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Hevad Khan

Hometown: Hummelstown

Country of Origin: United States

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Date	Series	Event	Day

Jul 10, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	$10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event	3	+
Level 14 Hour 2 Update: Kirk Morrison Eliminated Jul 11, '09 Blinds: 1,500-3,000 with a 400 ante Players Remaining: 810 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Bertrand Grospellier – 1,380,500 2. Ludovic Lacay – 890,000 3. Christian Heich – 870,00 4. Saar Wilf – 820,000 5. Jordan Morgan – 773,000 6. Gabe Walls – 725,000 7. James Akenhead – 698,000 8. Brennan Hanson – 685,000 9. Owen Crowe – 650,000 10. Eli Adler – 604,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Phil Hellmuth – 500,000 Jeff Shulman – 188,000 Average Chip Count: 220,884 Notable Eliminations: Jeff Lisandro Kirk Morrison Shawn Buchanan Big Hands: Kevin Saul Victim to Bluff Kevin Saul raised from late position and a player in the big blind reraised to 35,000. Saul made the call and both players saw a flop of 844. The big blind bet 60,000 and Saul thought for awhile before finally making the call. The turn brought the J and the big blind fired out once again, this time for 85,000. Saul went into the tank for minutes before finally mucking. His opponent exposed the 32 for three-high. Saul is at 400,000. Alex Kostritsyn Bluffed out of 400,000 Pot On a flop of 842, Alex Kostritsyn bet out from the big blind and player in middle position made the call. The K hit the turn and Kostritsyn bet 39,000. His opponent called and the 9 fell on the river. Kostritsyn bet 58,000 and his opponent quickly went all in for 128,000 more. Kostritsyn went into the tank for minutes before finally mucking. His opponent showed the J10 for jack-high to take down the massive 400,000 pot. Kostritsyn is now at 350,000. Kirk Morrison Eliminated After a flop of 763, Kirk Morrison was faced with a 16,000 bet from an opponent. Morrison minraised to 32,000, leaving only 7,000 behind. His opponent moved all in and Morrison made the quick call. Morrison exposed the 88 and was up against the JJ of his opponent. The board bricked out for Morrison as it came AK, and he was eliminated. Hevad Khan Cracks a Set of Aces On a board of A92, Hevad Khan moved his opponent all in with the 109 and was called by the AA of his opponent. Khan needed to hit a heart to win the pot and the turn wasn’t one as the 5 hit. The 6 fell on the river as Khan nailed his flush to win the hand. The former final table member from 2007 is now at 255,000. *J.C. Alvarado Takes a Hit* With a flop of 833 sitting on the table one player moved all in and J.C. Alvarado made the call. Their cards: Alvarado: J8 Opponent: QQ Turn and River: J4 Alvarado lost the hand and his stack dropped to just 70,000. Shawn Buchanan Eliminated Shawn Buchanan was in the big blind when the small blind moved all in for about 100,000. Buchanan made the call with the JJ and was ahead of the K6 of his opponent. The board ran out 1063K7 and Buchanan lost to the kings and sixes of his opponent. He was left with just 3,500 in chips and was eliminated shortly after. *Dan Harrington Takes a Hit* The small blind raised to 8,500 preflop and Dan Harrington made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt AJ5 and the small blind bet 9,500. Harrintgon made the call and the turn fell Q. The small blind checked and Harrington bet 16,000. The small blind made the call and the river fell 5. The small blind checked and Harrington bet 37,000. The small blind then raised all in for 36,700 more and Harrinton made the call. The small blind showed down A5 and Harrington flipped over K2. Harrington was knocked down to 200,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Dan Harrington, Shawn Buchanan, Kevin Saul, Kirk Morrison, Juan Carlos Alvarado, Hevad Khan, Alexander Kostritsyn Level 11 Hour 1 Update: Lisandro Is Player Of The Year Jul 10, '09 Blinds: 800-1,600 with a 200 ante Players Remaining: 1,584 out of 6,494 Chip Counts: 1. Andrew Gaw – 580,000 2. Amir Lehavot – 555,000 3. Bertrand Grospellier – 470,000 4. Peter DeBaene – 465,000 5. Troy Weber – 453,200 6. Jerry Wong – 445,000 7. Dan Bilzerian – 439,500 8. Rick Barabino – 438,000 9. Gabe Walls – 417,900 10. Phil Ivey – 410,000 Card Player Chip Counts: Jeff Shulman – 130,700 Adam Schoenfeld – 132,000 Phil Hellmuth – 315,000 Lee Watkinson – 29,000 Thomas Keller – 120,000 Average Chip Count: 115,757 Notable Eliminations: Erik Seidel Big Hands: Khan Knocks Out Lynch Hevad Khan raised from early position