George Danzer Only Exception in Total US Domination in WSOP 2014 Stats

Starved out of online poker opportunities, US players unsurprisingly flocked to Vegas by the thousands this summer. They accounted for 78,165 out of the total 82,360 entries. American players won $141,689,749 - 2.5 times the earnings of ALL other countries combined. Furthermore, they won a record 52 out of 64 bracelets. And yet, none of them managed a double win. For the first time in the 21st century, the United States did not have a multiple bracelet winner in a single WSOP.

This is the only category where the first place is held by a national of another country and namely, Germany's @George Danzer who won #WSOP2014 Events 38 and 18. In fact, #GermanPoker had an excellent summer, considering the extraordinary WSOP performance of @Dominik Nitsche, as well:

More WSOP stats:

Most Entries by Country:
1) United States (78,165)
2) Canada (6,045)
3) United Kingdom (2,894)
4) France (1,749)
5) Germany (1,617)
6) Russia (1,370)
7) Brazil (1,057)
8) Italy (857)
9) Austria (632)
10) Australia (512)

Total Entries: 82,360
Total Prize Pool: $225,584,873
Total Cashers: 8,730
Main Event Entries: 6,683
Main Event Prize Pool: $62,820,200
Largest 1st Place Prize: $15,306,668
Average 1st Place Prize: $792,507
Average Age: 38.93
Average Age of Casher: 37.66 (excludes Main Event)
Male Participation: 94.72% (78,009 entries)
Female Participation: 5.28% (4,351 entries)

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Extraordinary Performance and Second Bracelet Move George Danzer to the Top of the German WSOP 2014 Ranking