

Phil Ivey Wins Eleventh Bracelet in 2-7 Triple Draw Tournament
Phil Ivey has added another significant achievement to his poker career by winning his eleventh bracelet in the 2-7 Triple Draw tournament. Ivey entered the tournament late and started with 10 big bets, ultimately winning $347,440.
Nick Schulman also had a remarkable performance, winning the high roller tournament with a $25,000 buy-in. Schulman secured his fifth bracelet, which is his first in No-Limit Hold'em. He won $1,667,842 in the high roller tournament.
Steve Winters won the Gladiators of Poker tournament with a $300 buy-in, taking home $401,210. Winters is known for playing only a few small tournaments a year, making this victory particularly notable. He mentioned that his family, including his children, were cheering him on from home.
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