Following a deep run in the $10,000 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, he has now been rewarded once again after taking down the Borgata Winter Open for $625,000.


He shared a final table with prominent online pro Tom “KINGSOFCARDS” Marchese but that didn’t stop him steamrolling the last nine to take down the tournament.


Madsen, self-admittedly, made a mistake calling off a large all-in before the flop with Ah-Kh. He was crushed by the Kc-Kd of Al Grimes in a 6.7m pot but three hearts fell across the board to give the 24-year-old Madsen a flush.


After Madsen won a coinflip against Marchese, he faced Sirous Jamshidi for the title. An hour later he held a two-to-one chip lead; half an hour after that it was seven-to-one and the contest was all but over.


Eventually, Jamshidi moved in his short stack with Qs-2s. Madsen ruminated before making the call with Kh-Td, which held on a Jd-7h-6c-Kd-5c board and allowed Madsen to claim the $625,006 prize.