The winner and runner-up become the first players to win 2013. The winner takes home $1,553,256 and runner-up earns $1,002,340. “It’s a great result so far,” WSOP executive director Ty Stewart said in a news release. “I think considering the circumstances, 1,379 players is a strong field size that can stand up to the history of the event. “It’s also an important milestone for regulated online poker. I can’t wait to see who will win this world championship bracelet.” The remaining eight GGPoker players convene for live play on Dec. 15 at King’s Casino in the Czech Republic (see more on that event below). Play resumes at