Lukas Jumalon spotted at a private game after his WSOP victory

American player Patrick Plott shared on his X account that Lucas Jumalon took part in a private high-stakes game the day after winning the World Series Main Event.

Plott posted a photo of the 22-year-old WSOP champion with the caption: «Wow, Jessica Vierling was right. Look, Jumalon is already blowing his winnings in a private high-stakes game».

Another player, Connor Woodland, dropped one more photo of Jumalon from the same game in the comments to Plott's post. In it you can see that the Main Event winner has no chips left. Woodland captioned it: «How does he even recover from this?»

As for the words of Jessica «Lilith Poker» Vierling, before the Main Event heads-up she said she didn't want Jumalon to win:

«If this 22-year-old kid with mediocre technical skills wins, he'll get hyped up, think he's the god of poker, play big, lose 10 million and then some. And then he'll have to claw his way out of that hole or break trying to do it».

In the comments to Vierling's post, Patrick Leonard, who prepared Jumalon for the Main Event final table, stood up for him. Leonard praised Jumalon's skills highly and called the player's family and friends the loveliest people:

«His wonderful father and family helped him become the most mature, gentle, loving and fun 22-year-old you could ever find».

Jumalon himself has not yet reacted to the post, and Plott didn't specify what result the Main Event champion finished the private game with.

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