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Hometown: Los Angeles
Country of Origin: United States
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Oct 17, '17 | CPPT V - The Bicycle Casino | $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Quantum CPPT ME $400K GTD | 4 | + |
Ardavan Yazdi Eliminated In 21st Place ($4,990)Oct 17, '17 With a flop of A106 Goswin Siemen bet 100,000 and Ardavan Yazdi moved all-in for 430,000. Siemen made the call with the AJ for top pair and Yazdi showed the KJ for a royal flush draw. The turn brought the 4 and the river the 4, securing the pot for Siemen. Yazdi hit the rail in 21st place, earning $4,990. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi |
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Jul 20, '17 | CPPT V - The Venetian | $5,000 Main Event $2 Million GTD | 4 | + |
James Obst Doubles Through Ardavan YazdiJul 17, '17 James Obst raised from under-the-gun and was three-bet by Ardavan Yazdi in the small blind. Obst moved all in, and Yazdi made the call with AJ. Obst, however, had him dominated with AK. The board ran out Q9710J to pair Yazdi, but it also gave Obst a Broadway straight and the double up to 22,000. Yazdi is now sitting with 12,000. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi, James Obst Ravi Raghavan Scores Double KnockoutJul 20, '17 On a flop of K105, Thu Nguyen was all-in with A3, Ardavan Yazdi was all-in with 87, and Ravi Raghavan had both players covered with 1010 for a set. The turn and river were the 79, and Raghavan picked up the double knockout. He now has 510,000 in chips. Player Tags: Thu Nguyen, Ardavan Yazdi, Ravi Raghavan |
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Jul 17, '17 | CPPT V - The Venetian | $5,000 Main Event $2 Million GTD | 1 | + |
James Obst Doubles Through Ardavan YazdiJul 17, '17 James Obst raised from under-the-gun and was three-bet by Ardavan Yazdi in the small blind. Obst moved all in, and Yazdi made the call with AJ. Obst, however, had him dominated with AK. The board ran out Q9710J to pair Yazdi, but it also gave Obst a Broadway straight and the double up to 22,000. Yazdi is now sitting with 12,000. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi, James Obst Ravi Raghavan Scores Double KnockoutJul 20, '17 On a flop of K105, Thu Nguyen was all-in with A3, Ardavan Yazdi was all-in with 87, and Ravi Raghavan had both players covered with 1010 for a set. The turn and river were the 79, and Raghavan picked up the double knockout. He now has 510,000 in chips. Player Tags: Thu Nguyen, Ardavan Yazdi, Ravi Raghavan |
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Mar 18, '13 | CPPT - Wynn Classic Las Vegas | $5,000 Championship Event | 2 | + |
Yazdi's Queens Best PopeMar 18, '13 David Williams raises to 600 from middle position, Ardavan Yazdi calls from the cutoff and Trevor Pope calls from the button. After a flop of J108 Williams and Yazdi check. Pope bets 900 and Williams folds. Yazdi calls and the two see the Q open on the turn. Both players check again and the river is the 2. Both players check again and Yazdi shows AQ for a pair of Queens. Pope does not reveal his hand. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi, Trevor Pope |
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Oct 31, '10 | 2010 Foxwoods World Poker Finals | WPT Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event | 4 | + |
Ardavan Yazdi Eliminated in 18th Place ($33,016)Oct 31, '10 Ardavan Yazdi got the last of his chips in preflop and Nikolai Yakovenko made the call. Their cards: Yazdi: K-Q Board: J 9 4 J 9 Yazdi was eliminated in 18th place and he will take home $33,016 in prize money. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi Bryan Piccioli Eliminated in 19th Place ($33,016)Oct 31, '10 Ardavan Yazdi rasied to 65,000 preflop from the cutoff and Bryan Piccioli made the all-in call for 46,000. Christopher Bonita reraised all in for 192,000 and Yazdi made the call. All three players then flipped over their cards: Piccioli: 10 10 Board: 9 8 7 4 Q Piccioli was eliminated in 18th place and he will take home $33,016 in prize money. Bonita more than doubled up and Yazdi took a hit down to 156,000. Player Tags: Ardavan Yazdi, Bryan Piccioli Ardavan Yazdi Makes a Nice Call to Double UpOct 31, '10 The board read 8 6 3 5 9 when Keven Stammen declared he was all in from late position. Ardavan Yazdi was then put on a decision for his tournament life. He took his time with making the all-n call for 131,000 and then flipped over 8 8. Stammen sheepishly revealed 10 3 and Yazdi collected the pot to double up. Player Tags: Keven Stammen, Ardavan Yazdi |
