Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Davor Miljkovic
Poker Expert

WSOP Event #13: Stammen Takes The Gold Bracelet

The $2,500 No Limit Event, or Event #13, came to an end not long ago, when Keven "Stamdogg" Stammen took down Angel Guillen and 1,087 other players, cashing in $506,786 and the gold bracelet.

WSOP Event 13Event #13 of the World Series of Poker featured a prize pool of $2,502,400 generated by 1,088 players, which was rapidly thinned down to just 20 in a couple of days. Only one would take the bracelet in the end, and that man was Keven "Stamdogg" Stammen, who also earned $506,786 for his accomplishment.

Each of the previous days was 13 hour-long, which made Stammen's victory that much more deserved, as he managed to outlast and outplay 1,087 opponents in order to cash in over $500,000 and the coveted WSOP gold bracelet.

Before the heads-up phase between Angel Guillen and Keven Stammen began, we saw Shawn Glines getting eliminated in third place by the future winner of the entire event.

stamdogg takes his first bracelet
Keven Stammen

Photo credit: IMPDI for 2009 WSOP
The hand that sent Glines to the rail started when Stammen raised to 105,000 from the button, only to have Glines, sitting in the big blind, raise to 300,000.

After taking some time to think about this, Stammen went all-in and Glines called immediately, showing AcKs. However, Stammen showed KdKc, and the board came Th2c2d, Qc and 3c.

Because of this, Glines had to settle for third place and $202,694. All in all, it took just 70 hands to see the final ten come down to just two players.


After eliminating Glines, Stammen entered the heads-up phase with a comfortable chip lead over Angel Guillen.

After 19 heads-up hands, the decisive move came along, when Stammen raised to 150,000 from the button. Guillen called and both players saw a flop of 9s8h2h.

Guillen checked, Stammen bet 225,000, which was then raised to 775,000 by Guillen. Stammen went all-in with JsJc, only to be called by Guillen's Jh9h.

The turn brought a Ts, which gave Guillen some hopes, but the 2c shattered them, sending him home in second place for $312,800. These pocket jacks earned Keven Stammen $506,786 and the priceless gold WSOP bracelet - congratulations to him.

Below you can find the final table results:

World Series Of Poker
Event #13 Results
Rank Name Prize
1st
Keven Stammen
$506,786
2nd
Angel Guillen
$312,800
3rd
Shawn Glines
$202,694
4th
Bahador Ahmadi
$139,934
5th
Torrey Reily
$100,446
6th
Antoine Beru
$75,547
7th
Oktay (Todd) Altinbas
$59,356
8th
Matthew Lynn
$48,621
9th
Gregg Merkow
$41,439
10th
Garrett Beckman
$35,584

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