Wins For Liebert and Vengrin As Wynn Millions Approaches $4m In Prizes

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The Wynn Millions keeps on trucking with some of the biggest events of the series now complete.

The series is running from February 17 to March 23 and has already paid out nearly $4 million in prizes with another two weeks of poker still to go.

As well as big prizes, big names have also been showing up including a a return to form for poker legend Kathy Liebert who won the Seniors event for $39,097.

Big Prizes At The Wynn

Joao Simao The action keeps getting bigger at the Wynn with the festival reaching $3,987,316 in prizes.

So far, the biggest score has gone to Joao Simao who won $140,000 for taking down the $2,200 NLH 6-Max $500K GTD event.

Simao only had to beat 405 other players to take down his top spot but the largest event so far in terms of turnout remains the $600 NLH $500K GTD. This event attracted 1,466 players for a prize pool of $747,660 (the second biggest prize pool after the $2,200 6-max event’s $803,625).

The $600 NLH $500K GTD event went to Keegan Westover who earned $93,902 for his first-place finish.

Wynn Millions Winners

Among the other winners are notables like Matt Vengrin who came to the series with seven WSOP final tables and 85 cashes on his record.

The $600 Big O $30K GTD went to WSOP bracelet winner Gary Bolden and the $500 NLH $50K GTD to WSOPC ring winner Bradley Ritschel.

At the other end of the scale, for David Tepoorten and Joshua Norton, their first-place finishes at the Wynn Millions were also their first recorded live cashes.

With two weeks still to go — including the $2 million guaranteed main event — there is still plenty more poker to be played and stories to be told.

You can check out the results so far in the table below.

2025 Wynn Millions Results

EVENT	ENTRANTS	PRIZEPOOL	WINNER	PRIZE
Event 1: $500 NLH $50K GTD	213	$90,099	Serge Bottelli	$18,320
Event 2: $300 NLH Turbo $20K GTD	74	$24,980	Kevin Voss	$6,802
Event 3: $400 HORSE $20K GTD	72	$23,976	Kathy Chang	$6,287
Event 4: $200 NLH Turbo $10K GTD	65	$16,110	Vincent Elia	$4,229
Event 5: $400 Limit Omaha 8 $20K GTD	93	$30,969	Duke Viveros	$7,460
Event 6: $400 Mix Triple $20K GTD	90	$29,970	Casey Hayes	$8,893
Event 7: $600 NLH $200K GTD	431	$219,810	Dominic Coombe	$32,396
Event 8: $400 PLO Turbo $20K GTD	69	$23,253	Michael Gyger	$7,267
Event 9: $300 NLH Turbo $20K GTD	96	$32,460	Sylvain Dufresne	$9,630
Event 10: $600 NLH $500K GTD	1,466	$747,660	Keegan Westover	$93,902
Event 11: $200 NLH Turbo $10K GTD	105	$25,290	Christopher Mehes	$4,291
Event 12: $200 NLH Turbo $10K GTD	90	$21,690	Jonathan Frisch	$5,936
Event 13: $500 Seniors NLH $50K GTD	181	$76,563	Donald Himpele	$12,848
Event 14: $400 NLH $100K GTD	539	$179,487	Ryan Wolfson	$31,000
Event 15: $200 NLH Turbo $10K GTD	100	$23,580	Yikun Zhang	$6,694
Event 16: $400 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw $20K GTD	90	$29,970	Ruth Sun	$7,967
Event 17: $1,100 NLH $500K GTD	861	$830,865	Byung Shin	$131,380
Event 18: $400 PLO Turbo $100 Bounty	98	$33,026	Thong Tran	$5,751
Event 19: $400 TORSE $20K GTD	110	$36,630	Stephen O’Dwyer	$8,951
Event 20: $600 Big O $30K GTD	104	$53,040	Gary Bolden	$15,061
Event 21: $500 NLH $50K GTD	167	$70,641	Bradley Ritschel	$18,116
Event 22: $1,100 HORSE $50K GTD	79	$76,235	Matthew Vengrin	$23,821
Event 23: $200 NLH Turbo $10K GTD	103	$25,686	David Tepoorten	$7,294
Event 24: $1,600 PLO $500 Bounty $100K GTD	111	$159,840	Joshua Norton	$25,672
Event 25: $600 Limit Omaha 8 $30K GTD	75	$38,250	Dekel Balas	$9,802
Event 26: $1,100 Seniors $100K GTD	158	$152,470	Kathy Liebert	$39,097
Event 27: $2200 NLH 6 Max $500K GTD	405	$803,625	Joao Simao	$140,000
Event 28: $400 PLO Turbo $100 Bounty	70	$23,590	David James	$5,184
Event 29: $3000 NLH Progressive Bounty $200K GTD	79	$35,021	Diego Sanchez Serrano	$35,021
Event 30: $600 NLH Turbo $50K GTD	102	$52,530	Petrit Dorzi	$12,160

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