The winner of the USD 1,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em event is Grant Hinkle. He is 27-years-old and turns 28 on June 7th (in just a few days). He was born in Topeka, KS. Hinkle works as a businessman who specializes in high tech marketing. He now lives with his wife in Kansas City, MO. Hinkle was joined by several friends who flew to Las Vegas the night before to watch him play on Day Four. He was also joined by his mother and brother, who sat in the audience on he front row.

He may not be a doctor, but with a name like Nenad Medic, he sure could be. Medic, a Toronto native, had the cure to win the first bracelet of the 2008 World Series of Poker event with the USD 10,000 pot-limit hold 'em event. The prize pool - a sweet USD 3.3 million, of which Medic received USD 794,112. "It's amazing," Medic noted after the victory. "I came in here with big goals. But I didn't think it would all happen this quickly." His career winnings now total over USD 3.6 million.

The Brit who won the GBP 26million EuroMillions jackpot is already a multi-millionaire, it was revealed last night. He is desperately trying to keep his windfall secret from everyone except his family. But The Sun can disclose he is the owner of a business empire worth millions, with investments in the UK and abroad. In Britain he is thought to own a GBP 4million gated property on an exclusive private estate and his cars include a luxury Rolls-Royce.

Las Vegas - By pulling a six of hearts on the river card, Jerry Yang made a low straight -- but high enough to beat Tuan Lam's pair of queens and win the World Series of Poker in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. The two Asian-born immigrants went head to head for more than 30 hands before Yang finally prevailed.