Martin Jacobson on Winning 2014 WSOP Main Event: ‘Feels Really Surreal Right Now’

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The newest World Series of Poker Main Event winner Martin Jacobson told PokerNews.com immediately following his big win “it feels really surreal right now”.

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The first ever Swedish winner of the event had previously finished 2nd in a handful of other events, helping to build his live circuit winnings total to over $1.2 million.  Tuesday night’s win just past 9 pm local time tacked on another $10,000,000 to that total.

The 27-year-old originally from Stockholm, Sweden now living in London, United Kingdom finished in 6th place during last year’s $111,111 One Drop High Roller event, collecting $807,427 in the process.

This summer, Jacobson has played 27 events, with the Main Event his third cash. In total, the Swedish poker professional has $4,807,316 in worldwide tournament winnings – also the most of anyone remaining.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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