David Vamplew had an outstanding performance at the EPT London, his heads-up battle was against none other than John Juanda. Their battle lasted four hours and it had some intense moments, after the dust settled David had managed to outplay Juanda to take home the $1.4 million prize.

Tom “durrrr” Dwan is well respected in the poker world, specially in the online poker world. But some players still manage to get involve with him for large sums of money, this passed weekend Ziigmund played around 800 hands against durrrr and ended up losing $1.2 million. Durrrr played against various opponents as well and recorded a profit that exceeded $300K.

Annette Obrestad had an outstanding performance at the EPT London Heads up event. She took home over $164K, her tournament winnings exceed $3 million.

The largest WPT field on record was 1,018 players in last years Borgata Open, but this year things looked even better a new record was set. A total of 1,042 players showed up for the Borgata Poker Open $3,500 buy-in event.

Jeffrey Lisandro has had two very successful years in live tournaments and to add to those results he just took down the Pot-Limit Omaha event at the WSOP events in London.

After entering the final table third in chips, Phil Laak had an outstanding performance which catapulted him to the chip lead and a hard heads-up battle. But he outplayed his opponent to win his first WSOP bracelet.

Sam Trickett battled some hard competition at the World Open VI, he did some fearless moves against players like Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Andrew Robl and others to take down the first place prize of $200K. His lifetime earnings exceed $1.7 million.

The WSOPE festivities will start tomorrow and the schedule received some changes, the HORSE tournament will not be played and it was replaced with a High Roller tournament, also a fifth tournament was added to the schedule.

The first event of the 2010 Borgata Poker Open has ended, William Patterson took down the first place prize for $73K. The main event will have a $2 million guaranteed prize pool with a $3,500 buy-in.

The November niner Michael Mizrachi will have to divide his attention between playing for millions of dollars at the final table and a lawsuit that could take an important chunk of his winnings.