Insane from Isildur1

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More Insanity From Isildur1 as Poker Phenom Wins Another $900k Thursday’s $470k just wasn’t enough for the young poker pro known as Isildur1, real name Viktor Blom.

This weekend, the Swedish player managed to add another $900k to those winnings. From HighStakesDB.com: Anyone following the ongoing Isildur1 vs. Bttech86 CAP PLO games will know that going into yesterday, Isildur1 had already carried over a $470k win from a session which began Thursday evening. As it turned out, he had a lot more damage to do yesterday, finally ending the day an $895.2k winner.

The only defeat Isildur1 suffered yesterday was a $57k loss at the FLHE tables against jama-dharma before he met up, once again, with Ben "Bttech86" Tollerene at the $500/$1000 CAP PLO tables. - Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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