Soccer coach Jovan Sudar looked like he was having the time of his life at Monday's final table. The Omaha, Nebraska man began the day fifth in chips at his first ever HPT final table. He made the most of the opportunity.
Time and time again, Sudar battled back from the short stack to survive as the other players hit the rail. When heads up play began, Sudar was a big underdog to Jeff Fielder.
On the final hand of the tournament, the two got all the chips in the middle on a board that read
Sudar had rivered two pair with his
. Unfortunately for him, Fielder had a higher two pair with the 
.Jovan Sudar was the runner-up here at Ameristar Kansas City. He earned $60,535 for the second-place finish.
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