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Ran Azor

Hometown: Tel Aviv

Country of Origin: Israel

Ran Azor

Lifetime Winnings
Career Titles
Career Cashes
2009 POY Rank

$1,595,098
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4
54 (2310 points)

Ran Azor - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Apr 25, '09	2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic	WPT Championship - Event 16	8	+
Ran Azor Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,446,265) Apr 25, '09 On the very first hand back from the break, Ran Azor raised to 800,000 and Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in. Azor quickly called with Q 10 and Timoshenko showed a superior A 3. The flop rolled out Q J 7 and the audience groaned, knowing Azor was now a favorite to double up. The turn was the K, giving Timoshenko some outs to the straight. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko hit his Broadway straight on the river, taking down the pot and the tournament. Azor finished in second place and earned $1,446,265. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Takes Some Back Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised to 600,000 and Ran Azor called. Both players checked a board of K 10 3 5 and then Azor bet 425,000. Timoshenko called and the river was the 10. Azor checked and Timoshenko bet 1.5 million. Azor made the call and Timoshenko showed 10-2 for trips to take the pot. Timoshenko moved up to 28,700,000 while Azor dropped to 5,125,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Through Yevgeniy Timoshenko Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in and Ran Azor immediately called, waking up with pocket kings. Timoshenko showed pocket deuces, but they failed to hit, doubling up Azor to 5,950,000. Timoshenko still has 27,875,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Wins Biggest Pot of Heads Up Play Apr 25, '09 Ran Azor raised to 650,000 on the button and Yevgeniy Timoshenko made the call. The flop came 10 7 4 and Azor bet 700,000. Timoshenko raised to 2.1 million and Azor called. The turn was the K and both players checked. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko checked. Azor bet 1.6 million and Timoshenko put in a raise to 7 million. Azor folded and Timoshenko took down the huge pot, opening up his chip lead to 26,525. Azor is now down to about 7 million. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Christian Harder Eliminated in 4th Place ($571,965) Bertrand Grospellier Eliminated in 3rd Place ($776,245) Apr 25, '09 Christian Harder moved all in from the button for 1.9 million and Ran Azor called from the small blind. Bertrand Grospellier moved all in over the top from the big blind for 2,790,000 and Azor called that as well. Grospellier showed the best hand with A J, Harder had the next best hand with A 8 and Azor showed the worst hand with A 7. The board came K 7 3 Q 2, however, and Azor's pair of sevens eliminated both Harder and Grospellier. Harder finished in fourth place and earned $571,965 because he had the shorter stack. Grospellier finished in third place and earned $776,245. There will now be a short break for the money presentation. Player Tags: Bertrand Grospellier, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Eugene Katchalov Eliminated in 9th Place ($130,735) Apr 24, '09 Eugene Katchalov moved all in for 1,185,000 and Ran Azor called from the cutoff for A K. Katchalov showed J 7 and needed help to survive. The flop came Q 10 5, killing Katchavlov's outs to a pair of jacks. The turn was the J and Azor made a Broadway straight. The inconsequential river was the 3 and Azor increased his stack to 3,550,000. Katchalov earned $130,735 for his ninth place finish. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Ran Azor Does He Know Who Charder30 Is? Apr 24, '09 Christian Harder raised in middle positioin to 225,000 and Ran Azor reraised to 675,000. Harder moved all in, having Azor remaining 2.5 million covered. Azor tanked for a few minutes and then folded pocket kings face up, stunning the rest of the table. Player Tags: Christian Harder, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Shannon Shorr raised to 220,000 from the cutoff and Christian Harder called from the small blind. Ran Azor moved all in from the big blind to 1,325,000. Shorr then moved all in over the top of Azor and Harder mucked. The final two players then flipped up their cards: Shorr: KK Azor: AJ Board: 10829Q Azor doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 3.1 million. Shorr was down to 3 million after the hand. Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Bruno Fitoussi Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Bruno Fitoussi raised under the gun to 225,000 and Ran Azor made the call on the button. The flop fell A105 and both players checked. The turn fell 4 and Fitoussi checked. Azor bet 450,000 and Fitoussi reraised all in for 1,195,000. Azor made the call and turned up pocket fours. Fitoussi flipped up pocket aces and he won the pot after the 9 fell on the river. Fitoussi won the hand to double up and he now holds 3,060,000. Azor fell down to 1.4 million. Player Tags: Bruno Fitoussi, Ran Azor Andy Miller Eliminated in 22nd Place ($49,025) Apr 23, '09 Andy Miller had quite the first level of the day, but it ended up being his last level of the tournament. Miller doubled up Ran Azor and was left with less than eight big blinds. He got the rest of his stack in with 10 2 against Shannon Shorr's A J. The board offered no help to Miller and he was eliminated in 22nd place, earning $49,025. Player Tags: Andy Miller, Shannon Shorr, Ran Azor View All Live Updates From This Event
