William Corrigan

William Corrigan (circa 1910 – 1970s), an American poker player, is considered one of the early promoters of the World Series of Poker (WSOP). He was active in the mid-20th century and contributed to the development of the tournament format in poker.

Corrigan participated in early WSOP events and achieved some placements. Public records do not detail specific championship wins, but his status as a poker pioneer is recognized.

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He is often mentioned as a key figure in the founding of the WSOP, working alongside Benny Binion and others to promote the event.

From Corrigan's experience, one can see the pioneering spirit of early poker players and their contributions to exploring tournament structures.