He bet most of his stack with top pair, only for Attenborough to shove. The opening exchanges saw Attenborough come out firing in an attempt to close the gap, while two early shoves from Duek showed that he wasn't ready to settle for third place.ĭuek's Main Event run came to an end just ten hands into the final day. Play resumed on the final day with Jorstad in the lead. Koray Aldemir: Back-to-Back WSOP Main Event Runs 'A Privilege' 'And make some very sensible investments - cryptocurrencies and tech stocks, probably.' I need to get in the lab and make sure I'm good enough to play them. I've dipped my toes, but now I have a bigger bankroll to take some shots in those tournaments.

'My goal has been to reach into the High Roller scene and play more $25,000 tournaments and stuff like that. The $10,000,000 question is, what will Jorstad do now? 'I just got better cards than him today.' Jorstad said that on Day 6 he told eventual heads-up opponent Attenborough that the Australian was the one player he didn't want to play heads-up against.

She's my biggest fan, so it was kind of emotional,' Jorstad told a crowd of reporters. 'She was crying and had trouble speaking. The first thing Jorstad did after clinching victory? Call his mother. 'She's my biggest fan, so it was kind of emotional' But a short while later, and after a slightly shorter tank, Attenborough did call for his tournament life only for Jorstad to turn over a rivered full house to become the latest poker world champion.

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