“Nordberg” as he is known online, won his first WSOPC event in May last year, when he defeated top Canadian pro Gavin Smith in New Orleans. And it was a case of Déjà vu for Smith in San Diego, as Feldman proved his conqueror once again, making quad sevens to knock Smith out in seventh place.

Feldman played a solid game throughout this tournament, and arrived on the final table with a decent chip lead. Feldman used it well, keeping himself out of dangerous pots but continually building his stack.

Even so, when the heads-up stage was reached he and Davidson Matthew held reasonably equal chip stacks, and the two players remained on an even keel right up until the final hand.

On a flop showing As-Kd-Ts Matthews moved all-in, setting Feldman to a decision for almost all of his chips. Feldman went into the tank, and then made the call, showing A-K for top two pair. Matthews, with A-4 was in need of a miracle. Only running fours, running tens or a queen and a jack could save him. But the miracle never happened, and Feldman was a WSOPC champion for a second time.

The payouts were as follows:

1st Peter Feldman $280,859

2nd  Davidson Matthew  $147,364

3rd  Gavin Griffin  $86,685

4th  Danny Wong $69,348

5th  Erik Cajelais $52,011

6th  Shane Schleger $43,343

7th  Gavin Smith $34,673

8th  Yoon Kim $26,005

9th  Jerry Renfroe  $17,337