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"Honestly Im not sure what Im going to do with the money," Heinz said early Wednesday after winning the main event in a marathon session of Texas Hold em. "Probably my family is going to get a couple gifts." Heinz won with an ace high, just nine hands after using the same hand to boost himself from a nearly insurmountable disadvantage against 35-year-old Martin Staszko. Heinz called an all-in bet from Staszko with an ace and a king. Staszko held a seven-10 of clubs. The board was a five of clubs, deuce of diamonds, nine of spades, jack of hearts and four of diamonds, helping neither player but cementing Heinzs win in the $10,000 buy-in tournament that started in July. Staskzo won $5.43 million for second place, a nice consolation prize, but it comes without a bracelet -- the prize given to WSOP event winners and coveted by all serious card players. "Have you ever worn it?" Heinz asked 2010 title winner Jonathan Duhamel as the Canadian handed him the bracelet. "Its got to be the happiest day of my life," Heinz said. "But I cant believe what happened -- its unreal." Staszko, a chess whiz who once worked for three years at an auto paint shop, said he thought his finish would help poker in his native country. "Im never happy if I dont win," Staszko said. "But its not too bad. Second place is OK." Staszko, who mainly plays online, said hell be back to Sin City and the series. "Ill come back next year," he said. "I hope I can win a bracelet." Asked before the final table began whether theyd accept second place money right then and forgo a shot at the title, Heinz said yes; Staszko said no. Now, Heinz is happy they played the game. Once it was down to the two players, they exchanged the lead nine times over 119 hands. At one point, Staszko had a nearly 4-1 chip edge on Heinz. 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"Every poker player dreams of having the year I had, so I dont want to sit here and have people like cry for me," he said. "Ill be OK." The 26-year-old Lamb won $4 million for finishing in third place. Each player must lose all his chips to be eliminated from the $10,000 buy-in tournament, and win all the chips in play to take the crown. Heinz, who said he had a rough six-month run in poker before the series and was thinking about whether to go back to college, aggressively stormed from seventh in chips to first at the nine-hand final table on Sunday. He went from 16.4 million in chips to 107.8 million in just more than 7 1/2 hours of play, propelling to a higher finish than at least six of his competitors. Lamb, an experienced professional who made his mark at the 58-tournament series this year by winning Player of the Year honours, had a large contingent of rowdy supporters and a smaller group of friends and poker experts feeding him information about his play and his opponents. For the first time, every hand at the final table was playing out nearly live on ESPN, including tense stretches of several minutes during which players mulled difficult decisions. The play was aired on a 15-minute delay with hole cards revealed once hands ended -- enough time to ensure gambling regulators that players couldnt cheat. The game was played in front of a crowd of hundreds at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino near the Las Vegas Strip, in the same theatre where magicians Penn & Teller regularly perform. "It was just awesome to have so many of your friends and family following you, cheering you," Heinz said. cheap nfl jerseys cheap soccer jerseys ' ' '
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