Years passed to 2009, Phil has proven himself becoming one of the biggest players in he poker world when he won two WSOP bracelets.

His 6th gold bracelet came in the $2.5K No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven Lowball event when he bested a field of 147 entrants, including some of the world’s top poker players, for more than $96K. He won his 7th bracelet in the $2.5K Omaha/Seven-Card Stud Hi/Lo event for over $220K in prize money, a victory which ties Phil in fourth place with Billy Baxter for All-Time Bracelet wins.

WSOP 2009 final table was Phil’s best performance when he has finished the tournament in 7th place and cash amount of $1.4 million earnings. He took part in 36 WSOP events. Phil Ivey made a good start for 2010 in the Aussie Millions AU$100K Challenge. Phil is now living in Las Vegas. With his golf platform near his house he is playing golf as much as he could find time from playing online poker. And he is giving very useful phil ivey poker tips for online poker players all around the world.