Daniel Laidlaw Eliminated in 2nd Place (NZ$59,550), Jonathan Bredin Wins!

The final hand of the 2013 ANZPT Queenstown Main Event has just played out!

Jonathan Bredin started with the button and raised it up to 80,000. Daniel Laidlaw then moved all in and Bredin quickly called, excitedly getting his helper to table his . Laidlaw turned over his and was at risk.

Before the dealer turned over the flop, Bredin was gesturing towards his shoulder, but we will get to that soon.

The flop gave Bredin a set of kings, but did mean Laidlaw had a straight draw.

The turn didn't change much and the river meant it was all over in second place for Laidlaw.

Bredin's carer then told everyone that Bredin had the exact same suited kings tatooed on his shoulder.

An amazing story added to an amazing victory from Jonathan Bredin, who despite suffering from cerebral palsy, has overcome all odds to be crowned a very deserving champion of the ANZPT Queenstown Main Event!