
Five hundred players stumped up the $1,500 + $150 buy in but it was Aasmaa who was the last man standing after he beat Belgium’s Roger Hairabedian in a 45 minute heads up duel which saw him overturn a 2:1 chip deficit.
The final hand saw Aasmaa bet 200,000 on the button and Hairabedian call. On a flop of 6


Aasmaa called and flipped over K





Hairabedian was paid €65,890.
