In 2009, the World Poker Tour was the stage for one of the most historic comebacks in poker history. The Championship event had recorded 1,018 entries and accumulated a prize pool of US$3,359,400, with a prize of US$925,514 for the winner. Olivier Busquet 
After going through one of the largest final tables in WPT history, Olivier Busquet was practically tied in chips with Brown. But after a hand in which he bet almost everything, Brown became chip leader. He then eliminated three more players to reach the heads-up against Busquet with a 3 to 1 chip advantage. Brown kept winning pots and the lead extended to as much as 20 to 1, holding 94% of the chips in play
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Jeremy Brown appeared very confident and almost arrogant with his lead. No one imagined what would happen next. Busquet began a streak of double-ups that brought him closer and closer to his rival’s stack. After a run of doubles, Busquet took the lead again, while his opponent couldn’t quite understand what was happening.
Finally, Olivier Busquet managed to maintain his lead, unlike his opponent, who suffered a spectacular collapse. Busquet went on to win the title and take home the US$925,514 prize, achieving the biggest comeback in WPT history.
