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<\/a><\/p>\nRoland de Wolfe, Thomas Kremser, and Andreas J\u00f6rbeck <\/em><\/p>\n Heads-up the balance of power swung a number of times before J\u00f6rbeck landed the killer blow on the top pro. J\u00f6rbeck had A-10 and de Wolfe K-3. The flop came down A-A-K and the Swede\u2019s set gave him victory. Roland was gracious in defeat: \u201cI really, really fancied this but in the end it just wasn\u2019t my day.\u201d<\/p>\n First out in the final was respected British pro Maria Demetriou when her pocket queens ran into Andy Black\u2019s pocket kings. Next to go was Ian Frazer, who found that holding A-10 wasn\u2019t enough to overcome Black\u2019s A-K after the K came on the flop. Black had created a table image where players were not sure if he was on a complete bluff and after calling the clock on himself Frazer went all-in, was called and then eliminated.<\/p>\n Next to go was Eddy Scharf whose Q-J looked good against J\u00f6rbeck\u2019s 10-9 only for a 9 to come on the river. It was at this point that de Wolfe started to become dominant and he took out David Tighe\u2019s A-10 with his pocket queens. Surinder Sunar went out fourth but was ahead with his A-Q against Roland\u2019s A-9 only to see the 9 come on the river. This left J\u00f6rbeck, de Wolfe and Black, with everybody expecting the two pros to prevail.<\/p>\n Next out, however, was Andy Black. J\u00f6rbeck\u2019s set of jacks crippled the Mad Monk\u2019s A-2. The 2008 Premier League champion was all-in next hand with his big blind and was sent to the rail leaving de Wolfe and J\u00f6rbeck to battle it out.<\/p>\n J\u00f6rbeck, a business development manager in telecoms who has been married to wife Victoria for two years, is realistic about his ambitions going forward and doesn\u2019t see himself as Sweden\u2019s next poker superstar, despite winning such a prestigious tournament. \u201cI am not a big player so have no huge plans on the horizon. Poker is just a hobby.<\/p>\n “I will use some of my prize money on a bankroll but will invest the majority in stocks and shares. My strategy throughout the tournament was to sit back, keep out of trouble and loosen up and try and relax when we were short-handed. If possible, I would get others to do the dirty work for me and get involved in lots of hands. I was so surprised to even get through my heat considering I was up against the likes of the Devilfish and Joe Beevers,\u201d he said. Next up for Andreas is a trip on the PartyPoker Million VI cruise in Europe in May, which he has qualified for online.<\/p>\n