Apr 24, '09	2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic	WPT Championship - Event 16	7	+
Ran Azor Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,446,265) Apr 25, '09 On the very first hand back from the break, Ran Azor raised to 800,000 and Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in. Azor quickly called with Q 10 and Timoshenko showed a superior A 3. The flop rolled out Q J 7 and the audience groaned, knowing Azor was now a favorite to double up. The turn was the K, giving Timoshenko some outs to the straight. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko hit his Broadway straight on the river, taking down the pot and the tournament. Azor finished in second place and earned $1,446,265. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Takes Some Back Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised to 600,000 and Ran Azor called. Both players checked a board of K 10 3 5 and then Azor bet 425,000. Timoshenko called and the river was the 10. Azor checked and Timoshenko bet 1.5 million. Azor made the call and Timoshenko showed 10-2 for trips to take the pot. Timoshenko moved up to 28,700,000 while Azor dropped to 5,125,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Through Yevgeniy Timoshenko Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in and Ran Azor immediately called, waking up with pocket kings. Timoshenko showed pocket deuces, but they failed to hit, doubling up Azor to 5,950,000. Timoshenko still has 27,875,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Wins Biggest Pot of Heads Up Play Apr 25, '09 Ran Azor raised to 650,000 on the button and Yevgeniy Timoshenko made the call. The flop came 10 7 4 and Azor bet 700,000. Timoshenko raised to 2.1 million and Azor called. The turn was the K and both players checked. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko checked. Azor bet 1.6 million and Timoshenko put in a raise to 7 million. Azor folded and Timoshenko took down the huge pot, opening up his chip lead to 26,525. Azor is now down to about 7 million. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Christian Harder Eliminated in 4th Place ($571,965) Bertrand Grospellier Eliminated in 3rd Place ($776,245) Apr 25, '09 Christian Harder moved all in from the button for 1.9 million and Ran Azor called from the small blind. Bertrand Grospellier moved all in over the top from the big blind for 2,790,000 and Azor called that as well. Grospellier showed the best hand with A J, Harder had the next best hand with A 8 and Azor showed the worst hand with A 7. The board came K 7 3 Q 2, however, and Azor's pair of sevens eliminated both Harder and Grospellier. Harder finished in fourth place and earned $571,965 because he had the shorter stack. Grospellier finished in third place and earned $776,245. There will now be a short break for the money presentation. Player Tags: Bertrand Grospellier, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Eugene Katchalov Eliminated in 9th Place ($130,735) Apr 24, '09 Eugene Katchalov moved all in for 1,185,000 and Ran Azor called from the cutoff for A K. Katchalov showed J 7 and needed help to survive. The flop came Q 10 5, killing Katchavlov's outs to a pair of jacks. The turn was the J and Azor made a Broadway straight. The inconsequential river was the 3 and Azor increased his stack to 3,550,000. Katchalov earned $130,735 for his ninth place finish. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Ran Azor Does He Know Who Charder30 Is? Apr 24, '09 Christian Harder raised in middle positioin to 225,000 and Ran Azor reraised to 675,000. Harder moved all in, having Azor remaining 2.5 million covered. Azor tanked for a few minutes and then folded pocket kings face up, stunning the rest of the table. Player Tags: Christian Harder, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Shannon Shorr raised to 220,000 from the cutoff and Christian Harder called from the small blind. Ran Azor moved all in from the big blind to 1,325,000. Shorr then moved all in over the top of Azor and Harder mucked. The final two players then flipped up their cards: Shorr: KK Azor: AJ Board: 10829Q Azor doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 3.1 million. Shorr was down to 3 million after the hand. Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Bruno Fitoussi Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Bruno Fitoussi raised under the gun to 225,000 and Ran Azor made the call on the button. The flop fell A105 and both players checked. The turn fell 4 and Fitoussi checked. Azor bet 450,000 and Fitoussi reraised all in for 1,195,000. Azor made the call and turned up pocket fours. Fitoussi flipped up pocket aces and he won the pot after the 9 fell on the river. Fitoussi won the hand to double up and he now holds 3,060,000. Azor fell down to 1.4 million. Player Tags: Bruno Fitoussi, Ran Azor Andy Miller Eliminated in 22nd Place ($49,025) Apr 23, '09 Andy Miller had quite the first level of the day, but it ended up being his last level of the tournament. Miller doubled up Ran Azor and was left with less than eight big blinds. He got the rest of his stack in with 10 2 against Shannon Shorr's A J. The board offered no help to Miller and he was eliminated in 22nd place, earning $49,025. Player Tags: Andy Miller, Shannon Shorr, Ran Azor View All Live Updates From This Event