and Eric Lynch decided it was time for him to move all in for his last 42,000. Khan made the call and saw that he was flipping. Khan tabled 55 and Lynch showed AJ. The board ran out favorable for Lynch as it came 410K66, keeping Khan’s pair in the lead and eliminating “Rizen” from the tournament. Elky Slips With Big Slick Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier called his opponent all in for about 60,000 preflop. Elky showed AK and was racing against his opponents 1010. The flop was not good for Elky, even though he flopped two pair as it fell AK10. The turn and river were unable to fill Elky’s full house with the 5 on the turn and the Q on the river. Elky dropped to 235,000. The Man Can Dodge Bullets Baby Phil Hellmuth called 1,600 under the gun and the action folded around to the big blind. He put in a raise and Hellmuth called. The flop was J32 and both players checked. The turn was the 10 and they both checked again. The river brought the 5 and the big blind led out with 11,500. Hellmuth made the call and the big blind tabled JJ for a set of jacks. Hellmuth showed Q10 and proceeded to pat himself on the back for losing the minimum. “I flopped a flush draw, turned a 10 and still almost got away from it for nothing,” Hellmuth said. He was at 280,000. Junglen Loses Some Ground with Pocket Eights Adam Junglen raised to 6,000 preflop and was called by one player. The action get back to the big blind who three-bet to 36,000. Junglen asked how much the player had behind his raise and went into the tank. After finding out that he had another 45,000 behind, Junglen moved 101,000 into the middle. That got the other player out of the way, but not the big blind, who called off the rest of his stack. Junglen held the 88 and was behind the JJ of his opponent. The board didn’t improve Junglen at all and Junglen’s stack dropped to 51,000. Cowboys Work For Gazes Kristy Gazes got all of her chips into the middle preflop and was called by her opponent. Her opponent had QQ, but were second best against Gazes’ KK. The board ran out 827 and Gazes’ pocket kings held up, doubling her up to 102,000. Left In The Deck: Seeing Double At table #65, Dennis Phillips is sitting across from a man dressed in what can only be described as Dennis Phillips costume. The man is wearing a St. Louis Cardinals hat and the white trucker shirt that was worn by many at last year’s main event final table. Phillips claim that the man is just a fan that became a friend. Lisandro Wins Player Of The Year It was just announced that Jeff Lisandro is officially the 2009 WSOP player of the year. All Lisandro did this year was cash six times and win three bracelets. Congratulations to Lisandro, the 2009 WSOP Player of the Year. Player Tags: Jeffrey Lisandro, Eric Lynch, Bertrand Grospellier, Hevad Khan, Dennis Phillips View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 17, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 35 - $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha	1	+
Level 6 Update: Jason Mercier, Hevad Khan, Phil Galfond Eliminated Jun 17, '09 Blinds: 300-600 Players Remaining: 171 out of 362 Chip Counts: 1. Isaac Baron – 140,000 2. Jeff Lisandro – 128,000 3. Jesper Hougaard – 125,000 4. Nam Le – 76,000 5. Bruno Fitoussi – 72,000 6. David Baker – 61,000 7. Scott Clements – 56,000 8. Justin Smith – 55,000 9. Hoyt Corkins – 49,000 10. Chris Ferguson – 45,000 Average Chip Count: 31,842 Notable Eliminations: Jason Mercier Hevad Khan Daniel Negreanu Phil Galfond John Juanda Big Hands: Jason Mercier Elimianted After a player in middle position raised and Justin Smith called from the button, Jason Mercier reraised to 4,050. The initial raiser folded and Justin Smith called. The flop came J65 and Mercier contemplated briefly before checking. Smith quickly checked behind and the 7 hit the turn. Mercier quickly fired out a 10,100 chip bet and Smith paused momentarily before going all-in. Mercier was pot committed after the turn bet and called all-in for his last couple thousand. Mercier announced he had a flush draw and turned over the AK410 and Smith exposed the nuts with the 10698. The diamond failed to come for the Event No. 5 ($1,500 pot-limit omaha) bracelet winner as the J fell on the river. Smith is now up to 55,000. Michael Binger Doubles Up The 2006 Main Event third place finisher was able to have his aces hold up on a board of J52105. Binger exposed the AAJ4 and doubled up to 18,000. Hevad Khan Eliminated, Ville Wahlbeck Crippled A player in late position raised and Ville Wahlbeck reraised from the button. Hevad Khan threw in another reraise from the