Matt Keikoan showed true grit en route to his second bracelet. (Photo: Rob Mathis) The WSOP has produced another repeat bracelet winner, this time in the $10,000 Limit Hold’em World Championship - but it didn’t come easy. Matt Keikoan got back to his grinding roots and survived a grueling heads-up match to claim his second career WSOP victory. The players with the highest profiles at this final table were the first to leave the table. Former WPT Championship winner and four-time WSOP bracelet earner

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