His name is Maik Andre Dahling, and now he can feel like a real poker-pro player for one year, because he will play at some of the biggest tournaments in the world. All this privileges are because his win at the 2007 Pokerface event. The main event took place at the classic casino Binion's in Las Vegas, where 30 players were trying to show who's the best, and for $300,000 prize pool.

Some of the best moments of the main event was when Dahling knocked out Finnbjorn Vang from the Faroe Islands. Both players were chip leaders, and they called all-in with Dahling hold A-8 against Vang's A-K. In this situation Vang was ahead, but an eight in the flop changed the situation. After this, Dahling had no problems to defeat the Denmark's Nicholas Leszkowicz, and to took home $200,000 first prize. He also won tournament buy-ins around the world worth $100,000, $30,000 in travel expenses and a salary of around $70,000. Other final table contestants received $12,500 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event packages.