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For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000

For some people, poker is just one big party. For amateur player Joe Pelton, the party got started just a few weeks before when he took down the WPT Legends of Poker in California. Now, at the Festa al Lago, a veritable party by the lake, Pelton was living the party life by making his second WPT final table in as many attempts. Entering the final table with the chip lead, it seemed like nothing could stop the young business analyst from Newport Beach, California. Somehow, he’d once again found a way to again outlast more than 400 of the world’s best poker players. At the Festa al Lago final table, he had to face five tough professionals if he wanted to take down his second title. This is what the chip stacks looked like at the final table kicked off. Seat 1: Can Kim Hua 765000 Seat 2: Andreas Walnum 1279000 Seat 3: Steve Wong 886000 Seat 4: Joe Pelton — 2923000 Seat 5: Chris Loveland 1059000 Seat 6: David Baker 1652000