Overview

• He topped a 693-player field to claim $582,008 from a $3.1 million prize pool.
• Galiana rallied after a blind-versus-blind setback to outmaneuver Frederic Normand in the heads-up duel.
• Final table featured competitors from Spain, Canada, Venezuela, China and France, led by Christian Roberts in third and Renji Mao in fourth.
• The Spanish pro added to last year’s $2,500 Freezeout victory to secure back-to-back bracelets.
• He intends to extend his run through the series with buy-ins up to the $25,000 events.