big blind and the initial raiser went all-in. Wahlbeck had everyone covered and went all-in as well. Khan, who only left himself with about 2,000 behind after his reraise, was pot committed and made the call. Two players were all-in and Wahlbeck had everything covered by only 2,500 in chips. Their cards: Wahlbeck: QJK9 Khan: KK52 Unknown: AA79 The flop was dreadful for both Khan and Wahlbeck as it came A73, giving their opponent top set and the nut flush draw. The J made everything more interesting as both Khan and Wahlbeck added flush draws, with Khan’s being higher. If Wahlbeck could catch a club or a card for a straight he would still make a profit in the hand since Khan was so short stacked. Khan had a gut shot to boot with his flush draw. None of the miracles came for either Khan or Wahlbeck as the A fell, making quads for the unknown player. Khan was eliminated and Wahlbeck was crippled to just 2,500. Phil Galfond Eliminated Last year’s champion in the event was eliminated when he flopped middle set against an opponent’s top two pair. The turn was ugly for the online cash game specialist as it gave his opponent a full house, eliminating him. Left In The Deck: The players are currently on a 90 minute dinner break. Player Tags: Ville Wahlbeck, Michael Binger, Phil Galfond, Hevad Khan, Jason Mercier, Justin Smith View All Live Updates From This Event
May 30, '09	2009 40th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 4 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em	1	+
Level 4 Update: Barry Greenstein, Dan O'Brien, Hevad Khan Eliminated May 30, '09 Blinds: 75-150 Players Remaining: 2,860 out of 3,000 Notable Eliminations: Hevad Khan Barry Greenstein Dan O’Brien Gavin Griffin Shannon Shorr Big Hands: *Barry Greenstein Eliminated* The action folds around to Barry Greenstein who moves all in from the short stack. Adam Richardson calls from the small blind and both players turn over their cards. Greenstein turns over K8 while Richardson shows 33. The board comes A107J7, no help for Greenstein who is eliminated from the tournament. *Dan O’Brien Eliminated* With one limper before the flop, another player raises to 1,000 raise. Dan O’Brien reraises to 3,500 and the original raiser tanks. “Pretty much committed, huh?”, he says to O’Brien as he moves all in. O’Brien calls and turns over pocket jacks while his opponent shows A-K. O’Brien lost the race and is eliminated from the tournament. *Hevad Khan Eliminated* Hevad Khan had been battling from the short stack all day, finally getting the rest of his chips all in pre-flop with Q-10 against an opponent’s A-9. Khan flopped two pair; queens and tens, but an ace on the turn and a nine on the river gave his opponent a better two pair. Hevad Khan is eliminated from the tournament. *David Williams Takes Control of His Table* On a flop of AA8, the player in seat 1 makes a bet and David Williams calls. The turn is the 6 and seat 1 bets 300. Williams raises to 1,200 and seat 1 folds. After this hand Williams is up to 13,000 in chips. *Players on Break* The players in today’s $1,000 N-L Hold’em event are now on a short twenty-minute break and will return to Level 5 at just about 4:50 pm EST. Player Tags: Barry Greenstein, David Williams, Daniel O'Brien, Hevad Khan View All Live Updates From This Event
Mar 06, '09	2009 NBC National Heads-Up Championship	NBC Heads Up Championship Event	1	+
Scotty Nguyen Defeats Hevad Khan Mar 06, '09 Hevad Khan was on the short stack and moved in with pocket nines, only to get called by Scotty Nguyen and his AJ. The flop came jack high and Nguyen took the lead. The turn was another jack and Khan needed a nine to stay alive. The river bricked and Khan was eliminated. Nguyen moves on to face Ted Forrest in the round of 32. Player Tags: Scotty Nguyen, Hevad Khan View All Live Updates From This Event
Feb 22, '09	2009 L.A. Poker Classic	No-Limit Hold'em Championship (WPT) - Event 35	2	+
Level 10 Update Feb 22, '09 Level: 10 Blinds: 400-800 with a 100 ante Players Left: 216 out of 696 Score Board Notable Chip Counts Antonio Esfandiari - 438,000 Kofi Farkye - 271,000 Mike Sowers - 232,000 KJ Nam - 180,000 Phil Ivey - 155,000 John Phan - 149,000 Bertrand Grospellier - 149,000 Haralabos Voulgaris - 148,000 Zach Hyman - 141,000 Greg Mueller - 140,000 Average: 64,444 Notable Eliminations Phil Hellmuth Jason Mercier Kenny Tran Amit Makhija Christian Harder Arthur Azen Howard Lederer Gabe Thaler John Racener Kelly Kim Vinnie Vinh Jonathan Jaffe Annie Duke Alex Outhred JC Alvarado Marco Traniello John Duthie Featured Table Table 19 Seat 1: Paul Smith Seat 2: Nick Schulman Seat 3: Greg