Bounty 406 $1,000,000 Bernardo Neves Portugal $166,000
Dec. 12-14 Event #15: $10,000 High Roller 6-Handed 169 $1,690,000 Dong Chen China $411,659

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