There are many of these No-Limit Hold’em, $1,500 buy in tournaments spread throughout the World Series of Poker, the latest one to conclude made a bracelet winner out of Luis Velador.

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Dario Minieri must have felt several times that he should have walked away with a World Series of Poker bracelet on Wednesday, but it was only after several bad beats that he finally emerged victorious.

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The professional poker players are playing like they have something to prove at this year’s World Series of Poker, they won another bracelet when John Phan defeated John Neckar in Event #29.

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Vitaly Lunkin held the chip leading coming down the stretch in Event #27 at the World Series of Poker and he turned that chip lead into a first place prize of $628,417.

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Kenny Tran is part of the Tran train that has invaded Las Vegas for the World Series of Poker, he was the first of the crew to break through and win a bracelet this year.

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Scott Seiver broke through and won his first bracelet at the World Series of Poker over the weekend, he won Event #21, a No-Limit Hold’em tournament with a $5,000 buy in.

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Michael Mizrachi made a strong run through Event #21 at the World Series of Poker, but his efforts landed him short of the final table after he finished in eleventh in the tournament.

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Vanessa Selbst earned her World Series Of Poker bracelet this year by out dueling the men in Event 19, a Pot-Limit Omaha tournament with a $1,500 buy in.

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Sevetlana Gromenkova completed her mission by winning the first ladies event at the World Series of Poker, Gromenkova took home $224,702 for winning the tournament.

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Eric Brooks became the latest world champion at the World Series of Poker after he defeated Fu Wong in Event #14, a World Championship Seven Card Stud Event.

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