

Bradley Jansen Wins First WSOP Bracelet in 6-Max Tournament
Bradley Jansen, an American poker player, won his first WSOP bracelet in the 1 500$ No-Limit Hold'em Six Max tournament. He outplayed 1 450 players and received $313 400, his largest career prize.
The runner-up was French player Jeremy Malod, who received $193 720, his largest career prize.
In the final hand, Jansen went all-in with A♥-10♦ from the button, while Malod called with K♥-3♥. The flop was K♣-9♠-7♦, giving Malod a top pair. The turn was 8♥, and the river was 6♠, giving Jansen a straight and the victory.
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