WSOP: Phil Ivey wins and go down in history

Phil Ivey wins the World Series of Poker and go down in history. The pro U.S. won yesterday the first place finish in the number fifty, the tournament of $ 1,500 Eight Game Mix enrollment. Thanks to this success Ivey enters the exclusive club of players who have failed to win in his career at least ten WSOP tournaments.

For him, it is the tenth bracelet (the trophy that is awarded to the winner) in his career, which puts it on par with Johnny Chan and Doyle Brunson. At the top of this ranking is still Phil Hellmuth, who has won 13 bracelets.