Nigerian and Florida resident Femi Fashakin won the biggest event in the history of the World Series of Poker, winning the special “BIG 50” $500 No-Limit Hold'em Event #3 at the 2019 WSOP. .

The prize was worth $1,147,449, along with his first gold bracelet. He emerged victorious after a grueling five days of playing in an event that surpassed the previous record for turnout at a single WSOP event by about 5,000 players. .

Fashakin's last opponent was Paul Cullen, a 35-year-old Montreal native who now lives in Las Vegas. Prior to Friday's victory, Fashakin's tournament earnings were only $ 59,706, and his biggest result was $ 11,250. .

Most of his cash came from small bets in South Florida, the results of which dated back to early 2015. This was his first final table.

In addition to the life-changing 7-digit score and the WSOP bracelet, he scores 720 Player of the Year card points. This win puts him in 321st place in the 2019 POY race sponsored by Global Poker.

It was unexpected that this person entered the history of world poker. Many have tried it, but not all have succeeded, but here it worked. I'm just glad that gambling is developing and someone is making progress in gambling. I personally only play one online poker right now. And I always wanted to get into the history of world poker, I don't know why. It seems because of the fame, but it seems, because of the money. Anyway, I am currently using an online casino that can only be used on mobile devices. It works in much the same way as an online casino on computers or laptops. You can also try mobile betting and receive winnings to your balance.