Mike Dobbs and Ryan Dodd Take Home $16,259 Each After a Heads-Up Deal

The final two players battled heads-up for nearly and hour and the stacks were nearly even.

They agreed to split the remaining prize pool evenly and take home $16,259 each and run one hand out for the trophy.

Mike Dobbs came out on top when his ace nine improved to two pair to take the last BPO trophy of the series and his fifth Borgata Poker trophy.

"He's a really good player it's amazing that he is only 21 years old and already plays that well" Dobbs said about his opponent Ryan Dodd.

The two players shook hands in the early morning hours and made their way to the payout line after a long night of tournament poker.