The Youngest Champ In PCA History Is Looking For A Second Title

We're not quite sure what happened to knock him down, but we do know that 2010 PCA Main Event winner Harrison Gimbel is down to about a third of the starting stack.

Although places like Las Vegas require participants to be 21 years old, the law in the Bahamas allows playing at 18, and in 2010 the then-19-year-old from Jupiter, Florida, navigated a field of 1,529 players, which created a $14,831,300 prize pool to win $2.2 million.

Gimbel won a $1,000 satellite the day before the Main Event and managed to parlay that into a $2.2 million payday and become the youngest winner in PCA history.

2010 PCA Main Event Results

Buy-in	Entrants	Prize Pool
$10,000	1,529	$14,831,300

Place	Player	Prize
1st	Harrison Gimbel	$2,200,000
2nd	Tyler Reiman	$1,750,000
3rd	Barry Shulman	$1,350,000
4th	Benjamin Zamani	$1,000,000
5th	Ryan D’Angelo	$700,000
6th	Aage Ravn	$450,000
7th	Zachary Goldberg	$300,000
8th	Thomas Koral	$201,300