WPT World Championship - Live Updates December 1, 2008

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Day 6 Live Updates

The Matador Finally Gets His Bull 2 years ago

Carlos Mortensen raises to $6 million and Kirk Morrison comes over the top all-in. Mortensen makes the call and shows Kh Jh to Morrison's As 4d. The flop comes 7c 4h 3c, pairing Morrison's four. The turn is the Jc and all of a sudden, Mortensen has the advantage with a pair of jacks. The river is the 3d and Carlos Mortensen has won the WPT World Championship!

The Matador becomes the first player to win both a WSOP Main Event and a WPT Championship, and also the first player to earn over $5 million in winnings at Bellagio events. He takes home $3,970,415 for his first place victory, as well as the adulation of hundreds of millions of PokerLisitings.com readers worldwide. For his second place finish, Kirk Morrison earns $2,011,135.

Congratulations to both finalists, and to the WPT for the completion of a fifth successful season!

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Game On! 2 years ago

The game is afoot from the Bellagio Ballroom. Stay tuned for all the gory details.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Tape Change Break 2 years ago

A very short break for the camera crew to swap out their tapes has come and gone. Let's get it started!

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

The Living Chip Counts 2 years ago

Rubavitch has brought you these delightful chip counts, stolen from General Pushkin's lair:

Carlos Mortensen $18,800,000
Kirk Morrison $13,400,000

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Kirk All-In; Picks Up Pot 2 years ago

Kirk is first to act and announces all-in. Carlos quickly folds.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Walk for Kirk 2 years ago

Carlos is on the button and folds. Kirk picks up the easiest $3 million he ever made.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Kirk Takes Blinds and Antes 2 years ago

Kirk is on the button and announces all-in. Carlos shows his cards to the hole camera before folding.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Deja Deja Deja Vu 2 years ago

Carlos Mortensen open-shoves a fourth time. Kirk Morrison folds a fourth time. This record is not skipping but the album is on repeat.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

More More More More More Walks 2 years ago

Kirk is on the button and folds. Carlos takes another $3 million, free of charge.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

Deja Deja Vu 2 years ago

Carlos Mortensen open-shoves again. Kirk Morrison folds a third time. Mortensen builds his lead with another uncontested pot.

  • Blinds: $800,000/$1,600,000
  • Ante: $300,000
  • Players Left: 2
  • Tables Left: 1

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  • Entrants: 639
  • Total Prize Money: $15,495,750
  • Date: Apr 21, 2007
  • Final Day Apr 28, 2007

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