This tournament is done! After what seemed like an eternity of heads-up sparring, these two got the money in the middle in the blink of an eye with Yoon drawing nearly dead.

Winston calls from the small blind and Yoon throws in another $700,000 on top. Winston calls and the flop comes Q 6 4. Winston leads out for $1 million and Yoon begins to count out chips. Yoon announces raise and makes it $3 million to go. Winston moves all-in and Yoon calls instantly. Pocket fours for Winston are light-years ahead of the A-K of Yoon and after a deuce hits the turn, Yoon is drawing dead and this tournament is over!

Heung "Scotty" Yoon is out in second and will take $832,725 while Roy Winston, our champion, takes $1,575,280 and this WPT title! Stay tuned for winner photos and an interview with Roy Winston.

Perhaps in an effort to get this match over before the WPT uses up all the videotape in the free world, the blinds have once again been raised. The astronomical price to play is now $150,000/$300,000 with a $30,000 ante so these players will be forced to make some moves, whether they want to or not.

Big One for Yoon

Winston raises to $500,000 from the button and gets a call from Yoon. The flop comes Q Q 2 and Yoon checks it. Winston leads out big, pushing $1 million into the middle and Yoon thinks for a few minutes before making the call. The turn is the 6 and Yoon moves all-in. Winston is visibly disturbed and says, "This is a sick lay-down. You must have a queen." He folds his hand, claiming that he had thrown away pocket kings. Whether this is true or not Yoon drags the pot to his side of the felt.

Winston Gets Lucky to Chop

After Roy Winston limped from the button, Yoon popped it to $700,000. Winston then announced all-in. Yoon thought for a moment and said, "No matter what happens, good game!" He pounded fists with Roy before announcing call and tabling A K. Winston was in terrible shape with A 7 and it looked like the chip lead would be changing hands in a big way.

The crowd was on its feet and Winston was calling for two sevens as we went to the flop. The dealer laid J J T down on the felt and things looked good for Yoon to double through. The turn was another ten though, putting two pair on the board and making both players' ace kicker play. Yoon could still win with an ace or a king but the 2 hit the river and the players reeled in their respective chips.

Chip Count

Heung Yoon $5,625,000

Roy Winston $11,190,000

The tone of this match is decidedly different than when we started, with Roy Winston playing a much more passive game and Heung Yoon gaining a bit of momentum.

Nice One for Yoon

Winston raises from the button to $380,000 and gets a call from Yoon. The flop comes T 3 2 and both players check. Yoon checks blind and the turn is the Q. Winston fires $400,000 and gets looked up. Yoon checks dark once again and the 6 hits the river. Winston pushes in $700,000 and gets a call from Yoon. K-T for Yoon is good for one of the biggest pots in the last series of hands.

Counts

Heung Yoon: $6 million

Roy Winston: $10.8 million

Winston Takes Some Back

Yoon completes from the small blind and Winston checks his option in the big blind. The flop comes K 8 6 and and after Winston checks, Yoon fires out $250,000. Roy min-check-raises to $500K and Yoon makes the call. The turn is the T and after two checks they see the 9 hit the river. Winston fires out $300,000 and gets a call. Roy shows K-8 for two pair on the flop and Yoon shows a king as the pot is pushed.

Blinds Up

The blinds have gone up and are now sitting at $100,000/$200,000 with a $20,000 ante.

Another One for Yoon

Yoon raises an additional $350,000 from the button and gets a call from Winston in the big blind. The flop comes A 7 3 and after a check from Winston, Yoon bets out $500,000. Winston calls and checks in the dark before the 9 hits the turn. Yoon announces all-in and Winston goes into the tank. After a bit of talk he eventually opts to fold and Yoon rakes a large pot.

Another One for Yoon

Yoon and Winston see a flop of K 8 4 and Winston leads out for $200,000. Yoon makes the call and the turn is the Q. Winstons says, "Same bet," and pushes another $200,000 across the line. The river is the 4 and both players check. Yoon shows A-Q for second pair and it's good for the pot.

Consecutive Pots for Winston

Roy Winston is steadily chipping away at the stack of Heung Yoon and has taken down the vast majority of the last series of hands. Most have been taken on the flop with a standard raise of $200K.

