Heads up lasted exactly one hand after the final two players made a deal that saw Ottomar Ladva secure $446,446 and Gierse lock up $435,790. The next hand, Gierse shoved and Ladva called.
Marius Gierse: 
Ottomar Ladva: 
Board: 
By the time the board was out, Ladva had the boat and all the chips, sending Gierse to the rail in second with $435,790.
