World Series of Blackjack - Season 4 Results

Season 4 Results

Round Winner Runner-Up Other Players
Round 1 George Mandilaras Phil Dunaway
  • Tiffany Michelle
  • Christiane Hogenbirk
  • Jeff Bernstein
Round 2 Jeff Swenson Kami Lis
  • Lon Johnson
  • Juan Cloud
  • Joe Malc
Round 3 Alice Walker Norm Sheridan
  • Joe Fisher
  • Kacie Bergeron
  • "Hollywood" Dave Stann
Round 4 Salomon Cohen-Botbol Rick Jensen
  • Orel Hershiser
  • Philip Richman
  • Mikki Sullivan
Round 5 Jarek Markowiak Darrell Arnold
  • Caroline Rhea
  • Hans Schmid
  • Eli Haber
Round 6 T. J. Boros Marlin Horseman
  • Penn Jillette
  • Ken Smith
  • Helen Ho
Round 7 Kristine Johnson Rick Fortin
  • Ken Einiger
  • Don Rebentisch
  • Joe Reitman
Round 8 Marvin Ornstein Dannye Long
  • Henry Tran
  • Angelo Merkouris
  • Shannon Elizabeth
Wild Card Round 1 Rick Fortin
  • Darrell Arnold
  • Henry Tran1
  • Dannye Long
  • Kami Lis
Wild Card Round 2 Marlin Horseman
  • Christianne Hogenbirk1
  • Rick Jensen
  • Norm Sheridan
  • Phil Dunaway
Semi-Final 1 Rick Fortin Kristine Johnson
  • Marvin Ornstein
  • T. J. Boros
  • Salomon Cohen-Botbol
Semi-Final 2 Alice Walker Marlin Horseman
  • Jarek Markowiak
  • George Mandilaras
  • Jeff Swenson
Finals Alice Walker Marlin Horseman
  • Rick Fortin
  • Kristine Johnson
  • T. J. Boros2

Alice Walker (who had previously won GSN's million-dollar Three card poker championship) took first place and $500,000.
1Qualified for Wild Card Round through random drawing among all 3rd-5th place preliminary finishers.
2Qualified for final table through random drawing among all 3rd-5th places semi-final finishers

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