When the $1,500 Monster Stack at the 2016 World Series of Poker bagged up after Day 3, 26 players remained from a field of 6,927. A couple of those players were two old guns, TJ Cloutier and Donnacha O'Dea, both legends of the game looking to make more poker history.
"I bet I'm the oldest one left," Cloutier said with a laugh after bagging up a stack of 4.6 million.
For 76-year-old Cloutier, an old school Texas road gambler who's won six gold bracelets, it was a chance to return to WSOP glory.