On June 7th, Norwegian poker pro Espen Jørstad won the Triton Poker Series title after defeating Phil Ivey heads-up. This was the first time that Jørstad had ever won a major tournament, and it was a major accomplishment for him.

The Triton Poker Series is a high-stakes tournament series that takes place in various locations around the world. It is known for its high buy-ins and large prize pools. This year’s event was held in Jeju, South Korea, and featured a $1 million buy-in.

Jørstad entered the tournament with a chip stack of $3.3 million, and he managed to make it to the final table. He then went on to defeat Phil Ivey heads-up to take home the title and the $20 million first-place prize. This was a remarkable feat, as Ivey is one of the most successful poker players in the world.

Jørstad is now one of the most successful poker players in Norway. He has been playing professionally since 2013, and has cashed in numerous tournaments around the world. He has also won several smaller tournaments in his home country.

This victory will surely give Jørstad more confidence in his game, and will likely lead to more success in the future. He has already proven himself to be a great player, and this win will only add to his reputation.

The Triton Poker Series is one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world, and this win is sure to be remembered for years to come. It is a testament to Jørstad’s skill and determination that he was able to defeat one of the best players in the world heads-up.

Congratulations to Espen Jørstad on his impressive victory!