Thompson Seat 4: Eric Hershler Seat 5: Dan O'Brien Seat 7: Karga Holt Seat 8: Isaac Haxton -- OUT Seat 9: Paul Wasicka -- up to 134,000 Isaac Haxton Eliminated by Paul Wasicka Isaac Haxton moved all in preflop and Paul Wasicka made the call. Their cards: Wasicka: A10 Haxton: AK Board: J9873 Haxton was eliminated on the hand and Wasicka was up to 134,000 after the hand. Big Hands: Haralabos Voulgaris Doubles Up Haralabos Voulgaris was all in for 69,500 and Mickey Mills had called him down. Thier cards: Voulgaris: A2 Mills: KJ Board: J74J10 Voulgaris doubled up on the hand and he now has about 150,000. Chiu Power Bet With 7,600 in the pot and a flop of Q1010 on the table, Hevad Khan bet 5,000 and David Chiu raised to 30,000. Khan went into the tank for a moment and then mucked his cards. Phil Hellmuth Eliminated by Kofi Farkye On a flop pof KJ8X Phil Hellmuth was all in with A-K against Kofi Farkye's Q9. The river was an offsuit ten, giving Farkye a straight and eliminating Hellmuth from the tournament. Erica Schoenberg Picks Up Chips From Blake Cahail Blake Cahail raised to 2,000 and Erica Schoenberg made the call from the small blind. The flop came K96 and Schoenberg checked. Cahail bet 2,700 and Schoenberg called. The turn was the 4 and Cahail continued with a bet of 5,600. Schoenberg took her time and then decided to check raised to 15,000. Cahail eventually mucked and Schoenberg picked up to the pot to increase her stack to 65,000 in chips. John Duthie Eliminated John Duthie was just eliminated by Antonio Esfandiari when two fives sat on the board. Esfandiari out kicked him with K-5 and Duthie mucked what looked to be a ten before he stormed for the rail. Player Tags: Mickey Mills, Haralabos Voulgaris, David Chiu, Hevad Khan Level 8 Update Feb 22, '09 Level: 8 Blinds: 250-500 with a 50 ante Players Left: 306 out of 696 Score Board: Notable Chip Counts Antonio Esfandiari - 186,000 KJ Nam - 185,000 Mike Sowers: 153,000 Kofi Farkye - 126,000 Anthony Venturini- 125,000 Average:45,490 Notable Eliminations Sorel Mizzi Shane Schleger Jason Somerville Hafiz Khan Devin Porter Matt Graham Steve Sung Featured Table Table 19 Seat 1: Paul Smith Seat 2: Nick Schulman Seat 4: Eric Hershler Seat 5: Dan O'Brien Seat 7: Karga Holt Seat 8: Isaac Haxton Seat 9: Paul Wasicka Karga Holt Takes One Down With 3,000 in the pot and a flop of 833 sitting on the table seat 6 bet 3,500 from the cutoff and Karga Holt made the call from the button. The turn fell A and both players checked. The 9 fell on the river and seat 6 bet 7,500. Holt made the call and flipped over pocket sixes. His opponent mucked and Holt took down the hand. Big Hands: Matt Graham Eliminated by David Pham Matt Graham moved all in for 12,400 and David Pham called him down. Their cards: Graham: A4 Pham: 99 Board: 774J2 Graham was eliminated on the hand. Hevad Khan Doubles Through Eddie Sabat Eddie Sabat raised preflop and was called by Hevad Khan, the button and the big blind. The flop came A102 and Sabat continued with a bet of 1,025. Khan raised to 7,000 and everyone but Sabat folded. The turn was the 6 and both players checked. The river was the 4 and Sabat checked. Khan then moved all in for 16,550. After tanking for a bit Sabat called the clock on himself. The floor was called over and the countdown began, putting one minute on his decision. It only took 15 second for Sabat to call at that point and he mucked when Khan showed QJ. Khan now has 54,250. I Think I'm Good With 3,200 in the pot and AJJ, Phil Vey bet 2,000 from late position and the button went into the tank. "I think I have you beat," he said as Ivey stared forward. He eventually mucked pocket 10s face up on the table and Ivey sat unflinching as he collected the pot. Brett Shaffer Late Show Brett Shaffer showed up an entire day late today to a stack of 2,500. He quickly tripled up, and then doubled up a few hands later when his A-6 beat pocket fours. He tripled up one more time and now holds a stack worth 16,000. Player Tags: David Pham, Matt Graham, Karga Holt, Hevad Khan, Edward Sabat Level 7 Update Feb 22, '09 Level: 7 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Left: 343 out of 696 Score Board: Notable Chip Counts Antonio Esfandiari - 165,000 KJ Nam - 135,000 Dan O'Brien - 116,000 Kofi Farkye - 115,000 Daniel Negreanu - 113,000 Average:40,500 Notable Eliminations Mark Seif Chad Brown Joe Bartholdi Matt Keikoan Alex Jacob Jon Turner Featured Table Table 19 Seat 1: Paul Smith Seat 2: Nick Schulman Seat 4: Eric Hershler Seat 5: Dan O'Brien Seat 7: Karga Holt Seat 8: Isaac Haxton Seat 9: Paul Wasicka Big Hands: Mark Seif Eliminated by