| Earnings | $2,149,960 |
| Cashes | 1 |
| Final Tables | 1 |
| Titles | 1 |
| Tournaments Played | 12 |
Est. Current Chipcount
Est. Average Chipcount
33,800,000
Current Chipleader
-
Day 1-B
110,000
Day 2
95,000
Day 3
464,000
Day 4
2,613,000
Day 5
5,105,000
Day 6
13,300,000
Day 7
1st
Level 30: 150,000-300,000, 25,000 ante
Level 30: 150,000-300,000, 25,000 ante
Azor raises to 800,000, Timoshenko moves all in, and Azor quickly calls with Q
10
. Timoshenko shows A
3.
The flop comes QJ7, and Azor pairs his queen to take the lead. The turn card is the K, and Timoshenko picks up a gutshot straight draw to go with his overcard.
The river card is -- the 10!
Yevgeniy Timoshenko catches a ten on the river to win the pot -- and the tournament -- with an ace-high straight. Ran Azor finishes in second place, earning $1,446,265.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko wins the Season VII WPT World Championship, earning $2,149,960, a Bellagio bracelet, and a WPT bracelet.
Level 30: 150,000-300,000, 25,000 ante
Timoshenko moves all in, and Azor immediately calls with KK. Timoshenko shows 2
2, and he'll need to improve to win the tournament here.
The board comes A9655, and Azor doubles up with his pocket kings.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 27,875,000
Ran Azor - 5,950,000
Level 29: 120,000-240,000, 20,000 ante
Timoshenko has won the past nine hands while Azor falls to under 4,000,000.
Level 29: 120,000-240,000, 20,000 ante
Azor limps for 240,000, and Timoshenko checks. They check to the turn on a board of 8724, Timoshenko bets 300,000, Azor raises to 660,000, and Timoshenko calls.
The river card is the 5, and both players check. Timoshenko shows 6-2 to win the pot with an eight-high straight, and Azor mucks.
Pot Size - 1,840,000
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 30,110,000
Ran Azor - 3,700,000
Level 29: 120,000-240,000, 20,000 ante
After playing about 50 hands of heads-up poker Yevgeniy Timoshenko continues to extend his lead. He has chipped away at Azor, taking about four million from him since hand #64. Timoshenko has been playing an aggressive small ball strategy, where he makes a lot of min raises pre flop and underbets on the flop to earn mostly small pots.
Level 29: 120,000-240,000, 20,000 ante
Timoshenko limps for 240,000, Azor raises to 840,000, and Timoshenko asks, "You don't want to see a flop?" Azor says, "No, I have a good hand." Timoshenko says, "I call," and Azor says, "Good."
They check to the turn on a board of Q9310, Azor checks, Timoshenko thinks for a while and bets 1,050,000, and Azor folds. Timoshenko takes the pot.
Pot Size - 1,720,000
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 28,270,000
Ran Azor - 5,540,000
Level 28: 100,000-200,000, 20,000 ante
Azor raises to 650,000, and Timoshenko calls. The flop comes 1074, Azor bets 700,000, Timoshenko raises to 2.1 million, and Azor calls. There is already 5.54 million in the pot.
The turn card is the K, and both players check. The river card is the 10, Timoshenko checks, Azor bets 1.6 million, Timoshenko thinks for more than a minute and raises to 7 million. Azor thinks for about 30 seconds and folds. Yevgeniy Timoshenko takes the biggest pot of the heads-up match.
Pot Size - 8,740,000
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 26,525,000
Ran Azor - 7,285,000
Level 28: 100,000-200,000, 20,000 ante
Timoshenko raises to 450,000, and Azor calls. They check to the turn on a board of J109A, Azor bets 560,000, and Timoshenko calls. The river card is the 7, Azor bets 800,000, and Timoshenko calls.
Azor shows 108 to win the pot with a jack-high straight, and Timoshenko mucks.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 23,405,000
Ran Azor - 10,405,000
Level 28: 100,000-200,000, 20,000 ante
Azor raises to 650,000, and Timoshenko calls. The flop comes 963, Timoshenko checks, Azor bets 550,000, and Timoshenko raises to 1,450,000. Azor folds, and Timoshenko takes the pot.
Pot Size - 2,440,000
Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 25,925,000
Ran Azor - 7,885,000
