After a flop Ahmad check-called Jensen's bet, then check-raised Jensen after the turned. Jensen called and led out again after the hit on the turn. Ahmad called and showed the , making a pair on the river, and Jensen mucked.
Ahmad called Jensen's raise in the big blind and check-raised Jensen after the . Jensen called, and when the turned he raised Ahmad's 30K bet. Ahmad called and then led out when the hit on the river. Jensen called and could only wave his hand in resignation as Ahmad tabled for trips.
Ahmad just won another big pot, when Jensen raised and Ahmad three-bet before the flop. Jensen called Ahmad's bet and a big bet after the on the turn, but Jensen folded when Saif led out after the on the river.
After the betting was capped preflop the two players saw a flop. Jensen check-called a bet and did the same after the turned. The fell on the river and Jensen called another of Ahmad's big bets. Saif turned over and won another huge pot that left Jensen with just 400K.
Unstoppable. That was Saif Ahmad during the heads-up match. He won every big hand, including the last one. Jensen raised before the flop and Ahmad called, and they saw a flop of . Jensen bet the last of his chips and Ahmad called. Jensen showed for two pair, Ahmad held....
The on the turn gave Ahmad an open-ended straight draw, and on the river he spiked the to end cruelly William Jensen's day. As our runner-up, Jensen wins $133,151, but that Ace of Spades on the river gave the title, the $217,329 first place money, and the World Series of Poker bracelet to Saif Ahmad.