Scott Blumstein Living the American Dream After Winning 2017 WSOP Main Event

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Scott Blumstein Living the American Dream After Winning 2017 WSOP Main Event

Scott Blumstein shares his experience after winning $8,150,000 and becoming the latest World Series of Poker Main Event champ.

The 2017 WSOP had the 3rd biggest field in the event’s long history with a final table that took place in conjunction with the rest of the tournaments for the first time in the modern televised era.

Watch Blumstein below.

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