The World Heads-Up Poker Championship (WHPC) is an annual elimination-format poker tournament of one-on-one no limit texas hold'em matches. The tournament was co-created by Late Night Poker's Nic Szeremeta, PokerInEurope's Jon Shoreman, and gaming journalist Rich Geller.
The event has run since 2001 and is held in Europe. Entry is open to all. Its success led to America's creation of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship.
Results
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| 2001 | Bruno Fitoussi | ATS 1,068,033 | Thomas "Amarillo Slim" Preston |
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| 2002 | Kirill Gerasimov | €60,000 | Roy Brindley |
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| 2003 | John Cernuto | €60,000 | Anthony Chapman |
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| 2004 | Angel Blanco Puras | €100,000 | Mark Banin |
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| 2005 | Peter Gunnarson | €100,000 | Simon Nowab |
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| 2006 | Isaac Mayolas de Vega | €125,000 | Paul Jackson |
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| 2007 | Jeff Kimber | €125,000 | Dan Carter aka lucky_scrote |
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