Johan "Dusty_Rat" Jakobsson is the last Paradise stack standing in WSOP Event #45, but the Swedish pro takes a respectable chip count to take into Day Three.
Finishing on 522,000, he is ahead of the average stack (387,000) and only one double through from the chip lead, which is held overnight by UK player Sam Trickett.
And having shown a great mix of aggressive pre-flop and perceptive post-flop play, there is little doubting Jakobsson's ability to go all the way.
There are 35 other players still to overcome for 'Dusty' to realise his ambition of winning a famous WSOP gold bracelet, so keep reading the Paradise blog to find out just how close he can get!
Sunday, 27 June 2010
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