WSOP Legend: Two-Time Main Event Champ Johnny Chan
Success in the WSOP Main Event is the dream of pretty much every tournament poker player. Some have achieved that dream, making it to the final table and competing on the grandest stage the game has to offer. A select few have had the fortune of winning, immortalizing themselves on banners that hang on the walls of the Amazon Room every year.
No player, however, can match the incredible three-year run put together by Johnny Chan.
A 10-time bracelet winner and participant in high-stakes cash games both televised and not during his career, Chan has plenty to point to when it comes to poker plaudits. But no matter what he accomplishes in this game, it seems more likely than not that he'll be most remembered for what he did in the WSOP Main Event from 1987-1989.
for Bhatia to and Krimeli to both flop two pair but for Bhatia to out-kick the latter to eliminate him and "Clackbooom."
for Satubayev to hold with the rockets for two pair and two eliminations to his name.
and Hall checked for the last time. "seimininkas" shoved with the bigger stack for Hall to make the call for the 365,619 he had behind with 
for the turned two pair but saw he was eliminated as "seimininkas" held 
for the higher two pair.
on the flop gave Kyriakides two pair.
on the river as he was eliminated.
for "GT4G" to hit top pair but for Chang to pick up the open-ended straight draw.
and Attlan shoved for 108,354 which "Clakbooom" called with the bigger stack. Attlan held 
for the turned two pair.
to keep "Clakbooom" ahead and jump to the top of the counts.