WSOP 2015: Monster Stack, 2-7 Single Draw, and More Thrilling Tournaments

Perry Shao, a 26-year-old American of Taiwanese descent, won the Monster Stack tournament (#28) at the WSOP, his first prize in the series. He won $1,286,942, beating 7,191 opponents. Perry Shao's main job is a dealer at the Seminole Hard Rock casino.

Nick Schulman led the 2-7 Single Draw Championship (#29) from start to finish but lost to Phil Galfond in the heads-up. Iván Luka, a 23-year-old Argentine, won the $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em tournament (#30), becoming the first Argentine to win a WSOP bracelet.

Jeff Madsen won the Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo tournament (#31), his fourth WSOP bracelet. Jason Mercer won the No-Limit Hold'em Short Handed tournament (#32), his first bracelet in this game. Benny Glazer won the 2-7 Triple Draw tournament (#33), his third final table appearance. André Boyer, a 72-year-old pensioner from Montreal, won the No-Limit Hold'em tournament (#34), his second WSOP bracelet. Dan Idema won the HORSE tournament (#35), his third WSOP bracelet.