Allen Cunningham has taken down the $5,000 World Championship Pot Limit Hold'em event at the 2007 World Series of Poker.

Heads-up with Jeffrey Lisandro, Cunningham took down a $1 million pot when he limp-called and then check-called the flop of 7 6 3. When Lisandro checked the 5 turn, Cunningham bet out $300,000 and took down the pot to give himself a more than 3:1 chip advantage.

A few hands later, Lisandro raised to $165,000 on the button and Cunningham re-upped to $495,000. Lisandro came over the top all-in for his last $400,000 and Cunningham called, showing K 9 to Lisandro's pocket queens. The flop came A 8 3 as the tension mounted and the crowd got on their feet. The turn was the K and the crowd cheered wildly as Cunningham took the lead. The river card was the 7, giving Cunningham his fifth WSOP bracelet and $487,287.

For second place, Jeffrey Lisandro earns $294,260. Congratulations to both finalists and to the WSOP for finally producing a marquee heads-up match.

Back from dinner this heavyweight heads up battle has started out slow with both players picking up the blinds and one big pot chopped up.

Making it $120,000 to go pre flop, Allen Cunningham was called by Jeff Lisandro and the flop came down K 7 2.

Cunningham bet out $150,000 and Lisandro made the call. The Q turn was checked down as was the 2 river. Cunningham felted the 7 6 and Lisandro showed the 7 6 for a chopped pot.

As they continue to move back and forth, the blinds are going up and right now both players have around $2 million in chips.

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