United States and Canada have been taking down most events at the 2013 World Series of Poker so far while big poker nations like Great Britain and France have gone winless. Yesterday, however, another country received a bracelet as Norbert Szecsi from Hungary took down the country's forth bracelet in WSOP history.
The final table Event #42: $1,000 No Limit Hold'em had no previous gold bracelet winners and only one player (Chris DeMaci) had played a WSOP final table before. Szecsi overcame the final table in just a few hours time after a few dramatic all-ins that gave him the title. The 22-year-old poker player from Budapest received a gold bracelet and a sweet $345,037 first prize.
1st: Norbert Szecsi - $345,037
2nd: Dennis Gnidash - $214,760
3rd: Chris DeMaci - $149,281
4th: Kirby Martin - $107,512
5th: Rory Mathews - $78,576
6th: Bryce Landier - $58,126
7th: Ariel Celestino - $43,564
8th: Dana Buck - $33,065
9th: Jonathan Bennett - $25,392
