After three days of intense play, German pro Martin Sedlak emerged victorious over this season's WPT Cambodia Championship Warm Up, claiming his first-ever WPT title. Sedlak came out on top of the 527-entry field, taking with him $45,578 in winnings, plus a WPT Prime seat worth $1,100, following a heads-up deal with Kazakhstan’s Ilya Firstov.
"Normally, I don't make heads-up deals. I prefer to play it out," said Sedlak. "But I underestimated how deep the stacks still were and how slow the structure was. After an hour and a half, we still had the same stacks, so we decided to make the deal. But I wanted to try at least."
The final day began with eight players returning back to the scene, all stacking above the 30 big blind mark. While a lot of room for play was expected, the first elimination came just two hands in, as Thomas Eychenne was knocked out after taking a bad beat from Ali Hassan. The next four eliminations were all delivered by Firstov, putting him at a great advantage once the payouts bore more weight. Sedlak on the other hand, found his turning point once the field was down to the final three, having won a crucial flip against Hassan for over sixty big blinds. This sprung Sedlak just ten big blinds behind Firstov onto the final duel.
The two battled back and forth for over an hour, with Sedlak gaining a 3:1 lead at one point. Firstov however, managed to bounce back in the game, leaving both to finally cut an even chop, which guaranteed both $44,000 each in winnings, while leaving the remaining $1,578, the coveted WPT trophy, along with the WPT Prime entry on the table. Another hour of play followed, with Sedlak gradually wearing down his opponent. The final hand eventually saw Firstov go all-in with king-eight for his last sixteen big blinds, only to be called by Sedlak with king-queen. No help came on the board, denying Firstov a career maiden win, and securing Sedlak the final victory.
When asked about his first time playing in WPT, Sedlak replied "So far, it's very nice. I really like the casino. I like Cambodia a lot. It's very nice place."
Championship Warm Up
Date/s: February 7-10, 2025
Buy-in: USD 600
Guarantee: USD 150,000
Entries: 527
Prize pool: USD 274,943
ITM: 66 places
Final Table Results