mix, and was rechristened The Poker Players Championship, with Michael Mizrachi winning the first edition of the revamped event. Since Reese's death in December 2007, the winner of this event receives the David 'Chip' Reese Memorial Trophy in addition to the bracelet and the prize money. There have been many memorable moments during the main events, including Jack Straus's 1982 comeback win after discovering he had one $500 chip left when he thought he was out of the tournament. The end of the 1988 main event was featured in the movie Rounders. Chris Moneymaker and Greg Raymer, the winners in 2003 and 2004, both qualified for the main event through satellite tournaments at the PokerStars online card room. Jerry Yang, the winner in 2007, had only been playing poker for two years prior to his victory. He won his seat at a $225 satellite tournament at Pechanga Resort & Casino, in California. With the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) of 2006 online poker sites have been barred from purchasing entrance directly for their users. WSOP Main Event winners WSOP Main Event records These records do not include WSOP Europe or Asia Pacific Main Events. Most Main Event wins: Johnny Moss (3), Stu Ungar (3) Most Main Event final tables: Jesse Alto (7) Most Main Event money finishes: Berry Johnston (10) Most Main Event wins in consecutive years: Doyle Brunson (2), Johnny Chan (2), Johnny Moss (2), Stu Ungar (2) Most Main Event final tables in consecutive years: Bob Hooks (4, 1973–1976), Johnny Moss (4, 1971–1974) Most Main Event money finishes in consecutive years: Ronnie Bardah (5, 2010–2014) Highest Main Event earnings: Jamie Gold ($12,000,000) Youngest Main Event winner: Joe Cada () Oldest Main Event winner: Johnny Moss () Most Main Event participations: Howard Andrew (45, 1974–2018) Oldest Main Event participant: Jack Ury (97 years, 2010) WSOP Europe Main Event winners WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event winners WSOP Online Main Event winners Players Poker Hall of Fame Since its inception in 1979, the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame has honored 42 individuals. Selection criteria for players include having competed against acknowledged top competition, played for high stakes, and played consistently well to gain the respect of their peers. For non-players, selection is based on positive and lasting contributions to the overall growth and success of poker. Player of the Year Since 2004, a Player of the Year