Apr 23, '09	2009 Five-Star World Poker Classic	WPT Championship - Event 16	6	+
Ran Azor Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,446,265) Apr 25, '09 On the very first hand back from the break, Ran Azor raised to 800,000 and Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in. Azor quickly called with Q 10 and Timoshenko showed a superior A 3. The flop rolled out Q J 7 and the audience groaned, knowing Azor was now a favorite to double up. The turn was the K, giving Timoshenko some outs to the straight. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko hit his Broadway straight on the river, taking down the pot and the tournament. Azor finished in second place and earned $1,446,265. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Takes Some Back Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised to 600,000 and Ran Azor called. Both players checked a board of K 10 3 5 and then Azor bet 425,000. Timoshenko called and the river was the 10. Azor checked and Timoshenko bet 1.5 million. Azor made the call and Timoshenko showed 10-2 for trips to take the pot. Timoshenko moved up to 28,700,000 while Azor dropped to 5,125,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Through Yevgeniy Timoshenko Apr 25, '09 Yevgeniy Timoshenko moved all in and Ran Azor immediately called, waking up with pocket kings. Timoshenko showed pocket deuces, but they failed to hit, doubling up Azor to 5,950,000. Timoshenko still has 27,875,000. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Timoshenko Wins Biggest Pot of Heads Up Play Apr 25, '09 Ran Azor raised to 650,000 on the button and Yevgeniy Timoshenko made the call. The flop came 10 7 4 and Azor bet 700,000. Timoshenko raised to 2.1 million and Azor called. The turn was the K and both players checked. The river was the 10 and Timoshenko checked. Azor bet 1.6 million and Timoshenko put in a raise to 7 million. Azor folded and Timoshenko took down the huge pot, opening up his chip lead to 26,525. Azor is now down to about 7 million. Player Tags: Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Ran Azor Christian Harder Eliminated in 4th Place ($571,965) Bertrand Grospellier Eliminated in 3rd Place ($776,245) Apr 25, '09 Christian Harder moved all in from the button for 1.9 million and Ran Azor called from the small blind. Bertrand Grospellier moved all in over the top from the big blind for 2,790,000 and Azor called that as well. Grospellier showed the best hand with A J, Harder had the next best hand with A 8 and Azor showed the worst hand with A 7. The board came K 7 3 Q 2, however, and Azor's pair of sevens eliminated both Harder and Grospellier. Harder finished in fourth place and earned $571,965 because he had the shorter stack. Grospellier finished in third place and earned $776,245. There will now be a short break for the money presentation. Player Tags: Bertrand Grospellier, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Eugene Katchalov Eliminated in 9th Place ($130,735) Apr 24, '09 Eugene Katchalov moved all in for 1,185,000 and Ran Azor called from the cutoff for A K. Katchalov showed J 7 and needed help to survive. The flop came Q 10 5, killing Katchavlov's outs to a pair of jacks. The turn was the J and Azor made a Broadway straight. The inconsequential river was the 3 and Azor increased his stack to 3,550,000. Katchalov earned $130,735 for his ninth place finish. Player Tags: Eugene Katchalov, Ran Azor Does He Know Who Charder30 Is? Apr 24, '09 Christian Harder raised in middle positioin to 225,000 and Ran Azor reraised to 675,000. Harder moved all in, having Azor remaining 2.5 million covered. Azor tanked for a few minutes and then folded pocket kings face up, stunning the rest of the table. Player Tags: Christian Harder, Ran Azor Ran Azor Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Shannon Shorr raised to 220,000 from the cutoff and Christian Harder called from the small blind. Ran Azor moved all in from the big blind to 1,325,000. Shorr then moved all in over the top of Azor and Harder mucked. The final two players then flipped up their cards: Shorr: KK Azor: AJ Board: 10829Q Azor doubled up on the hand to survive and he now holds 3.1 million. Shorr was down to 3 million after the hand. Player Tags: Shannon Shorr, Christian Harder, Ran Azor Bruno Fitoussi Doubles Up Apr 24, '09 Bruno Fitoussi raised under the gun to 225,000 and Ran Azor made the call on the button. The flop fell A105 and both players checked. The turn fell 4 and Fitoussi checked. Azor bet 450,000 and Fitoussi reraised all in for 1,195,000. Azor made the call and turned up pocket fours. Fitoussi flipped up pocket aces and he won the pot after the 9 fell on the river. Fitoussi won the hand to double up and he now holds 3,060,000. Azor fell down to 1.4 million. Player Tags: Bruno Fitoussi, Ran Azor Andy Miller Eliminated in 22nd Place ($49,025) Apr 23, '09 Andy Miller had quite the first level of the day, but it ended up being his last level of the tournament. Miller doubled up Ran Azor and was left with less than eight big blinds. He got the rest of his stack in with 10 2 against Shannon Shorr's A J. The board offered no help to Miller and he was eliminated in 22nd place, earning $49,025. Player Tags: Andy Miller, Shannon Shorr, Ran Azor View All Live Updates From This Event

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