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Germany\’s Pius Heinz eventually wore down the Czech Republic\’s Martni Staszko after over 100 hands of heads-up play to win the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event, earning a cool $8,715.638 and coveted gold and diamond bracelet. Staszko settles for runner-up money of $5,433,086 as Ben Lamb earns $4,021,138 after playing only four hands Tuesday night.
If you want to read about what happened Tuesday night, check out Pauly\’s live blog from the Rio. Nolan Dalla also has a final table recap and a review of the 2011 WSOP chock full of information. Short-Stacked Shamus\’ 15-minute delayed live blog gives a view of the action from the comfort of his home. You can also catch a replay of the final table at ESPN3.com.
Finally, catch up on Pauly and Michalski\’s Tao of Pokerati podcasts from Nov. 9 weekend here.
