A World Series of Poker (WSOP) tournament is played every year by poker enthusiasts who are looking to cash in big with the power of gambling, and the 2007 WSOP results are some of the most interesting in recent years.  There were fifty-five events played over the course of more than a month from June 1, 2007 to July 18, 2007.  The event took place in, fittingly, Las Vegas at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino.  Play online poker now at casino GNuf.com.

There are a number of 2007 WSOP results because of the large number of events, but most people are interested in who won the Main Event.  Jerry Yang took first place, which came with a prize of  $8,250,000.00 , which was actually about a third less than main event prizes have been in the past due to a reduction in the number of players at the Main Event.  The Main Event had a $10,000 entry fee No Limit Texas Hold’em game. 

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There was a fairly substantial controversy that came out of the 2007 World Series of Poker event and one of the most important 2007 WSOP results includes the fact that there was a lot of trouble for the players, dealers and spectators due to the very close coloring of the poker chips.  They were so similar that it was extremely difficult for people to determine the differences.

More important 2007 WSOP results include the records established by Steve Billirakis and Phil Hellmuth.  Mr. Billirakis became the youngest player to win a   WSOP gold bracelet, which he won when he was aged at 21 years and 11 days.  Despite the impressive display, his record would be broken a mere three months later by Annette Obrestad, aged 18 years and 364 days, in the WSOP Europe.  Phil Hellmuth’s 2007 WSOP results and records include his 11th WSOP bracelet and his 63 WSOP cashes.  

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