Jason Koon Wins PokerGO Cup Event 6 for $324,000
Jason Koon secured his first PokerGO Cup victory, winning Event 6 for $324,000. The tournament, held at the Aria casino in Las Vegas, featured a $25,000 buy-in.

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Jason Koon secured his first PokerGO Cup victory, winning Event 6 for $324,000. The tournament, held at the Aria casino in Las Vegas, featured a $25,000 buy-in.
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