By following a tournament from the very first minute until the very end, you are picking up quite some information about the players. Especially towards the final table, the actions are more frequent and we have a closer look on it.
Yehuda Yosef: busted out on day 1a, in the last level of the day. And re-entered the tournament on day 1c. He had build up himself again a decent stack, and with his full table being bigger stacks as well, it would be likely to have the overall chip leader eventually from that table. That happened and Yosef became the overall chip leader with 860,000. On day 2, he never had been in any trouble and easily kept his stack safe through the entire day. On day 3, at first he stayed under the radar, but once being at the feature table he knew it was time to shine. You can see that he is not afraid that easily, showing the Ace-Jack call against the Fin Oskari. From there onwards, he took down pot after pot and is again the chip leader of the tournament. Most definately he will make sure there will be fireworks at the last table of this Main Event.
