

Espen Jorstad Wins WSOP Main Event: $10 Million and the World Championship Title
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event final table has concluded, with Espen Jorstad from Norway emerging as the new World Champion, securing a massive $10,000,000 prize.
The final table, which was broadcasted with a one-hour delay starting at 01:00 MSK, reduced the number of participants from 10 to 3 over eight hours. The broadcast was conducted by Kot_Spartac and Ilya Gorodetsky.
The prize distribution for the final table was as follows: Espen Jorstad (1st) $10,000,000, Adrian Attemboro (2nd) $6,000,000, Michael Dwek (3rd) $4,000,000, John Ims (4th) $3,000,000, Matija Dobric (5th) $2,250,000, Jeffrey Farns (6th) $1,750,000, Aaron Duzak (7th) $1,350,000, Philip Suky (8th) $1,075,000, Matthew Su (9th) $850,675, and Esher Konniff (10th) $675,000.
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