'Once in every 600 lifetimes': Ferris grad Lucas Jumalon battles eight others during Day 1 of final table at World Series of Poker Main Event
The 22-year-old Spokane native held 35% of the chips and said he was chasing the $10 million grand prize.
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'Once in every 600 lifetimes': Ferris grad Lucas Jumalon battles eight others during Day 1 of final table at World Series of Poker Main Event
Dressed in a black T-shirt depicting Tony Montana from “Scarface,” Lucas Jumalon entered the final table of the World Series of Poker main event with guns blazing. After being called to find his seat, the 22-year-old Ferris High School graduate jogged past Bruce Buffer, the voice of the octagon, with finger guns aimed at the crowd from Spokane.
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