Scott Clements is more or less the man. The former mortgage broker from Mount Vernon, Washington has won World Series bracelets at each of the last WSOPs and won a WPT bracelet when he took down the Canadian Open at Fallsview in Season 5. Clements can add to his much-lauded collection of poker jewelry tonight as he has just won the North American Poker Championship!

After about 10 hands of non-noteworthy heads-up play, Jonathan Little raised to $180,000 from the button and saw Clements make the call. The flop came 7 5 5 and both players checked. The turn was the 4 and Clements checked to Little, who bet out $250,000. Clements raised to $550,000 and Little came over the top all-in for his last $1.5 million. Clements called instantly.

"Am I drawing dead?" asked Little and indeed he was as The Bracelet turned up Q 5 for trips. Little, turning over K 4, could catch no cards to win and is eliminated in second place for $680,862.

Clements wins his second WPT title and takes home $1,387,224 in straight Canadian ca$h, homey, as well as an entry into the WPT World Championship in April. He also takes home an exclusive WPT chip set and, oh by the way, earns a free interview with PokerListings.com.

Congratulations to Scott, Jonathan and the country of Canada for great performances all around!

The money has been presented (minus the scantily-clad women normally associated with such a process) and heads-up has begun from Fallsview. As we get underway, Jonathan Little tells Scott Clements, "Don't get mad at me if I three-out you."

"I won't get mad at you," says Clements. "I might be mad, but I'll never get mad at the player."

Chip counts as we go into heads-up are as follows:

Jonathan Little raises to $180,000 from the small blind and David Cloutier moves all-in for his last $1.68 million from the big blind. Little makes the call after a few moments of thought and turns up A 10 to Cloutier's J 9. The flop comes 8 6 3 and Little picks up a flush draw, and after the turn card is the J FieryJustice gets there. The turn is an inconsequential 3 and David Cloutier has been eliminated from this tournament. The Brampton boy goes out in third and oh by the way, takes home $355,021.

We're now down to heads-up play and the action has been paused for the money presentation. We'll get chip counts, etc. as soon as we return to action.

Scott Clements doubled through Jonathan Little rivering a flush against Little's straight.

The hand played out with David Cloutier and Scott Clements limping, while Little checked his option.

The flop came the 8 7 6 and Little bet $150k. Cloutier folded, but Clements made the call.

The turn card came the 3 and Clements check-called a $400,000 bet from Little. With the K river falling, Clements moved all-in for his last $1.1 million. Little made the call and claimed a straight, turning over 5-4. But it wasn't enough to beat Clements' 10 6 for the flush.

The pot gave Clements a little more ammo with $3.6 million. Meanwhile, Little inched closer to the rail with just $1.1 million left in his stack.

Back from break and David Cloutier continues to hold the chip lead with $4.7 million.

Jonathan Little is the shortest stack with $2.2 million and Scott Clements is between them with $3.15 million.

Players have shuffled off on a 10-minute break and when the action resumes PL.com will be here, so keep it locked.

The blinds are up and the action should soon follow.

Jonathan Little raises to $150,000 from the small blind and David Cloutier raises to $375,000 from the big blind. Little moves all-in over the top for another $1 million and Cloutier insta-calls with 8 8 to Little's A J. The board comes A Q 7 T Q and Little wins his race, doubling through Cloutier and staying alive.

New chip counts see Cloutier with $5.3 million, Clements with $2.5 million and Little with $2.3 million.

David Cloutier's aggressive play has garnered him another big pot and pushed his stack into the $6.5 million range.

The hand played out with Cloutier raising from the small blind to $175,000 and Scott Clements making the call. The flop comes A 6 2 and Cloutier bets out $165k. Clements calls and the turn comes the A. This time Cloutier bets $220k and Clements calls again.

The river comes the 4 and Cloutier checks it. Clements bets $500k, but Cloutier comes right over the top all-in, forcing him to fold.

The $2 million+ pot gives Cloutier a 2-1 chip advantage on Jonathan Little and Scott Clements.

Jonathan Little raises to $125,000 from the button and Scott Clements calls in the big blind. The flop comes J 6 6 and Clements leads out for $100,000. Little calls and the turn is the 5, prompting a wager from Clements to the tune of $200,000. Little moves all-in over the top and Clements makes the call, showing J 8 to Little's A 8. The river card is the 4 and Clements dodges the aces, doubling through Little to build his stack to $2.86 million.

Little is down to about $1.7 million while David Cloutier has a little over $5 million.