After Ylon Swarz (yes, the Team PokerStars Pro member was there again) busted in 3rd place. It was all finished… well, almost finished. It took just one hand for Bahador Ahmadi to claim the bracelet.
John McGuiness moved into the tank for his last 200,000, and Ahmadi would have called with any two cards. He simply was amassing a monster chip lead tha achived by calling down McGuiness in the previous Limit level.
Ahmadi played good and solid during the final table, moving when necessary, slowing down when it was need and, …