Brian Kleinhenz is the winner of the 2015 Chicago Poker Classic Main Event, after beating the defending champion, Eddie Ochana, in heads-up action, to claim the first prize of $274,595 and a seat in the World Series of Poker Main Event.

Brian Kleinhenz has won the 2015 Chicago Poker Classic Main Event, but these fingers keep racing over the keys E.D.D.I.E O.C.H.A.N.A.

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Ochana’s form in the Harrah’s Horseshoe Casino, and the Chicago Poker Classic, in particular, is something else. He finished 3/360 in the 2012 Main Event for a $108,268 score, he beat 745 entrants on his way to victory in the 2014 Main Event, and Kleinhenz stopped him from repeating that feat just days ago. You’re not supposed to remember the guy who finishes second. We’ll make an exception for Ochana.