

Floridian Alex Anton Wins WSOP $10,000 Mystery Bounty Event
Alex Anton, a Miami-based poker pro, won his first WSOP bracelet and $678,300 at the $10,000 no-limit hold’em mystery bounty event. He defeated France’s Julien Sitbon heads up, denying Sitbon his second career bracelet.
Sitbon earned his second career runner-up finish at the WSOP, as well as his own career-best live tournament cash, for $452,200. Josh Reichard, the 17-time WSOP Circuit winner and World Poker Tour champion, fell two spots short of his first bracelet.
Gregor Sverko pulled the $250,000 bounty, making him one of the biggest winners of the tournament.
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