Hevad Khan Mark Seif came into the day just over 4,000 in chips but managed to double up early in the day. Later on he moved all in from late position and got a free pass from most of the table, until Hevad Khan looked down at A-10 in the big blind. Seif showed a dominated ace and it never improved to send him out of the tournament. Jason "Jcarver" Somerville Doubles Through Mark "scrubbyz" Zajdner Jason Somerville was all in on the short stack for just under 3,000 in chips. It folded around to Mark Zajdner in the big blind who thought out his options. After seeing his hand, he state that he wasn't dominated by many hands and that this may be his only chance to bust Somerville. He made the call with K-10 and Somerville showed pocket fours. The board didn't help Zajdner and Somerville doubled up. Darren "darrenelias" Elias Doubles Up Darren Elias moved all in for just under 10,000 in chips and was called by Aaron Been in the small blind. The big blind then announced he was all in, making Been wince a bit before folding his hand. The big blind then showed AK and Elias turned over pocket eights. The board came out queen high and Elias doubled up. Jon Turner Eliminated Jon Turner moved all in preflop and Vinnie VInh went into the tank for a moment before making the call. Their cards: Turner: AA Vinh: AQ Board: J99102 Turner was eliminated on the hand and John Phan, who was seated at the table said, "You don't gamble with Vinnie Vinh." A few minutes late Vinh was heard saying to the table, "I want everybody playing with me every time I raise." Alex Jacob Eliminated Alex Jacob was eliminated during the closing minutes of level 7 when his A-baby card in the hole ran into pocket sevens. Kofi Farkye Wins on a Call Without Showing On a board of Q949, with 2,500 in the pot, seat 1 bet 1,300 from the small blind and Kofi Farkye made the call from the cutoff. The 9 fell on the river and seat 1 fired another 3,000 into the pot. Farkye made the call and seat 1 mucked before Farkye could turn over his hand. Player Tags: Mark Seif, Jason Somerville, Mark Zajdner, Aaron Been, Hevad Khan, Darren Elias View All Live Updates From This Event
Dec 12, '08	2008 Five Diamond World Poker Classic (WPT)	No-Limit Hold'em - Event 12	2	+
Hevad Khan Eliminated in 18th Place ($11,725) Dec 12, '08 The details are scarce, but shortly before the break, Hevad Khan was eliminated by Adam Katz. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Adam Katz View All Live Updates From This Event
Oct 30, '08	2008 Caesars Palace Classic	No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event 17	3	+
Hevad Khan Wins the Caesars Palace Classic ($1,000,000) Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 from the button and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt J92 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran raised all in. Khan thought for a moment and made the call. Their cards: Khan: J6 Kamran: K10 The turn was the 7, giving Kamran more outs. He needed a king, queen or an eight to stay alive, but the river was the 10, giving the pot and the tournament to the BULLDOZER! Khan let out a loud scream and picked up his chair in celebration. A crowd of drunken night clubbers came into chant with the champion as he showed a bit of the old "Rain" Khan after more than a year of self-imposed silence. A video of the celebration will be posted shortly. Meanwhile, Khan took home $1 million, a Breitling watch and the custom Caesars Palace Classic Championship trophy. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Wields the All-In Bet Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called on the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1.6 million. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt 964. Khan bet 1.3 million and and Kamran raised to 3.3 million. Khan moved all in and Kamran went into the tank. He eventually mucked and Khan took a two-to-one lead after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Even Stevens Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big bind. The flop was dealt KQ6 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the turn and both players checked. The 10 fell on the river and both players checked again. Kamran showed down Q8 and Khan mucked. Kamran held 15 million after the hand and things were almost back to even. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran All In for Nothing Oct 30, '08 On a flop of 972 Hevad Khan bet 750,000 and Michael Kamran raised. Khan then moved all in and they turned up their hands. But...both players held 9-7 and the turn and river changed nothing. Chop it up. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Hevad Khan Doubles Up Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran reraised to 2.8 million. Khan reraised all in for 6.55 million more and Kamran made the call. Their cards: Khan: JJ Kamran: A10 Board: Q108K9 Khan doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 17.9 million. After a solid year of acting very subdued in his celebarating in an attempt to break the public image of him over-celebrating at the 2006 WSOP, Khan allows himself a momentary respite. "This is my night," yelled Khan after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Still Fighting Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called in the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt 1098 and Khan bet 1 million. Kamran made the call and the turn came Q. Both players checked and the 2 fell on the river. Khan bet 2 million and Kamran mucked. Khan was up to 11 million after the hand to Kamran's 20 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran CardPlayer TV: Heads-Up Oct 30, '08 Here is a look at CardPlayer TV's take on the heads-up match: Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Holding On Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt J97 and both players checked. The A was dealt on the turn and Kamran checked. Khan bet 1.2 million and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the river and Kamran checked again. Khan bet 2.7 million and Kamran mucked. The pot took Khan's stack back up to 10.5 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Pulls Away Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt QJJ and Kamran checked. Khan bet 850,000 and Kamran called. The turn was dealt A and both players checked. The river fell 2 and Kamran bet 1.1 million. Khan mucked. and he was down to 9.7 million. A few hands later Khan made the call from the button and Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt AQ2. Khan bet 1 million and Kamran made the call. The 4 on the turn was checked by both players and then the 7 fell on the river. Khan checked, Kamran bet 1 million, and he picked up two million more from Khan when he mucked. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Takes One Down with a Close Call Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 600,000 preflop from the button and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt JJ10 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 675,000 and Kamran made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Kamran bet 1.2 million. Khan made the call and the river fell 2. Kamran checked, Khan bet 2 million, and Kamran made the call. Kamran showed down A5 and he took down the pot when Khan mucked. Kamran now holds 16.5 million to Khan's 14.7 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran View All Live Updates From This Event
Oct 30, '08	2008 Caesars Palace Classic	No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event 17	1	+
Hevad Khan Wins the Caesars Palace Classic ($1,000,000) Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 from the button and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt J92 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran raised all in. Khan thought for a moment and made the call. Their cards: Khan: J6 Kamran: K10 The turn was the 7, giving Kamran more outs. He needed a king, queen or an eight to stay alive, but the river was the 10, giving the pot and the tournament to the BULLDOZER! Khan let out a loud scream and picked up his chair in celebration. A crowd of drunken night clubbers came into chant with the champion as he showed a bit of the old "Rain" Khan after more than a year of self-imposed silence. A video of the celebration will be posted shortly. Meanwhile, Khan took home $1 million, a Breitling watch and the custom Caesars Palace Classic Championship trophy. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Wields the All-In Bet Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called on the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1.6 million. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt 964. Khan bet 1.3 million and and Kamran raised to 3.3 million. Khan moved all in and Kamran went into the tank. He eventually mucked and Khan took a two-to-one lead after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Even Stevens Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big bind. The flop was dealt KQ6 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the turn and both players checked. The 10 fell on the river and both players checked again. Kamran showed down Q8 and Khan mucked. Kamran held 15 million after the hand and things were almost back to even. