Albert Croteau has outlasted the field of 464 entries, coming out on top of the longest BPO final table ever.

The Eastern Poker Tour player takes home a career-best $30,000 for the win.

Stay tuned for reaction from the winner, and a recap of the BPO Atlantic City Championship.

$400 Atlantic City Championship Final Table Results

Anton Saich called on the button, and Albert Croteau checked his big blind option.

Croteau checked the flop, and Saich checked his cards and checked back. Another check from Croteau followed the turn, quickly calling after Saich moved all in.

Anton Saich:
Albert Croteau:

The river completed the board, seeing Saich settle for the runner-up spot.

Albert Croteau	13,950,000	4,200,000
Anton Saich	0	-4,200,000

Anton Saich shoved for 1,900,000 on the button, and Albert Croteau made the call in the big blind.

Anton Saich:
Albert Croteau:

Saich was able to come from behind again, finding a pair on the runout to stay alive and double his stack.

Albert Croteau	9,750,000	-1,100,000
Anton Saich	4,200,000	1,100,000

Albert Croteau raised to 800,000 with on the button, and Anton Saich called with in the big blind.

Saich led out for 600,000 on the flop, and Croteau called to see the turn. Saich took a moment after hitting his jack and checked. Croteau took the betting lead, sliding 900,000 into the middle.

The call was made and Saich checked again on the river. Croteau counted out a bet of 1,100,000, and Saich took some time before sliding his cards to the dealer.

Albert Croteau	10,850,000	1,900,000
Anton Saich	3,100,000	-1,900,000

Albert Croteau limped with on the button, and Anton Saich checked holding in the big blind.

Saich checked the flop, and Croteau won the pot by betting 600,000 to earn a fold.

Albert Croteau	8,950,000	1,800,000
Anton Saich	5,000,000	-1,800,000

Albert Croteau limped on the button, and Anton Saich moved all in for 3,200,000 in the big blind.

"Good luck, man," said Croteau as he stuck in the call.

Anton Saich:
Albert Croteau:

Saich was the only one to connect with the runout, hitting a queen to survive and pull almost even with Croteau.

Albert Croteau	7,150,000	-3,200,000
Anton Saich	6,800,000	3,200,000

Anton Saich called on the button with , and Albert Croteau checked his option with in the big blind.

Croteau checked the flop, making the call after Saich fired 400,000 into the middle.

The turn led to another check from Croteau, and Saich moved all in. That produced a fold from Croteau, and Saich collected the chips.

Albert Croteau	10,350,000	0
Anton Saich	3,600,000	0

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Anton Saich limped on the button with , making the call after Albert Croteau raised to 700,000 with in the big blind.

Croteau checked the flop, and Saich fired a bet of 750,000. Croteau called to the turn, where both players checked.

The dealer flipped over the river, and Croteau's set of tens improved to a full house. Croteau bet 1,250,000, taking down the post as Saich let his hand go.

Albert Croteau	10,950,000	2,050,000
Anton Saich	3,000,000	-2,550,000

Charles Gudaitis moved all in for 750,000 on the button, and Albert Croteau stuck in the call from the big blind.

Charles Gudaitis:
Albert Croteau:

Gudaitis was flipping, and hit a set on the flop. Croteau picked up a straight draw, which missed on the turn but connected on the river.

The rail shouted as Croteau scored the knockout, sending Gudaitis out in third place.

Albert Croteau	8,900,000	750,000
Anton Saich	5,550,000	0
Charles Gudaitis	0	-400,000

Anton Saich raised to 600,000 on the button, and Charles Gudaitis three-bet enough to put his opponent all in from the big blind.

Saich called, and the cards were turned up.

Anton Saich:
Charles Gudaitis:

Saich saw his pocket jacks hold up through the runout, doubling his stack while leaving Gudaitis with less than two big blinds.

Albert Croteau	8,150,000	-600,000
Anton Saich	5,550,000	3,600,000
Charles Gudaitis	400,000	-2,850,000