Event #2: No-Limit Hold'em / Eight Handed (buy-in: $5,000)
A total of 481 players entered this event and created a $2,260,700 prize pool. The final table was set after 3 days of play and Trevor Pope had half the chips in play. He eliminated six of seven competitors at the final table and was crowned the winner after roughly four hours of play.
A very impressive result especially given that big names such as David Vamplew, Darryl Fish and Dan Kelly were among there finalists. This was the Wisconsin native's first World Series of Poker gold bracelet, and the $553,906 score is the largest of his career.
Final table results:
1 Trevor Pope $553,906
2 David Vamplew $342,450
3 Darryll Fish $215,286
4 Jared Hamby $154,518
5 Jamie Armstrong $112,695
6 Dan Kelly $83,552
7 Brandon Meyers $62,915
8 David Peters $48,130
Event #3: No-Limit Hold'em Re-Entry (buy-in: $1,000)
After 2 days of play this event's field had been narrowed down from 3,164 to 38 players. Several well-known pros (Scott Seiver, Nam Le, and a few others) were among the 38 players who battled it out during day 3, but in the end of the day it was an relatively unknown player, Charles Sylvestre, who had all the chips. Sylvestre, a real estate broken from Canada who won $230,000 in a PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) event about 2 weeks ago, received $491,360 in prize money and his very first gold bracelet!
Final table results:
1 Charles Sylvestre $491,360
2 Seth Berger $303,952
3 William Guerrero $215,107
4 Michael Cooper $155,706
5 Binh Ta $114,017
6 Olisar $84,459
7 Darren Rabinowitz $63,273
8 Ruben Ybarra $47,925
9 Ping Liu $36,705
he will always play with 55 even in UTG position 
