In the world of poker, there are many professional players who make a living from the day-to-day grind, but there are also many players who compete with great dedication in their free time, while working at something else the rest of the time. Such is the case of Stefan Isensee 
The tournament in question was the US$600 Main Event of the RunGood Poker Series, which was played in San Diego
Final Table Of The RunGood Poker Series Main Event
Stefan is not a professional player, but rather plays poker for pleasure in his free time. In fact, he is not even a tournament player, but it is much more common to see him playing cash games. However, he wanted to try his luck as it was a large event in the area where he lives and decided to take advantage of his day off from work to try his luck.
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“My first thought is that I can’t even believe it,” he stated after his victory. “I reached the final table with the smallest stack and, well… I grinded. I chose my spots, played them well and now I’m here. Crazy,” the champion celebrated, incredulous.
Finally, Stefan ended up agreeing to a chop between three players when they reached 3-handed play, but they continued playing for the trophy, which ended up in his hands.
RunGood Poker Series – Main Event
Buy-in: US$600
Entries: 368
Prize Pool: US$191.360
Finalists
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