It's all over and Steve Brecher has won the 2009 WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star.

Brecher raised, Kathy Liebert shoved and Brecher made the call with A 9.

Liebert had Q T and although the 6 6 2 flop gave her a flush draw, the 2 turn and 4 river ended it all.

Liebert grabs $550k for second, but Brecher, a retired software developer, gets the trophy, the $1,025,500 first-place prize and the $5k bounty on Kathy's head.

Check out what the champ had to say in the following video:

The record for the number of hands played at a WPT final table was just broken as they passed the 304-hand mark.

Strangely, the record was just set at the LAPC last month, breaking the previous mark set earlier this season at Foxwoods.

Should this trend keep up, PL.com may consider dropping WPT coverage altogether. Yawn!

Steve Brecher had ground Kathy Liebert down here heads-up before making a standard preflop raise to 110k moments ago.

Kathy shoved, Brecher made the call with Q T and Liebert was racing for her tournament life with pocket fours.

A queen came on the flop, but so did a four and when the turn and river left Brecher hanging, Liebert had doubled up.

She's back to around 1.4 million to Brecher's 6.4 million.

Kathy Liebert is on fire here heads-up.

She picked up pocket aces only to see Steve Brecher fold the button.

However, she got them again the very next hand, earning a small pot in the process.

She then flopped a full house and got paid off by Brecher, and while she's not exactly even yet, if this keeps up it won't be long before she gets there.

Steve Brecher has stacked Chris Moore and we're finally going heads-up for the title.

Moore's money went in on the flop with an unconnected big slick and Brecher on a flush draw.

Brecher hit his flush; Moore hit the rail and while he heads to the cage to collect $291,500 for third, Kathy Liebert will join Brecher in a death match with the title and $1 million on the line just moments from now.

Brecher will bring over 5 million in chips to heads-up, a rather sizable advantage over Liebert's 2 million.

Kathy Liebert is picking up some steam here at Bay 101.

She made it 120,000 and got the call from Chris Moore. After an ace-high flop Moore checked, Liebert c-bet 150,000 and Moore flatted.

The turn brought the 3, and both players checked, allowing the dealer to turn over the 3 river.

Moore fired away, making it 275,000, and Liebert made the call with an ace.

Moore had a missed open-ender and while he fell to around 1 million, Liebert pushed up to 1.4 million.

After making it 110k to see a flop and getting the call from Chris Moore, Kathy Leibert flopped a set of kings and decided to check it all the way until the board showed three spades.

Moore bet 150k on the end and Liebert just called, collecting a pot that probably could have been bigger when Moore mucked.

Moore's slide continued the very next hand when he made it 130,000, Steve Brecher reraised to 440,000 and he called.

The flop came ace-high and both players checked it all the way down until Moore bet 500,000 on the river.

Brecher called with an ace; Moore showed pocket eights and now finds himself down to 1.7 million.

Brecher has 4.6 million and counting.

Things slowed down to a crawl here at Bay 101.

Then suddenly, heads-up with Kathy Liebert, Chris Moore pushed all-in on a K 8 3 flop, putting Liebert to a decision for her tournament life.

Liebert tanked forever, but folded.

She now has under 1 million as the crawl continues.

After Steve Brecher's disgusting suck-out, Kathy Liebert seemed hell-bent on getting her chips in the middle shoving twice and picking up small pots preflop.

She's picked up a few more chips since and moved herself up to Chris Moore's level, around 1.8 million.

It appears Brecher is simply sitting on his 4.4 million stack waiting for one of these two to blow up as we move past the 200-hand mark here at the Bay 101 final table.

Steve Brecher and Kathy Liebert get themselves into a preflop raising war until Brecher moves all-in and Liebert calls.

It's A Q for Brecher and he's absolutely crushed by Liebert's A K.

The crowd goes nuts as the K J 5 flop comes out.

However, when the T turn makes Brecher a straight, the once-raucous group is suddenly hushed.

The river brings the 7 and Brecher shocks the world with a sick suck-out to double up.

He's now got over 4 million and the chip lead, while Liebert falls well under the 2 million mark.