2005 Events
The 2005 World Championship of Online Poker consisted of 15 events with a total prize pool of over $12 Million. The events, buy in and winners are listed below.
| Date | Event | Winner | Prize | Entries | Prize Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 4 | $530 No Limit Texas Hold'em | Snow Leopard |
$306,200.00 | 3,062 | $1,531,000 |
| Sep 5 | $215 Pot Limit Omaha with rebuys | MR32 | $102,422.00 | 973 (935 R, 590 A) | $499,600 |
| Sep 6 | $215 No Limit Texas Hold'em match play | lmoneyBling | $35,720.00 | 1,024 | $204,800 |
| Sep 7 | $215 Pot Limit Texas Hold'em short-handed | luckyfire4 | $67,367.00 | 2,345 | $469,000 |
| Sep 8 | $215 No Limit Texas Hold'em with rebuys | genoa_st | $187,166.00 | 2,146 (1,825 R, 1,235 A) | $1,041,200 |
| Sep 9 | $215 Limit Texas Hold'em | ActionJeff (Jeff Garza) | $50,000.00 | 1,781 | $356,200 |
| Sep 10 | $520 Pot Limit Texas Hold'em | kwil20 | $114,000.00 | 1,185 | $592,500 |
| Sep 11 | $1,050 No Limit Texas Hold'em | VikingVI | $316,638.00 | 1,790 | $1,790,000 |
| Sep 12 | $320 Seven Card Stud | SUPERTYR | $35,733.00 | 622 | $186,600 |
| Sep 13 | $1,050 No Limit Texas Hold'em Triple Shootout | Acey-Deucy | $150,026.00 | 635 | $700,000 |
| Sep 14 | $530 Limit Omaha High Low | musher | $81,289.00 | 735 | $367,500 |
| Sep 15 | $530 Seven Card Stud High Low | Bunsen (Matt Mortensen) | $66,125.00 | 529 | $264,500 |
| Sep 16 | $530 Pot Limit Omaha | spawng | $66,787.00 | 720 | $360,000 |
| Sep 17 | $1,050 Limit Texas Hold'em | DietDrPoker | $139,799.00 | 686 | $686,000 |
| Sep 18 | $2,600 No Limit Texas Hold'em Main Event | Panella86 (Jordan Berkowitz) | $577,342.00 | 1,494 | $3,735,000 |
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