PokerStars EPT London: A Look Back

The King's Ballroom

Team PokerStars' newest Pro, Liv Boeree, shows off her country's patch

Greg Raymer doing some early advertising on Day 1a

One of the more recognizable regulars on the EPT Circuit, Salvatore Bonavena

Even Bonavena's chair dressed up for Day 1a

One player brought a banana to Day 1

One player (Eric Liu) WAS a banana on Day 1 (and a grumpy one, at that)

Shrouded in mystery and blond hair, Viktor Blom

WSOP Main Event rivals Jonathan Duhamel and Matt Affleck share a friendly reunion on Day 1b

There's always time for Angry Birds

A rather unimpressed Ivan Demidov

Kevin MacPhee's glasses stare back

Daniel Negreanu works his magic on the deck to snag a double up on Day 2

2003 WSOP Main Event champion and Team PokerStars Pro Chris Moneymaker

Young Scot David Vamplew was the first player to jump ahead of the pack and build a big chip lead on Day 2

David Steicke takes the rest of JP Kelly's chips early on Day 3

Benny Spindler's poker face is in there somewhere

Joe Hachem smells something fishy

Joep van den Bijgaart checking out the updates on PokerNews in between hands, no doubt

John Juanda checks his watch to make sure he still has time to register for the High Roller event before moving all in on Day 3

Having an iPad makes up for having a short stack

We don't dare guess what Alex Kravchenko does on his iPad in between hands

Hole cards are exciting for Allen Bari!

Tom Marchese one card from a double up on Day 4

Chance Kornuth counting down and bagging up his chip-leading stack at the end of Day 3

French bloggers interview Thomas Bichon as Day 3 finishes

WSOP and WSOPE Main Event Champions Joe Hachem and John Juanda should have plenty to chat about...

...But poker is a bit dull sometimes...

...And noon can be awfully early for deep conversation

Claire Renaut

Kyle Bowker builds a big stack on Day 4

John Juanda in the tank

Thomas Bichon all in (and eliminated) on Day 4

Guess who? John Juanda stacks Bichon's final chips

Chance Kornuth's last stand

Kyle Bowker and John Juanda held more than half of the chips in play with ten players left

Down to one table; nine players left late on Day 4

John Juanda fills out a bit of paperwork before the final table

The final table

Action on John Juanda

The stage set for heads-up play

The receiving end of a John Juanda stare

David Vamplew all smiles after doubling up on the river

John Juanda not so thrilled about doubling up Vamplew

The duel continues

David Vamplew takes the trophy!

The table is set; all we need is a winner

Gloria Balding is a winner, but she's not an EPT champion yet

David Vamplew, however, IS an EPT champion, winner of the largest-ever UK tournament

EPT photographer Neil Stoddart takes the winner's photos