Shaun Deeb is second in WSOP Player of the Year rating
American poker player Shaun Deeb is now second in the WSOP Player of the Year rating. Previously, Deeb managed to get ahead of the Australian Robert Campbell, but then got to the second place again. Currently, the difference between their scores is 147 points, but everything can change.
Shaun won the Player of the Year title last year. Back then Deeb got in the money at the WSOP Europe 2018 four times, having significantly outperformed his closest rivals. This time the rivalry is a way tougher.
Read also: Daniel Negreanu’s adventures at the WSOPE 2019
At the beginning of the WSOP 2019, American player Daniel Zack was topping the ranking. Then he was overtaken by Robert Campbell from Australia, who won 2 bracelets at the aforementioned championship. In addition, the Australian has made two chases at the WSOP Europe 2019.
In turn, Deeb has got to three final tables and made 19 cashes this year. The poker legend Daniel Negreanu is in the third place of the ranking. The Canadian player still has a chance to win the WSOP Player of the Year title.
Current WSOP Player of the Year rating:
- Robert Campbell (Australia) – 3 857 000 points
- Shaun Deeb (USA) – 3 710 000 points
- Daniel Negreanu (Canada) – 3 526 000 points
- Phillip Hui (USA) – 3 186 000 points
- Daniel Zack (USA) – 3 126 000 points
