Jason Alexander won the tournament final, aired July 5, 2006. He came back from having been down to $11,000 in chips, with Michael Ian Black having had nearly 80% of the chips on the table. Alexander's comeback is the best in the history of the show. Robin Tunney, who also had a dramatic shift in chip totals during the game, finished a strong second to Alexander after Black's collapse. Tunney won $200,000 for her charity, while Alexander received $500,000 for his.
1 Black eliminated Coles, Garcia, and Martin in three consecutive hands, a first for the series.
2 Siconolfi won Bravo's online poker tournament in late 2005 and became the first non-celebrity player to compete on the show.
3 Tilly eliminated both Doug E. Doug and Brett Butler in the same hand.