Scary Board

WInston min-raises to $320,000 from the button and gets a call from Yoon in the big blind. The flop comes K J J and both players check. The turn is the J and they check it again. The river is the T and after a check from Yoon, Winston says, "Just $400,000." Yoon thinks for a moment before releasing the hand.

Yoon Loves the River

Yoon limps from the button and Winston raises $300K. Yoon min-re-raises another $300K and Roy makes the call. The flop comes A 4 2 and both players check. The turn is the 7 and after a check from Winston, Yoon fires $400,000. Winston makes the call and checks dark on the river. Fifth street brings the Q and Yoon fires $500,000. Winston makes the call and shows Q-2 for the rivered two pair. Winston shakes his head and flashes A T as Yoon rakes the pot.

The players are back in their seats after an extended break. The blinds have been bumped up to $80,000/$160,000 with a $20,000 ante and Heung Yoon has managed to regain a bit of ground with a little over $4 million to the almost $13 million of Roy Winston.

Heung Yoon has doubled up to stay alive in this event. Yoon opened to $300,000 and was put all-in by Winston. After only a few seconds he made the call and we saw it was A 4 for Winston leading the Q 9 of Yoon.

The flop came J 8 4, giving Winston a pair of fours and Yoon the gut-shot. The turn was the T, making the straight and giving Yoon the check mark and the double-up. Yoon is now on about $3 million.

Ducks Are Good

Yoon opens to $300,000 from the button and gets a call from Winston. The flop comes J T 3 and after a check from Ray, Heung bets out $300,000. Winston makes the call and the turn is the 3. Both players check and the river is the 6. They both check once again and Yoon shows wired deuces which are good for the pot.

Chip Count

Here are the counts at this stage in the game:

Angle Shot or Mistake?

Roy Winston just did something that looked remarkably like an angle shot when he tried to make a standard pre-flop raise but said, "I'll make it $3 million." They then asked him to confirm if he really meant $3 million, which is essentially an all-in move since Yoon has little more than that behind. Winston responded by saying, "Oh, I meant $400,000 but I guess it's binding." Yoon checked his cards and folded, laying 7-2 face up on the felt.

Winston Takes the First Two

Roy Winston, the overwhelming chip leader going into this match, has taken down the first two hands of heads-up play with pre-flop raises. Yoon will have to play back at him to stay afloat in this tournament.

Pot for Yoon

Yoon raises to $250K from the button and gets a call from Winston. The flop comes J 9 8 and Yoon leads out. Winston folds and Yoon picks up the pot.

Blinds Up

The blinds have been raised and now sit at $60,000/$120,000 with a $10,000 ante.

Advantage = Winston

Roy Winston's experience is becoming evident as he edges Yoon out of the majority of hands. Up against such a big chip deficit Yoon will have to make something happen before he sees his stack dwindle to nothing.

Pot for Yoon

Yoon calls from the small blind and Winston checks in the big. The flop comes T 9 2 and both players check. The turn is the T and they both check again. The river is the 2 and Roy bets out $150,000. Yoon makes a quick call and they both turn over a nine for two pair. Yoon has the better kicker and drags the pot.

Bigger Pot for Winston

Winston raises to $300K from the button and Yoon min-raises to $600,000. Roy makes the call and the flop comes J T 5. Yoon bets out 400K and Winston makes the call. The turn is the 7 and both players check. The river is the 8 and they check again. Winston shows a nine for the straight and after a few seconds Yoon mucks his hand.

Chip Leader.

Winston Extends Lead

Heung Yoon raises to $380,000 and Roy Winston moves all-in. After a bit of thought Yoon lets it go and concedes the pot.

Yoon in Critical Condition

Heung Yoon has been bleeding chips the entire heads-up match and he is now reaching dangerously low levels. Winston is up to about $15 million while Yoon is down to about $1.5 million.

Haralabos Voulgaris has been eliminated, another casualty of the juggernaut known as Roy Winston. Haralabos raised to $250,000 from the button and after Heung Yoon folded his small blind Roy Winston re-popped to $750,000 from the big blind. It was back on Haralabos and after a bit of thought he announced all-in for $2.2 million total.

Winston only thought for a moment before making the call and tabling A 4. Voulgaris would need to improve with Q 9 as he went to the flop with his tournament life on the line. The first three cards came J 7 3, no help, and the board finished out 4 4. Voulgaris is out in third for $434,560.

