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The anthem of Canada sounded in Rio All-Suite Hotel and
Casino in Las Vegas again and again as the
six weeks poker season ended with a triumph of Canadian players, who managed to win 10 bracelets.
In addition, Daniel Negreanu, a resident of Toronto, was so good
in Australian and US competitions that earned the WSOP 2013 ‘Player
of the year’ title.
When in late June Kristen Bicknell from Ontario won the
women’s tournament, it a new achievement has been recorded:
the bracelets have been awarded to ten players from Canada, which is a huge progress
after three bracelets received in 2012. The previous record of the
country was six bracelets won in 2010.
As usual, the majority of players represented at the WSOP were the U.S residents: 57,040 out of
a total number of 79,471. Thus, 71.8 % of American players
was more then enough to secure the leadership, as Canadian representation equaled as
little as 5.2% (4,118 poker players). No surprise that the U.S.
won a better part of WSOP bracelet in 2013 (41), almost two-thirds of
the total number of awards and is slightly less than its percentage of participation.
At the same time, ten Canadian bracelets represent 16.1% of awards, which is three
times higher than the percentage of participation of the country.
