After a crazy and chaotic day of wild Houston poker, the 71 players that returned from a total field of 627 have been whittled down to one man left standing. When the dust settled, it was Kassim Panjwani who claimed the victory in the Champions Club Winter Poker Open $460 Mystery Bounty.
Panjwani completed his night with a heads-up win over runner-up Moe Tokko when his flopped pair held up against Tokko’s overs and gutshot. For the win, Panjwani claimed $28,720 and the trophy, while Tokko took home $19,790 for his second-place finish.
This is now Panjwani’s second-largest score, as his second-place finish in a WPT Venetian Deepstack back in 2021 earned him a nice payout of $67,118.
