Event 41, World Championship Seniors No-Limit Hold'em - Live Updates

Ernest Bennett has won the World Championship Senior's No-Limit. But the prize money was chopped. The 55-year old businessman whose first big poker tournament was this same event last year, rode an aggressive style to the gold.

Once heads up with Tony Korfman, who penned a book on Texas Hold'em that was endorsed by Ninjas, they decided to chop the cash and give Bennett the bracelet. The final meaningless hand played out with Bennett's pocket fives flopping a set against Korfman's J-3.

Following the tournament Korfman said he didn't care at all about the bracelet and only wanted the cash. His book is supposedly pretty funny. That Ninja thing just slays me!

Ed Smith doubled up through Tony Korfman, but got it all in a few hands later and Ernest Bennett made the call felting A♣ K♣.

Smith had only the J♣ 10♦. Blanks on the flop and an Ace on the turn ended his hopes for World Series Senior glory.

He does cash $95,907 for third!

On the back of a pair of Aces in the BB, Tony Korfman rides into the chip lead taking a huge pot off Ed Smith.

Smith made it $300K to go before the flop, but ran into Korman's all-in reraise. He made the call, but his Q♥ J♦ was no match for Korfman's rockets.

The board of 8♥ 9♠ 5♠ 8♠ A♥ brought Korfman the set and a stack of $1.8 million in chips.

He's the new chip boss and Smith is close to the rail with just $300,000 remaining.

We're down to four handed now after Tom Catanzaro pushed all in on a flop of 2♣ 5♠ 4♣ holding Q♠ 10♣.

Tony Korfman instacalled with big slick and the 2♦ turn and 7♣ river missed Catanzaro. He cashes $65,080 for fifth.

Leon Lewis got it all in the middle for his last $170K facing the standard aggressive $100K bet from Ernest Bennett.

Bennett called and showed his A♣ 6♣. Lewis had two lives in the K♣ J♣. The A♠ 6♥ Q♠ killed that, but gave him four tens to root for.

The 3♦ turn and 5♥ river sent Lewis to the cage sixth to pick up $47,953 and increased Bennett's monster stack to over $1.3 million.

Getting it all in with K-Garbage seems to be all the rage in this event. Plus, it's working!

First Tony Korfman pumped $70,000 into a pot from the button only to see Leon Lewis reraise from the BB another $100K.

Somehow Korfman found it a good idea to reraise all in for another $100K and Lewis called.

Korfman had the K♦ 7♠ against Lewis' Q♥ 10♦ and made two pair on the 4♠ K♠ 7♦ flop. It held.

Thomas Catanzaro doubled up next when he made it $100,000 to go pre flop and was pushed all in by Ed Smith. Smith felted the Q♦ J♦ and Catanzaro's K♦ 3♦ was ahead. His King-Rag missed the board, but kept the lead and he doubled up.

Jack Deutsch is done moving in for his last $100K+ with K♥ 9♠. He got the call from the dominating A♥ 9♥ of Ed Smith and the final board missed them both.

The Staten Island Snake goes out 7th and picks up $35,965.

Ernest Bennett retains the chip lead with almost 2-1 over the next biggest stack.