Features a classic photo of Chris Moneymaker and incorporates
actual playing cards used in Vegas representing the 5 diamonds
and 4 of spades in the Chris' final hand and the cards on the table
(Jack of spades, 5 of hearts, 4 of clubs, 8 diamonds, and the 5 of
clubs). A center insert describes the action during the Final Hand.
A Binion’s chip is built into the piece as well.
metallic shades glinting in the artificial
lights, Chris Moneymaker won the 2003
World Series of Poker with a full house
consisting of three fives and two fours.
The 27 year old accountant took home
a first prize of $2.5 million dollars in the
victory.
By early Saturday morning, the field of
over 800 participants had been
narrowed down to just two people,
Moneymaker and Sam Farha. In his
losing hand, Farha had a jack and a 10,
and ended up with two Jacks after the
flop, compared to Moneymaker's full
house. Moneymaker took home $2.5
million dollars in the win.
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