8 Triton titles!! Jason Koon triumphs once again at Event #6 $60k NLH, an impressive feat that can only be achieved by one as focused and tenacious as 🇺🇸 @JasonKoon. It's been a long, tense, yet thrilling battle, as we witness the master work his magic, knocking out worthy opponents one by one with what seemed like apparent ease. 🤯 Jason's mind-blowing strategy to outwit without breaking a stride shows us why he's the best of the best, and why he continues with his winning streak this year. Congratulations again, Jason! 🎉 @GGPoker @pokerstakecom #LesAmbassadeursClub

Daniel Weinman is the 2023 World Champion! Daniel takes home the largest payout in Main Event history, $12,100,000, by outlasting the record-breaking field of 10,043 players. A huge congratulations to @notontilt09, your 2023 Main Event Champion.

Very first hand of the day I have 82k, I raise 99’s, the legendary @jctran23 3 bet over two cold calls. I call, we both flop over pairs and I had a gutter and spiked it on the turn to double. Lucky but he was super gracious and a real pro. Now around 200k!

Make it four! After a marathon heads-up battle, Nick Schulman takes down the $1,500 Seven Card Stud to earn the fourth bracelet of his career. With the win, the decorated poker pro adds $110,800 to his $15 Million in total live earnings. Interview & Recap: wsop.com/n/aon

🏆 7-TIME-CHAMPION 🏆! Yes, it is the man himself, 🇺🇸 Jason Koon! A massive congratulations for the seventh time! 🎉 @JasonKoon blazed through the $100k Main Event in a dominant fashion. There were ups and downs leading to the Final table, but when he took off, there was no stopping him. 🔥 An astonishing amount of 💰 $2,451,082 will accompany his seventh Triton title. An amazing accomplishment deserving for an amazing competitor. 🙌🏻 @GGPoker @pokerstakecom @_Jacobandco @Merit_Poker

My Statement on the HU Match with @berkey11: First of all, I want to congratulate Matt Berkey on his victory. There was a lot of shit talking, most of it for fun and to add excitement to the match, but in the end I have to give credit where credit is due. He played well, and he played better than I expected he would. He won fair and square, and he deserves to celebrate his win. I want to apologize for the comments I made about Matt being a scammer and the negative comments I made about his business. That was out of line and I regret making those comments. I got caught up emotionally in the heat of the moment and said some things I shouldn’t have said, and for that I apologize. Matt showed during this match that he is a true professional. I have a lot to learn as a poker player. I have a newfound respect for heads up poker. I didn’t have any experience in heads up, but I learned a lot while studying for and playing this match, and I have a lot more to learn. My experience is in live ring games, and that’s where I feel most comfortable and have the most fun. I also have a lot to learn as a person and a public figure in the poker world. My close friends know the type of person I really am and the character I have. But in poker, I enjoy being an exuberant polarizing character. I believe that poker needs characters, but sometimes I go too far with it, and that’s something I need to work on. I’m never going to change how I really am - fun, loud, social, sometimes obnoxious. But I can work on being better at not making comments that can be hurtful. In the end, I just want to have fun and play some poker. Thanks to everyone who supported me throughout this match. It was a fun journey, even though I fell short. Even to the haters, I appreciate all of you as well.