To win the Season XI WPT Grand Prix de Paris, television producer Matt Salsberg defeated Season IX winner Theo Jorgensen. He talks to Kristy just after his grueling match.
The final table players boast more than $10,000,000 in tournament winnings and countless accolades. Here are the remaining six players who have a shot at this WPT title.
Mohsin Charania has made the WPT Grand Prix de Paris final table second in chips. He's fatigued but ready for what he says is going to be a fun final table.
Today, a final table of six will emerge at WPT Grand Prix de Paris. Theo Jorgensen has a chance to make history as the only player to win the same WPT event twice.
Joe Serock is the reigning WPT Player of the Year, and he's doing well here on Day 3 of WPT Grand Prix de Paris. Kristy tries to find out whether or not he's been mingling with a particular Royal Flush girl.
Theo Jorgensen is a former WPT Grand Prix de Paris Main Event winner, and he's still competing here on Day 2. Kristy puts him on the spot by asking him rapid fire questions for another edition of Calling the Clock.
Earlier this week, Jason Mercier tweeted that Kyle Julius didn't know what language was spoken in Germany. Kristy asks him about it on Day 2 of WPT Grand Prix de Paris.
Tony G tells Kristy Arnett about his upcoming triathlon versus Phil Hellmuth which is sponsored by WPTPoker.com. The two will play basketball, bike, and swim, and it's all going down next week at WPT Malta.
Kristy has arrived in Paris to bring you coverage from the Season 11 World Poker Tour Grand Prix de Paris Main Event. It's Day 1a and the reentry format makes the tournament all the more lucrative.
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