Second WSOP bracelet and the title took Scott Clements at the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Event. With this win, he made a big step of joining the poker elite kingdom. Clements is popular with his play, which is fast and he don't loose time for mediocre play. After his first bracelet last year, he has been climbing the leaderboard steadily.

The final table began with 95% of the chips in Clements' hands. His opponent Eric Lynch had no chance, and Clements defeated him after only one hand played. Lynch want all in, Clements immediately called. Lynch held Q-7-2-2 and Clements K-9-9-8. The board showed Q-4-2-8-9, and Clements claims victory with triple 9s. He took home a gold bracelet and $194,206 in prize money. The second place finisher Lynch took $119,508.