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran All In for Nothing Oct 30, '08 On a flop of 972 Hevad Khan bet 750,000 and Michael Kamran raised. Khan then moved all in and they turned up their hands. But...both players held 9-7 and the turn and river changed nothing. Chop it up. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Hevad Khan Doubles Up Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran reraised to 2.8 million. Khan reraised all in for 6.55 million more and Kamran made the call. Their cards: Khan: JJ Kamran: A10 Board: Q108K9 Khan doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 17.9 million. After a solid year of acting very subdued in his celebarating in an attempt to break the public image of him over-celebrating at the 2006 WSOP, Khan allows himself a momentary respite. "This is my night," yelled Khan after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Still Fighting Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called in the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt 1098 and Khan bet 1 million. Kamran made the call and the turn came Q. Both players checked and the 2 fell on the river. Khan bet 2 million and Kamran mucked. Khan was up to 11 million after the hand to Kamran's 20 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran CardPlayer TV: Heads-Up Oct 30, '08 Here is a look at CardPlayer TV's take on the heads-up match: Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Holding On Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt J97 and both players checked. The A was dealt on the turn and Kamran checked. Khan bet 1.2 million and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the river and Kamran checked again. Khan bet 2.7 million and Kamran mucked. The pot took Khan's stack back up to 10.5 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Pulls Away Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt QJJ and Kamran checked. Khan bet 850,000 and Kamran called. The turn was dealt A and both players checked. The river fell 2 and Kamran bet 1.1 million. Khan mucked. and he was down to 9.7 million. A few hands later Khan made the call from the button and Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt AQ2. Khan bet 1 million and Kamran made the call. The 4 on the turn was checked by both players and then the 7 fell on the river. Khan checked, Kamran bet 1 million, and he picked up two million more from Khan when he mucked. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Takes One Down with a Close Call Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 600,000 preflop from the button and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt JJ10 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 675,000 and Kamran made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Kamran bet 1.2 million. Khan made the call and the river fell 2. Kamran checked, Khan bet 2 million, and Kamran made the call. Kamran showed down A5 and he took down the pot when Khan mucked. Kamran now holds 16.5 million to Khan's 14.7 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran View All Live Updates From This Event
Oct 29, '08	2008 Caesars Palace Classic	No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event 17	2	+
Hevad Khan Wins the Caesars Palace Classic ($1,000,000) Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 from the button and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt J92 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran raised all in. Khan thought for a moment and made the call. Their cards: Khan: J6 Kamran: K10 The turn was the 7, giving Kamran more outs. He needed a king, queen or an eight to stay alive, but the river was the 10, giving the pot and the tournament to the BULLDOZER! Khan let out a loud scream and picked up his chair in celebration. A crowd of drunken night clubbers came into chant with the champion as he showed a bit of the old "Rain" Khan after more than a year of self-imposed silence. A video of the celebration will be posted shortly. Meanwhile, Khan took home $1 million, a Breitling watch and the custom Caesars Palace Classic Championship trophy. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Wields the All-In Bet Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called on the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1.6 million. