Last July the 2008 World Series of Poker had 6844 players entering for a grand final prize of $9.1 million to the champion. The tournament stopped when it reached 9 players. These 9 players known as the “November Nine” will make the final when the tournament resumes this November 9th.

Peter Eastgate is from Odense, Denmark and is 22 years old, making him the youngest player at the final table. If this poker pro wins, he’ll be the youngest WSOP champ ever. He’s a high school grad and paid his entry fee in cash.

He starts the final table with 18,375,000 in chips.

Watch an interview with Peter Eastgate - November 9 final table main event 2008 World Series of Poker player

Nicknamed “Isser”, Peter is a professional poker player and has been involved with the game for about three years. He paid cash to enter the 2008 WSOP and now finds himself at the Final Table. He has claimed two live tournament cashes over the last two years, earning $76,084. While he respects many poker players, Eastgate says that his favorite is Patrik Antonius because of his “skill and class.”

Update: Peter East gate won the 2008 World Series of Poker main event for $9.1 million. Of the 9 players at the final table Eastgate eliminated four of them.