The 2023 Wynn Summer Classic runs May 25 – July 19 and features 48 events offering a total of $28 million in guaranteed prize pools at Wynn Las Vegas.

The six-week festival will culminate with events such as the $10,500 buy-in World Poker Tour (WPT) Everyone for One Drop featuring a $10 million guarantee and the $111,000 buy-in WPT Alpha 8 for One Drop.

Among those to claim titles recently were Roman Rogovskyi ($1,600 NLH $1M GTD for $338,105) and Roussos Koliakoudakis ($3,000 PLO Progressive Bounty $200K GTD for $139,773), as well as Chance Kornuth and James Calderaro.

Here’s a look at some other notable recent winners of the Wynn Summer Classic.

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Anna Antimony Wins Wynn Ladies Event

On July 3, the $550 Ladies NLH $50K GTD event attracted 373 runners competing for a piece of a $179,040 prize pool paid to the top 39 places.

Anna Antimony was the last woman standing to claim the title and $40,540 after defeating England’s Deborah Worley-Roberts in heads-up play.

Others who cashed in the event include Catherine Dever (10th – $3,276), Maureen Bloechlinger (13th – $2,807), Kristen Deardorff (25th – $1,484), and Kathy Liebert (38th – $1,191).

$550 Ladies NLH $50K GTD Final Table Results

Austria’s Stefan Nemetz Claims Lion’s Share of $7M+ Prize Pool

The $3,500 NLH $4M GTD featured three starting flights, and 2,231 players flocked to the felt to generate a massive prize pool of $7,105,735.

At the end of it all, Austria’s Stefan Nemetz claimed the Wynn trophy and $720,639 following a three-way chop with Ruman Meman (2nd – $700,000) and Brian Luo (3rd – $681,452).

Nemetz’s previous biggest live cash was $73,795 for a ninth-place finish in a WPT Venetian event in 2021, and he bested that by nearly ten times with this victory.

Others among the 233 players to finish in the money were Roman Hrabec (17th – $53,661), Michael Rossitto (40th – $29,239), James Romero (69th – $20,855), Hossein Ensan (81st – $17,080), Stephen Chidwick (166th – $9,800), and Bryan Piccioli (204th – $8,050).

$3,500 NLH $4M GTD Final Table Results

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Simeon Spasov Takes Down $1,100 NLH $200K GTD

The $1,100 NLH $200K GTD on July 3 attracted 664 entries to create a prize pool of $650,720 paid to the top 71 finishers.

Bulgaria’s Simeon Spasov took the trophy and the top prize of $96,936 following a three-way deal with Ankit Wadhawan (2nd – $81,904) and Michael Graffeo (3rd – $80,145).

This was Spasov’s first victory since he won his first WSOP bracelet last year in Event #49 $2,000 NLH for $527,944 when he defeated Mike Watson in heads-up play.

Others who cashed in this event but fell short of the final table include Mark Rose (13th – $9,079), Arie Kliper (37th – $3,482), Patrick Truong (42nd – $3,482), James Romero (54th – $2,691), and Marton Czuczor (71st – $2,447).

$1,100 NLH $200K GTD Final Table Results

2023 Wynn Summer Classic Winners Thus Far