Daniel Negreanu seemed poised to finally grab that elusive 13th PokerGO title.
He entered the final table as chip leader, dominating much of the action, but Nicholas Seward had other ideas.
Seward, a young American pro who grew up watching Negreanu, kept his cool and took down the $26,000 NLH event for his first PokerGO Tour victory and a $412,500 payday.