Heads-Up!

Now that we're down to two it's time for the money presentation and the playdown to a champion. Roy Winston, the professional, has a massive lead over Heung "Scotty" Yoon, who satellited into this event for just $200. Here are the chip counts going into the one-on-one match:

Money Plays

The money is currently being brought out on platters and arranged around the two remaining players. From everything we've been told, money's a good thing.

Winston Remains Active

Roy Winston, chip leader, has been extremely active before the flop. Raising the majority of hands, he has takes down a substantial number of blinds and antes so far.

More Chips for Chip Leader

Roy Winston seems to have a pretty good handle on this table and just took down a nice pot, pushing his opponents out of the pot despite holding a relatively weak hand. Heung Yoon opened the pot to $265,000 from the button and got calls from both Winston and Voulgaris in the blinds.

The flop came 8 4 3 and Winston led out for $600,000. Voulgaris quickly folded but Yoon took a few moments to think it over. "You're either bluffing or that's a great bet," pointed out Yoon. Eventually folding, Yoon showed A-2 as he did. "I had you dominated," said Winston as he flashed pocket deuces.

Mark Weitzman.

Weitzman Out in Fourth

Mark Weitzman, after struggling with a below-average stack for the day's entirety, has been sent to the rail courtesy of the chip leader, Roy Winston. Winston opened the pot to $300,000 and it was folded to Weitzman who quickly announced all-in. Winston snap-called with A Q and Weitzman was in bad shape with A 4.

The flop came K J 6 and Weitzman picked up a flush draw to go with his one live card. Winston had to sweat it but after the board finished out 7 5 it was Winston who had made the nut flush, sending Mark Weitzman to the rail in fourth place for $380,240.

Three-Handed Count

The Mouth Flushed

With the crippling of Gene Todd earlier and Mark Weitzman at risk as well, no one here thought Mike Matusow would be the first player to hit the rail. He got in with the best of it against the chip leader, Roy Winston, but in true Matusow fashion, was unable to make his hand hold up.

Winston opened the pot to $230,000 and got a call from Matusow. The flop came A Q 4 and Matusow led out for $325,000. Winston announced raise and Matusow quickly moved all-in. Winston snap-called and tabled A 7 for top pair and the nut flush draw. He would need to improve against Mike's A Q for top two pair.

The crowd was on its feet and the WPT producers were anxiously crossing their fingers as the highest-profile player at the table faced elimination. The turn was the 2, making Winston's flush and the Mouth would need to fill up on fifth street to stay alive. The river was the K though and Matusow is sent to the rail in sixth place. He will take $271,600 for his efforts.

The Bro himself.

Gene Todd Bro'd

Hot on the heels of Mike Matusow is Eugene Todd making his way to the exit. After moving up one spot in the payouts with the Mouth's elimination, Todd moved all-in for $475,000 and got a call from Heung "Scotty" Yoon.

A K for Yoon was racing Todd's pocket treys and the flop came J 9 7. The turn was the 2; Todd was still in the lead, but the river brought the K and sent Gene Todd packing. Considering the crippling he took earlier it's a miracle he made it to fifth place. He will take $325,920 along with him.

Blinds Up

The blinds have been raised and are now $50,000/$100,000 with a $10,000 ante.

Counts

Here are the counts for the four remaining players:

Yoon Brings Bullets to the Battle of the Blinds

It's folded to Heung "Scotty" Yoon in the small blind and he raises to $380,000 total. Roy Winston makes the call from the big blind and the flop comes K 4 3. Both players check and the turn is the 6. Yoon bets out $300,000 and Winston raises to $800,000. Yoon makes the call and the river is the K. Both players check again and Yoon shows pocket aces which are good for the pot.

Another Double for Gene Todd

Gene Todd is battling back from the brink of destruction and is now up to almost $600,000. He gets all-in against Mike Matusow and sees he's in the lead with A 8 against Q 8. The flop comes A 6 3, giving Todd a big lead, and after it bricks out he is good for the double.

