Scott Levy wins the $1,500 event at Bellagio's Five-Star World Poker Classic, earning $228,680. For full details for the final table, scroll down to the earlier entries on today's live update page.

Now for a quick update on the $2,000 event that started on Monday. There were 316 players who entered, and at the 9:00 pm dinner break, only 41 remain. The total prize pool is $613,040, and here are the payouts:

1st: $225,265
2nd: $123,385
3rd: $61,690
4th: $35,255
5th: $26,440
6th: $20,565
7th: $14,690
8th: $11,750
9th: $9,400
10th - 12th: $7,050
13th - 15th: $5,875
16th - 18th: $4,700
19th - 27th: $3,525

Of the 41 players remaining, here are some of the players still in the running:
Carlos Mortensen, Scotty Nguyen, T.J. Cloutier, Berry Johnston, John Juanda, "Syracuse" Chris Tsiprailidis, Jean-Robert Bellande, David Levi, and Eli Balas.

Frank Kassela pushes all in on the very next hand, but Scott Levy folds. The crowd is a bit disappointed, but Levy laughs and says he can't call with 6-high. Kassela isn't that short stacked. Kassela pushes in again on the next time, and this time Levy calls with K-Q suited. Kassela has J-4 offsuit, but manages to pick up a gut-shot straight draw on a flop of Q-9-8. The turn is an 8, and the river's a blank. Frank Kassela is eliminated in second place, earning $121,910.

Scott Levy wins the $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Event, earning a bracelet plus $228,680, which includes a seat in the WPT World Championship next week.

Scott Levy and Frank Kassela are all in preflop, with pocket nines for Levy and A-Q offsuit for Kassela. Nearly even in chips, it all comes down to a pocket pair vs. two overcards. The pocket pair extends its lead on a flop of 8-4-2, and wins down the stretch with K-7 as the last two cards -- Levy takes the pot. The chips are counted down, and Kassela has $45,000 more than Levy, so he's still alive, but only barely.

Stan Wasserkrug is eliminated in third place, earning $64,340.

The players agree to take an unscheduled 15-minute break. Here are the chip counts:

1. Scott Levy - $596,000 (seat 3)
2. Stan Wasserkrug - $435,000 (seat 6)
3. Frank Kassela - $408,000 (seat 4)

Graylen Kelly raises all in preflop for $135,000 more, and Frank Kassela calls. Graylen shows A-10 offsuit, and Kassela has pocket sixes. The board comes 9-9-7-3-5, and Graylen Kelly is eliminated in fourth place, earning $37,220. The remaining players are guaranteed a payday of at least $64,340.

Graylen Kelly pushes all in preflop with pocket tens, and Frank Kassela calls with A-J offsuit. The flop comes 7-6-3, and the tens are still good. Then there's a queen, and then a five, and Kelly doubles up in chips.

James Carroll is all in with pocket threes against Scott Levy's A-K. The tables are quickly turned on a flop of K-9-7, and now Carroll has the drawing hand, looking for a three. The last two cards are 8-6, and James Carroll is eliminated in fifth place, earning $27,090. The four remaining players are guaranteed at least $37,220.

James Carroll goes all in preflop with Q-3 suited, and he's up against Graylen Kelly's 6-4 offsuit. The flop brings three aces, followed by 5-K, and James Carroll doubles up to over $100,000.