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The final table is here, and one of the nine remaining players will win $8.5 million and the biggest bracelet of the year.

Robert Salaburu's life has been filled with ups and downs, but this Texas pro is ready to make an impression at the final table and never worry about money again.

Andras Koroknai may be viewed as the villain heading into the WSOP main event final table, but the reality is that this perception couldn't be further from the truth.

Greg Merson has faced significant challenges with drug addiction throughout his career, but his focus on poker has kept him on track and has led him to the WSOP main event final table.

Jason Somerville's revealing blog about his homosexuality offered him the life balance he was searching for.

When Greg Merson won his first WSOP bracelet and then followed it up with a seat at the WSOP main event final table, it seemed to the uninitiated like it had come out of nowhere. Merson, a short-handed cash game specialist, had been dominating poker ...

Tomas Junek defeated a tough final table, including 2008 WSOP main event champion Peter Eastgate, to win the Event 54 bracelet.

Among the 282 players that returned on Day 4 are a number of stars ready to take a step into the spotlight.

As the 2012 WSOP main event begins, the poker world is ready to finally cast aside the shadows of Black Friday and has found a new source of hope.

The Poker Players' Championship has its appeal, but there a number of reasons to be concerned about the turnout at the event this year.

2005 WSOP main event champion Joe Hachem has parted ways from the site he's endorsed for six years, PokerStars.

Pius Heinz earned a lot more than just money from his WSOP victory. How does he feel about the major change in his life?

For the first time in WSOP history, coverage of the WSOP main event will be nearly live and create a new dynamic for the nine battling for $8.7 million.

The chip leader at the 2011 WSOP main event final table didn't do much to make himself stand out, but his play speaks volumes about his ability.

Whether you call him "USCPhildo" or Phil Collins, one of the game's stars has all he needs for the WSOP final table.

Tony Hachem stepped out of his brother's shadow and chased history during the 2011 World Series of Poker main event