Phil Ivey is well known for having the best poker face in the game, but when 2010 WSOP Event #37 was in the books it was nothing but grins and smiles from the 33 year old poker icon who finished off a tough final table to claim the $329,840 first place prize money and more importantly for him his eighth career WSOP bracelet. With his victory tonight Phil Ivey moved into a tie with Erik Seidel for fifth all time on the WSOP wins list.


2010 WSOP Event #2 the $50,000 buy-in Player’s Championship is now in the books and in the end it was Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi victorious capturing his first career bracelet, the Chip Reese Memorial Trophy and $1,559,046 first place prize money. Read our
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The poker world experienced a great loss hour ago as one of its more colorful personalities, professional poker player Amir Vahedi, passed away in Las Vegas due to complications from diabetes. This news came as a shock to the poker community and has been the source of many poker tweets and posts on poker forums the past couple of hours. Poker-Prop.net extends our condolences to his friends and family in their time of loss. 