Espen Uhlen

Espen Uhlen returns with the final installment of this series and features the final table. He comes in holding a middling stack making things complicated as he balances climbing the ladder with trying to win.

Espen holds a nice stack with just 12 players remaining and ramps up the pressure on his opponents as everyone dukes it out in an effort to make it to the illustrious final table.

Espen Jorstad picks up the action with 20 people remaining and holding a solid 50BB stack that puts him in a great position to take advantage of some of the shorter stacks that are just holding on.

Espen Uhlen picks up the action with just under 15BB's and ICM being the dominant factor in all of the decisions at this point.

It's been a crazy few months for Espen but he returns looking to put a cap on this series that saw him with a deep run in the Main Event (no not that one) and begins this installment with about 50 players remaining.

Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad records from his hotel in Las Vegas after recently testing positive for Covid and continues his breakdown of his deep run in the WSOP that sees him in the money with a middling stack.

Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad finds himself with 20BB's on the bubble with just 10 players remaining before the cash and this is very much evident in his approach to the hands early on.

Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad finds himself relatively short on BB's at his table and tries his best to utilize the stack to his advantage with favorable steal and re-steal spots looking to chip back up.

Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad finds himself holding a slightly below average stack in the middling stages of the tournament making each hand a life or death situation as he makes his way through landmine after landmine on his way towards the final table.

Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad continues to examine his deep run in the WSOP online Main Event still early in the tournament where he finds himself oscillating between a short and big stack.

Making his Run It Once debut, Main Event champion Espen Uhlen Jørstad introduces himself and then walks you through his deep run in the WSOP Main Event showing all VPIP'd hands beginning with the very first hand of the tournament.