Weitzman with the Double

Mark Weitzman's stack had dwindled to less than $1 million but he managed to double up just moments ago. It was folded to Haralabos Voulgaris in the small blind and he moved all-in. Weitzman took a quick look at his cards and made the call. J 9 for Haralabos needed to improve against the A 3 of Voulgaris. The board goes T T 7 6 4 and Weitzman doubles to almost $2 million.

Chip Counts

Small Ball for Voulgaris

Haralabos Voulgaris opens to $200,000 from UTG+1 and gets a call from Heung Yoon in the big blind. The flop comes down 7 4 3 and after a check from Yoon, Voulgaris makes it $290K to go. After a short bit of thought Yoon concedes the hand.

On the next hand Haralabos raises to $200,000 from under the gun and gets a call from Gene Todd on the button. The flop comes J 9 6 and both players check. The turn is the A and Voulgaris bets out again, this time taking the pot from Todd.

Haralabos Double-alabos; Todd Crippled

Gene Todd opens from UTG to $240,000 and it's folded to Haralabos Voulgaris on the button who announces re-raise, pushing in an additional $375,000. The blinds get out of the way and it's back on Gene Todd who goes into the tank. After a few moments he announces all-in and the words are barely out of his mouth before Voulgaris says call.

"Aces?" asks Todd. Voulgaris simply nods his head and tables A A. Gene Todd is in terrible shape with A K and will need a whole lot of help. The flop comes T 7 4, a great flop for pocket aces, as most are, and after the board finishes out 3 9 Haralabos has the check mark and Gene Todd is absolutely crippled. Voulgaris and Todd were almost dead even in chips and Todd is left with only $20,000. He'll be all-in in the big blind on the next hand.

The Comeback Kid

Gene Todd was automatically all-in in the big blind for his last $20,000 and Haralabos Voulgaris calls in the cut-off, Mark Weitzman calls on the button and Mike Matusow calls in the small blind. The flop comes out J 8 3 and it's checked to Weitzman on the button who bets out $200,000. Both other players fold and it's heads-up with Todd's tournament life on the line. 6 5 for Mark needs to improve to eliminate Gene.

The turn is the 3, giving Weitzman the flush but filling up Todd's full house and quadrupling him up.

On the next hand Todd is in the small blind and after it's folded to him he moves all-in for $105,000. Yoon calls the extra $25,000 from the big blind and they go to showdown. K J for Todd is in the lead against Yoon's Q 5 and after the board goes A J T 7 5 Todd doubles through.

Those four magic words have been said and we are off to the races. Levels will be 75 minutes long and we've just been informed that the blinds have been rolled back to give these players a bit more play at today's final table. We ended last night late in the $50,000/$100,000 so this amounts to almost two extra levels being added.

First Pot for the Mouth

Mike Matusow took down the first pot of the night, raising before the flop and getting no callers.

Winston with the Muscle

Roy Winston has taken down a sizable pot on just the second hand of the evening. It began with Winston raising before the flop from the button, getting a call from Mark Weitzman in the big blind. The flop came J T 7 and Weitzman leads out for $400,000.

Winston calmly announces raise and makes it $1.4 million to go. Weitzman only thinks for a moment before mucking his hand. Winston flashes the J as he rakes the biggest pot so far tonight.

Linda Johnson has given the crowd their instructions and turned it over to the WPT producer who is announcing the players as they make their entrance. Heung Yoo, who satellited into this event for $200, "The Irrepressible" Mike Matusow, professionals Roy Winston, Mark Weitzman and Haralabos Voulgaris and, repping the East Coast, Gene Todd, bro.

Despite the 5 p.m. start time having come and gone already without any action, the cards should be in the air in the next few minutes. Stay tuned for photography, live updates and superfluous commentary.

The players are mic'd, makeup'd and ready to make their entrance to today's television final table. Here are the counts at the evening's onset. Play should be getting underway momentarily.

The final table for this year's Borgata Poker Open is just moments away as players make their way to the tables to de-bag their chips and get mic'd up for the evening's festivities. After more than four hours of seven-handed play last night we finally got the final elimination of Day 4. It was John Kranyak out in seventh, a shame since the young player's uber-aggressive style would have been great fun to watch on the tube.

The final six still include some characters though with Mike Matusow, Eugene Todd and Haralabos Voulgaris counted among their numbers. Stay tuned for beginning-of-day chip counts followed by all the action as it happens here in the Borgata Event Center.