Jans Arends Secures Second WSOP Bracelet with $100k Victory
Jans Arends, known online as “Graftekkel,” won the WSOP $100k title and $2,576,729. The event featured notable players like Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu.

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Jans Arends, known online as “Graftekkel,” won the WSOP $100k title and $2,576,729. The event featured notable players like Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu.
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