World Series of Poker Europe main event champion John Juanda, will apparently not be adding EPT champion to his ever expanding poker resume- at least not yet- instead being forced to settle for the title of EPT main event runner-up, after losing to Scotland’s David Vamplew yesterday during the PokerStars European Poker Tour London main event final table.

Juanda, who initially gained much of his main stream recognition from a different second place in a World Poker Tour major during its inaugural season, earned £545,000 for this most recent near miss, leaving the largest prize of £900,000- or about $1,245,000 USD- to the one player out of the initial 848 that lasted longer than he did, after a back and fourth heads-up battle that saw him double up at the expense of Juanda numerous times.

The final table finish positions for the 2010 Pokerstars EPT London main event were as follows:

1st.  David Vamplew- £900,000

2nd.  John Juanda- £545,000

3rd.  Kyle Bowker- £300,000

4th.  Artur Wasek- £240,000

5th.  Kayvan Payman- £190,000

6th.  Fernando Brito- £145,000

7th.  Tom Marchese- £100,000

8th.  Per Ummer- £66,800

For more information and a complete recap of the £5,000 buy-in, PokerStars EPT London main event visit the PokerStars blog (www.pokerstarsblog.com).