There were five events that played down to a winner on Monday, including the massive field 3,389-entrant $560 no-limit hold’em event that generated a prizepool of nearly $1.7 million. Here’s a look at the final table finishers, along with photos of the winners.

Event 7:  $560 No-Limit Hold’em
Entrants:  3,389
Prizepool:  $1,694,500

1st:  Ray Piccin  –  $291,087
2nd:  Darren Rabinowitz  –  $190,125
3rd:  Neville Darrell  –  $124,630
4th:  Jon Cohen  –  $104,635
5th:  Bryan Campanello  –  $85,150
6th:  Ben Zamani  –  $66,935
7th:  Johnny Miller  –  $49,140
8th:  Wendy Freedman  –  $33,045
9th:  Sam Barnhart  –  $23,725

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Event 11: $2,200 No-Limit Hold’em
Entrants:  85
Prizepool:  $170,000

1st:  Jacob Schindler  –  $59,500
2nd:  Daniel Noseworthy  –  $34,000
3rd:  Jon O’Shea  –  $22,100
4th:  Blain Dermot  –  $15,300
5th:  Justin Conley  –  $11,900
6th:  Zachary Kessler  –  $9,350
7th:  Matthew Elsarelli  –  $7,650
8th:  Marina Koles  –  $5,950
9th:  John Gordon  –  $4,250

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Event 14:  $150 No-Limit Hold’em
Entrants:  428
Prizepool:  $51,360

1st:  Bennie Sims  –  $8,000
2nd:  Gloria Whimper  –  $4,239
3rd:  Steven Bennett  –  $4,239
4th:  Ariel Williams  –  $4,238
5th:  Randy Spainhour  –  $4,238
6th:  David Recke  –  $4,238
7th:  Oneil McCalla  –  $4,238
8th:  Stuart Breakstone  –  $4,238
9th:  David Jackson  –  $822

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Event 15:  $240 Seniors No-Limit Hold’em
Entrants:  192
Prizepool:  $38,400

1st:  John Holley III  –  $9,207
2nd:  Marilyn Blosser  –  $9,025
3rd:  Pasquale Calabria  –  $5,000
4th:  Errol Rosen  –  $3,110
5th:  Les Kafka  –  $2,400
6th:  Amelio Amato  –  $1,824
7th:  Marsha Wolak  –  $1,421
8th:  Claudio Bigagli  –  $1,056
9th:  Samuel Schlehuber  –  $749

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Event 16:  $350 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Max
Entrants:  185
Prizepool:  $55,500

1st:  Matthew Kirby  –  $11,233
2nd:  Steven McKoy  –  $10,986
3rd:  Albert Yarboro  –  $5,985
4th:  Luke Doolittle  –  $4,808
5th:  James Mankowski  –  $4,658
6th:  Roman Valerstein  –  $4,475
7th:  Jerome Hall, Jr.  –  $4,087
8th:  Avraham Kalmis  –  $1,526
9th:  Alexey Laptey  –  $1,082

The blinds are at 600,000-1,200,000 with a 200,000 ante.

Hand #184  –  Darren Rabinowitz min-raises to 2,400,000, and Ray Piccin calls. The flop comes , Piccin checks, Rabinowitz bets 2,600,000, and Piccin check-raises all in.

Rabinowitz folds, and Piccin takes the pot.

Darren Rabinowitz  – 21,000,000  (17 bb) 
Ray Piccin  –  63,000,000  (52 bb)

Hand #186  –  Two hands later, Darren Rabinowitz limps for 1,200,000, Ray Piccin moves all in, and Rabinowitz snap-calls with . Piccin turns over , and Rabinowitz needs his hand to hold to stay alive.

The board comes , and Piccin wins the pot — and the tournament — with two pair, kings and jacks.

Darren Rabinowitz finishes as the runner-up, earning $190,125.

Ray Piccin wins Event 7 ($560 NLHE), earning $291,087 and a Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open trophy.

Congratulations to Ray Piccin!

1st:  Ray Piccin  –  $291,087
2nd:  Darren Rabinowitz  –  $190,125
3rd:  Neville Darrell  –  $124,630
4th:  Jon Cohen  –  $104,635
5th:  Bryan Campanello  –  $85,150
6th:  Ben Zamani  –  $66,935
7th: Johnny Miller  –  $49,140
8th:  Wendy Freedman  –  $33,045
9th:  Sam Barnhart  –  $23,725

The blinds are at 500,000-1,000,000 with a 150,000 ante. Action is heads-up for the title (and a $291,087 first prize) between Darren Rabinowitz and Ray Piccin.

Hand #152 – Darren Rabinowitz min-raises from the button to 2,000,000, and Ray Piccin calls from the big blind. The flop comes , Piccin checks, Rabinowitz bets 1,600,000, and Piccin calls.

The turn is the , Piccin checks, Rabinowitz bets 3,300,000, and Piccin moves all in. Rabinowitz folds, and Piccin takes the pot — and the chip lead.

Darren Rabinowitz  –  40,030,000  (40 bb)
Ray Piccin  –  44,000,000  (44 bb)

1st:  $291,087
2nd:  $190,125

The blinds are still at 400,000-800,000 with a 100,000 ante. Action is heads-up for the title (and $291,087) between Darren Rabinowitz and Ray Piccin.

Hand #130 – Darren Rabinowitz raises from the button to 1,800,000, Ray Piccin reraises from the big blind to 2,800,000, and Rabinowitz calls. The flop comes , Piccin moves all in for about 23 million, and Rabinowitz folds. Piccin takes the pot.

Ray Piccin  –  29,000,000  (36 bb)
Darren Rabinowitz  –  55,250,000  (69 bb)

Hand #136 – Darren Rabinowitz raises from the button to 1,800,000, and Ray Piccin calls from the big blind. The flop comes , Piccin checks, Rabinowitz bets 1,500,000, and Piccin calls.

The turn is the , Piccin checks, Rabinowitz bets 2,200,000, and Piccin moves all in. Rabinowitz folds, and Piccin takes the pot.

Ray Piccin  –  35,800,000  (44 bb)
Darren Rabinowitz  –  48,450,000  (60 bb)

Here are the updated chip counts for the final two players, with blinds still at 400,000-800,000 and a 100,000 ante.

Darren Rabinowitz  –  62,750,000  (78 bb)
Ray Piccin  –  21,500,000  (26 bb)

Note: During heads-up play, the button has the small blind and acts first before the flop.

The blinds are still at 400,000-800,000 with a 100,000 ante.

Hand #126 – Neville Darrell raises from the small blind to 1,775,000, Ray Piccin moves all in from the big blind, and Darrell calls all in for about 10.4 million with .

Piccin turns over , and it’s a race situation as they are nearly even in chips.

The board comes , and the pocket sevens hold up for Piccin to win the pot. Piccin has a slight lead over Darrell, who is eliminated in third place.

Ray Piccin  –  21,500,000  (26 bb)
Neville Darrell  –  Out in 3rd Place  ($124,630)