"Tonight's festivities will allow you to sleep," said 21-year-old Marchington, who has failed in his bid to become the youngest player to win the main event, stepping down to No. 8 with $1.25 million. "And after that, I don't know. Maybe I'll go get some nice food with my family. But yeah, I sleep tight for now." When asked what he would buy first, if he cashed in the $1.25 million that finished seventh out of 8,569 giant stadiums, the 25-year-old said, "I've never thought that far." "The plan right now is to fly back to Boston and work Wednesday or Thursday again." Are you back? You've only made more than a million dollars, but are you in every place you can go with a pile of money, like Las Vegas, and the "plan" is to sleep and work? Kids these days… but seriously, the way the two of you are off the table this week, especially the table, is pretty impressive. As the father of three teenagers, I would be more than happy to process myself with the dignity and skill that Su and Marchington showed after their sudden rise to the biggest stage in poker. Even in defeat, the two players smiled and answered every question the media asked them and tipped their hat off to the other side. They thanked their family and friends for their support, and they tried to gain their newfound wealth, and all of them said they had no regrets about playing. As for Su, it's unlikely to be a dream come true to the finals because he's an amateur participant in his first WSOP. He admitted that he might have played a little too aggressive in some important spots, but he didn't try to second-guess himself. "There's no regret, that's for sure," said Allentown from Pennsylvania, who now resides in Boston. "When it comes to the pots I'm winning, sometimes you can make the best decision, and it's not. "Win and lose if you choose to play poker is part of the game. Whether you're the best or the worst player in the world, it definitely happens. It comes with a lot of luck and you're bound to be defeated sometimes. It happens, so I don't really care." Humble and cheerful Su is a software engineer for a Boston start-up called Canopy and is also an accomplished musician. 실시간 바카라사이트