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Mar 19, '08 | 2008 Wynn Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event | 4 | + |
Alemu Tesema Doubles Through Ardavan YazdiMar 18, '08 Ardavan Yazdi raised to 17,000 preflop and Alemu Tesema pushed all in for 66,500 total. It folded to Yazdi, who eventually called, showing A J. Tesema turned over pocket kings for the lead. The flop brought a jack and a queen, no help to either, but the turn was an ace to give Yazdi the lead. The river, however, brought a 10 to put Tesema back ahead with a Broadway straight. He doubled up in the hand and how sits with almost 140,000. Player Tags: Alemu Tesema, Ardavan Yazdi Larry Wright Doubles UpMar 18, '08 With a flop of 1053 on the table, Larry Wright bets 30,000, and Ardavan Yazdi raises all in. Wright immediately makes the call and turns up AA. Yazdi shows down A10 and the turn and river fall 2Q. Wright doubles up on the hand and survives.
Player Tags: Larry Wright, Ardavan Yazdi Table 23: Andrew Robl Eliminated in 19th (Money Bubble)Mar 18, '08 On a board of K 4 2 10 A, Ardavan Yazdi bets 50,000 into a pot of about 90,000. Andrew Robl raises all in with barely less than Ardavan. Ardavan quickly calls and shows Q J for a flush-draw turned Broadway straight. Robl mucks and is eliminated in 19th place. Allen Kessler took the liberty of retrieving what he thought was Robl's hand in the muck during the commotion after Robl was eliminated on the money bubble, and Kessler said that he saw pocket fours for what would have been a flopped set.
Player Tags: Andrew Robl, Ardavan Yazdi Ardavan Yazdi Eliminated in 4th Place ($95,855)Mar 19, '08 Chris Moore raises to 55,000 on the button and Ardavan Yazdi moves all in for his last 279,000 in the small blind. Blake Cahail asks for a count and then moves all in from the big blind to isolate. Moore exits the hand and Yazdi sighs as he turned over 33. Cahail shows QQ and the board comes JJ276 and Yazdi is eliminated in fourth place.
Player Tags: Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi, Blake Cahail Larry Wright Eliminated in 6th Place ($53,253)Mar 19, '08 Ardavan Yazdi calls on the button and Larry Wright raises all in for 165,000 on top of the blind from the small blind. Blake Cahail reraises all in over the top of him from the big blind and Yazdi gets out of the way. The two opponents then open up their hands: Cahail: 88
Wright: KQ
Board: A107AA Cahail fades multiple outs for Wright and wins the hand. Wright is eliminated in sixth place, and he will take home $53,253 in prize money.
Player Tags: Larry Wright, Ardavan Yazdi, Blake Cahail No Action For Ricky ChowMar 19, '08 Ricky Chow limps under the gun and Ardavan Yazdi calls on the button. Alemu Tesema completes from the small blind and Larry Wright checks his option. Everyone checks the 55494 board until the river, where Chow bets 46,000. Wright thinks it over for awhile before mucking, and Chow turns over 54 for a flopped full house. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Alemu Tesema, Ardavan Yazdi, Ricky Chow Chip Count UpdateMar 19, '08 The chip counts tabe has been fully updated. Here are the chip counts: Ardavan Yazdi: 572,000
Alemu Tesema: 73,000
Larry Wright: 395,000
Ricky Chow: 547,000
Blake Cahail: 285,000
Jace Markgraf: 590,000
Ryan Young: 325,000
Chris Moore: 1,150,000
The average chip stack is currently 467,500. Player Tags: Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi Ardavan Yazdi Doubles Up Through Ryan YoungMar 19, '08 Ardavan Yazdi is all in with 76 on a flop of 754 against Ryan Young's pocket jacks. The turn and river come 98 and Yazdi hits a straight on the river to double up to 230,000. Young takes another hit to his stack and is hovering at around 390,000.
