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Event #27: No Limit Texas Hold 'em Championship Event (Final) May 18 2001 at 12:00 PM Carlos Mortensen from Madrid, Spain is the new World Champion, taking home $1.5 million! Dewey Tomko finished second and Stan Schrier third. Carlos has reached three final tables this year and won them all!!

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Event #27: No Limit Texas Hold 'em Championship Event (Day 4) May 17 2001 at 12:00 PM Henry Nowakowski from Gemany retains the chip lead through day 4 and leads the final nine players into the final day. Henry won a $900,000 pot when his pair sixes stood up against Daniel Negreanu's A,K. His chip count is $1,076,000.

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Event #27: No Limit Texas Hold 'em Championship Event (Day 3) May 16 2001 at 12:00 PM Henry NowaKowski from Europe leads the field into day four of the WSOP. Henry has $351,000 in chips. Forty five players remain and they are all in the money. Stan Schrier is second with $337,500 and Phil Hellmuth third with $310,500.

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Event #27: No Limit Texas Hold 'em Championship Event (Day 2) May 15 2001 at 12:00 PM At the end of Day 2, the chip leader is Sam Farha with $156,200. There are 141 players left in.

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Event #27: No Limit Texas Hold 'em Championship Event (Day 1) May 14 2001 at 12:00 PM With 613 entrants the total prize pool for this year's main event is $6,130,000. Several major players have been knocked out already... New: View top 330 chip counts at the end of Day 1.

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