O'Hagan limps in and Clements raises to $74,000. O'Hagan makes the call and the flop comes 5 8 T. Clements checks to O'Hagan, who moves all-in. Clements quickly calls and shows A J for the nut flush. O'Hagan shows 8 7 and is almost drawing dead. He needs runner-runner 6 9 to make a straight flush and salvage any hope at a win, but the turn is the 6 and Scott Clements is the 2006 Canadian Open Champion!

For his second place finish, Tony O'Hagan makes $115,285. Scott Clements wins $250,027 and a fancy new WPT bracelet to add to his collection of card protectors. Congratulations to both players!

Scott Clements limps in and Tony O'Hagan checks. The flop comes T 8 7. Both players check and the turn is the 6. Both players check once more and the river is the 3. O'Hagan checks to Clements, who bets $24,000. O'Hagan makes the call with T 4 and takes down the pot.

Tony O'Hagan limps in and Scott Clements checks his option. The flop comes Q 7 K and both players check. The turn is the A and Clements bets $42,000. Tony folds and Scott wins the pot.

Scott Clements raises to $77,000 and Tony O'Hagan makes the call. The flop comes 8 4 7 and Tony O'Hagan goes all-in. Clements folds and O'Hagan takes the pot.

Heads-up play has begun between Tony O'Hagan and Scott Clements.

Heads-up play between Scott "The Bracelet" Clements and Tony O'Hagan will begin momentarily. Stay tuned!

Scott Clements makes it $72,000 to go and Vince Sessa makes the call. The flop is the 4 8 4 and Sessa moves all-in for $243,000. Clements makes the call and shows A 5 to Sessa's T 9. The turn is the 6 and the river is the 3, sending Vince Sessa to the rail in third place with a $61,245 payday.

Scott Clements	$2,100,000
Tony O'Hagan	$450,000
Vince Sessa	$375,000

Scott Clements raises to $212,000, putting Sessa all-in for his last $187,000. He makes the call with 7 6 and Clements shows T 8. The flop comes J 6 2 giving Sessa a pair. The turn is the 9 and Clements has an open-ended straight draw. The river is the 2 and Sessa has doubled through Clements.

Vince Sessa moves all-in for his last $130,000 but still can't get any action.