Seymour was spotted playing the Main Event at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas this summer. The seven-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle had cashed in two smaller events in Vegas and in Philadelphia prior to finally earning his first big score last night in Jacksonville. No word yet on where Seymour plans on playing next, although with the WPT closing the 2014 portion of its season in Las Vegas in December, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Seymour on the strip in a few weeks time.
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Ryan Van Sanford won the event, earning the $421,068 top prize just days after turning 21! WPT regulars Chrsitian Harder, Justin Zaki and Jacob Bazeley all earned Top 15 finishes while 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Jamie Gold finished 17th, earning his biggest payday in over 4 1/2 years.
WPT bestbet Bountry Scramble
Final table payouts
1st: Ryan Van Sanford (USA), $421,068
2nd: Christopher Bolek (USA), $284,371
3rd: Brian Reinhert (USA), $182,853
4th: Jared Reinstein (USA), $135,223
5th: Jason Helder (USA), $101,518
6th: Corey Hochman (USA), $81,335