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt 964. Khan bet 1.3 million and and Kamran raised to 3.3 million. Khan moved all in and Kamran went into the tank. He eventually mucked and Khan took a two-to-one lead after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Even Stevens Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big bind. The flop was dealt KQ6 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 900,000 and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the turn and both players checked. The 10 fell on the river and both players checked again. Kamran showed down Q8 and Khan mucked. Kamran held 15 million after the hand and things were almost back to even. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran All In for Nothing Oct 30, '08 On a flop of 972 Hevad Khan bet 750,000 and Michael Kamran raised. Khan then moved all in and they turned up their hands. But...both players held 9-7 and the turn and river changed nothing. Chop it up. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Hevad Khan Doubles Up Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran reraised to 2.8 million. Khan reraised all in for 6.55 million more and Kamran made the call. Their cards: Khan: JJ Kamran: A10 Board: Q108K9 Khan doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 17.9 million. After a solid year of acting very subdued in his celebarating in an attempt to break the public image of him over-celebrating at the 2006 WSOP, Khan allows himself a momentary respite. "This is my night," yelled Khan after the hand. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Still Fighting Oct 30, '08 Michael Kamran called in the small blind and Hevad Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt 1098 and Khan bet 1 million. Kamran made the call and the turn came Q. Both players checked and the 2 fell on the river. Khan bet 2 million and Kamran mucked. Khan was up to 11 million after the hand to Kamran's 20 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran CardPlayer TV: Heads-Up Oct 30, '08 Here is a look at CardPlayer TV's take on the heads-up match: Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Khan Holding On Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 preflop and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt J97 and both players checked. The A was dealt on the turn and Kamran checked. Khan bet 1.2 million and Kamran made the call. The 6 fell on the river and Kamran checked again. Khan bet 2.7 million and Kamran mucked. The pot took Khan's stack back up to 10.5 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Pulls Away Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 800,000 and Michael Kamran made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt QJJ and Kamran checked. Khan bet 850,000 and Kamran called. The turn was dealt A and both players checked. The river fell 2 and Kamran bet 1.1 million. Khan mucked. and he was down to 9.7 million. A few hands later Khan made the call from the button and Khan raised to 1 million preflop. Kamran made the call and the flop was dealt AQ2. Khan bet 1 million and Kamran made the call. The 4 on the turn was checked by both players and then the 7 fell on the river. Khan checked, Kamran bet 1 million, and he picked up two million more from Khan when he mucked. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran Kamran Takes One Down with a Close Call Oct 30, '08 Hevad Khan raised to 600,000 preflop from the button and Michael Kamran made the call. The flop was dealt JJ10 and Kamran checked. Khan bet 675,000 and Kamran made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Kamran bet 1.2 million. Khan made the call and the river fell 2. Kamran checked, Khan bet 2 million, and Kamran made the call. Kamran showed down A5 and he took down the pot when Khan mucked. Kamran now holds 16.5 million to Khan's 14.7 million. Player Tags: Hevad Khan, Michael Kamran View All Live Updates From This Event
Jul 12, '08	2008 Bellagio Cup IV (WPT)	No-Limit Hold'em WPT Championship Event	2	+
Hevad Khan Makes It Rain On Mark Teltscher Jul 12, '08 We picked up the action on the turn, with a board reading KQJ10. Hevad Khan bets and Mark Teltscher thinks for a long while before making the call. The river is the 2 and Khan splashes in a bet of just under 15,000. Teltscher responds at the weird bet by saying, "I just don't believe you." After deliberating for another couple of minutes, Teltscher throws in his chips and sees the bad news. Khan rolls over 98 for the straight flush, and Teltscher says, "Oh, is that all? Nice bet on the river." Khan thanks him and quietly stacks his chips up to around the 55,000 mark. Teltscher is left looking at the void of chips in front of him. Player Tags: Mark Teltscher, Hevad Khan View All Live Updates From This Event