High Stakes Poker Tournament "One Drop" Held in 2016

WSOP 2016 High Roller for One Drop Tournament: Prediction Contest Announced

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is gearing up for another high-stakes event, the High Roller for One Drop tournament, set to take place in Las Vegas on July 8th. This year, the buy-in will be an impressive $111,111.

Poker.kz, a popular poker platform, has announced a prediction contest for the High Roller for One Drop tournament. Participants can earn points by correctly predicting the players who will make the final table and the ultimate winner of the tournament.

Correctly naming three players, excluding the winner, who will make the final table earns 3 points each.
Making the final table in the High Roller for One Drop tournament earns 5 points.
Correctly predicting the winner of the High Roller for One Drop tournament earns 10 points.

Last year's tournament, which was won by Jonathan Duhamel, had 135 entries. Answering the question about the number of participants in the High Roller for One Drop tournament may be used to break ties in the prediction contest.

Notable high roller players expected in this year's tournament include Fedor Holz, who won the event in 2015 and secured his first WSOP bracelet, Daniel Colman, the 2014 Big One for One Drop champion, and Scott Seiver, a regular in high-stakes tournaments.

Fedor Holz emerged as a top high-roller competitor at WSOP events after winning the $111,111 High Roller for One Drop in July 2016, taking home $4,981,775. Daniel Colman, while his major win was in 2014, was widely recognized among the top players expected to compete in such events around 2016. Scott Seiver, known for his wins in other high roller events, was also active in the high-stakes community around that time.

While specific full participant lists for the 2016 High Roller for One Drop beyond winners aren’t detailed in the search results, it is common for former champions, top high-stakes regulars, and notable names such as Fedor Holz, Daniel Colman, and Scott Seiver to be among the expected entrants in this prestigious event.

The participant with the most points in the prediction contest will win $10 on PokerStars. So, get your predictions ready for the WSOP 2016 High Roller for One Drop tournament!