Just one year removed from playing his first live tournament at the Horseshoe Hammond Circuit Main Event, Riess is now a bracelet winner, a World Champion, and 10th on the WOSP all-time money list. The 23-year-old poker pro from Waterford, MI might forever be known as 'Riess the Beast' after a tour de force performance in this year's November Nine. Ryan Riess is your 2013 WSOP Main Event Champion, picking up $8,361,570. These prizes keep getting better and better.It's official. My question is this: Is this bracelet something y’all would wear around? Or is it too valuable?

WS0y903zfZĪ removable gold poker chip that can be used as a card protector? I thought I had seen it all. There is removable, solid-gold poker chip attached at the back that can be used as a card protector. Jostens reveals the winning bracelet given to Norway’s Espen Jorstad has 1,985 diamonds, 671 black diamonds and 111 rubies for a total carat weight of 55.48. I’m talking jewelry, bling, ice - a 55.48-carat gold bracelet with nearly 2,000 diamonds.

No, I’m not just referring to the $10 million in prize money he took home for winning the tournament (although, SHEESH).

Think - Olympic medals, championship belts in boxing and now e ven the NBA Summer League championship rings.Īnd if you think those are nice, wait until you get a glimpse of what Norway’s Espen Jorstad received for his recent World Series of Poker victory in Las Vegas. Usually, those standing last are rewarded. Nothing feels better in a competitive environment than coming out as the best once the dust settles.

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