The banks of the mighty Mississippi call the World Poker Tour back to where poker began for a prize pool of over one and a half million dollars -- and it's the Devil's to lose. England's own David "Devilfish" Ulliott enters the day with a commanding chip lead and an intimidating style of play. But, in no-limit hold'em, fortunes can change in an instant. And, if anyone can give the Devil his due, it is Phil Ivey, the Tiger Woods of Poker, fresh from a big payday on the last WPT event. And, then there's "The Story," wheelchair bound Buddy Williams, and "The Dream" Johnny Donaldson -- a poker tournament novice two hours away from claiming one of the biggest prizes of the year. Here at the birthplace of poker, someone is going to make poker history.

The banks of the mighty Mississippi call the World Poker Tour back to where ...