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&lt;p&gt;Joe Cada, a 21-year old dropout from Michigan&#39;s Macomb Community College, became the youngest winner ever at the World Series of Poker. His winning hand, a pair of nines, won him the No-Limit Texas Hold &amp;#8216;Em world championship as well as $8.55 million in prize money. Second-place&amp;nbsp;went to a self-employed logger from Maryland, Darvin Moon, who pocketed $5.2 million, while sixth place went to a former Bear Stearns banker named Steven Begleiter, who took home $1.59 million. Begleiter&#39;s run toward the World Series championship is profiled here by Bloomberg. He worked at Bear for a quarter of a century, most recently as head of corporate strategy.&lt;/p&gt;

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