Saout to enter WSOP main event final

Antoine Saout is due to make his entry in the Main Event final table at the World Series of Poker. As one of the least well known players participating in the event, poker players across the globe are already talking about one of the hottest rising stars in the industry. The Main Event is the very first tournament outside Europe to be entered by 25 year old Frenchman and is attracting attention as one of the most exciting events on the international gaming calendar.

Antoine Saout shot to fame in recent weeks after winning a $50 satellite tournament to secure his seat at the WSOP main event. Brought up in Saint Mairtin Des Champs in France, Saout studied engineering before dropping out to start playing poker online. Since his momentous decision, Saout has gone from strength to strength and is fast acquiring legendary poker status.
Poker enthusiasts across the world will be watching carefully to assess Saout's performance as the enigmatic player takes to the stage. Many have commented that the public knows little about Saout's game which could make for an extremely interesting final.

Saout has already used his relative anonymity to his advantage when he managed to bluff his opponent, Steven Begleiter, out of a hefty pot. Poker experts are rushing to praise Saout's professional performance. ESPN commentator, Norman Chad, said that Saout "hasn't had a hair out of place" Saout is playing "smart poker" and has yet to do anything "really stupid" to compromise his position. Commenting on Saout's impressive young age, Chad remarked, "How in the heck did he get this good this quickly?"