Player Tags: Ryan Young, Ardavan Yazdi Ryan Young Taking OverMar 19, '08 Ryan Young raises to 26,000 on the button and Chris Moore and Ardavan Yazdi call in the blinds. The flop comes QJ6 and everyone checks. The turn is the 9 and Young bets 125,000 to take it down. Young turns over the 2 as he collects the pot. Player Tags: Ryan Young, Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi |
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Mar 18, '08 | 2008 Wynn Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event | 3 | + |
Alemu Tesema Doubles Through Ardavan YazdiMar 18, '08 Ardavan Yazdi raised to 17,000 preflop and Alemu Tesema pushed all in for 66,500 total. It folded to Yazdi, who eventually called, showing A J. Tesema turned over pocket kings for the lead. The flop brought a jack and a queen, no help to either, but the turn was an ace to give Yazdi the lead. The river, however, brought a 10 to put Tesema back ahead with a Broadway straight. He doubled up in the hand and how sits with almost 140,000. Player Tags: Alemu Tesema, Ardavan Yazdi Larry Wright Doubles UpMar 18, '08 With a flop of 1053 on the table, Larry Wright bets 30,000, and Ardavan Yazdi raises all in. Wright immediately makes the call and turns up AA. Yazdi shows down A10 and the turn and river fall 2Q. Wright doubles up on the hand and survives.
Player Tags: Larry Wright, Ardavan Yazdi Table 23: Andrew Robl Eliminated in 19th (Money Bubble)Mar 18, '08 On a board of K 4 2 10 A, Ardavan Yazdi bets 50,000 into a pot of about 90,000. Andrew Robl raises all in with barely less than Ardavan. Ardavan quickly calls and shows Q J for a flush-draw turned Broadway straight. Robl mucks and is eliminated in 19th place. Allen Kessler took the liberty of retrieving what he thought was Robl's hand in the muck during the commotion after Robl was eliminated on the money bubble, and Kessler said that he saw pocket fours for what would have been a flopped set.
Player Tags: Andrew Robl, Ardavan Yazdi Ardavan Yazdi Eliminated in 4th Place ($95,855)Mar 19, '08 Chris Moore raises to 55,000 on the button and Ardavan Yazdi moves all in for his last 279,000 in the small blind. Blake Cahail asks for a count and then moves all in from the big blind to isolate. Moore exits the hand and Yazdi sighs as he turned over 33. Cahail shows QQ and the board comes JJ276 and Yazdi is eliminated in fourth place.
Player Tags: Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi, Blake Cahail Larry Wright Eliminated in 6th Place ($53,253)Mar 19, '08 Ardavan Yazdi calls on the button and Larry Wright raises all in for 165,000 on top of the blind from the small blind. Blake Cahail reraises all in over the top of him from the big blind and Yazdi gets out of the way. The two opponents then open up their hands: Cahail: 88
Wright: KQ
Board: A107AA Cahail fades multiple outs for Wright and wins the hand. Wright is eliminated in sixth place, and he will take home $53,253 in prize money.
Player Tags: Larry Wright, Ardavan Yazdi, Blake Cahail No Action For Ricky ChowMar 19, '08 Ricky Chow limps under the gun and Ardavan Yazdi calls on the button. Alemu Tesema completes from the small blind and Larry Wright checks his option. Everyone checks the 55494 board until the river, where Chow bets 46,000. Wright thinks it over for awhile before mucking, and Chow turns over 54 for a flopped full house. Player Tags: Larry Wright, Alemu Tesema, Ardavan Yazdi, Ricky Chow Chip Count UpdateMar 19, '08 The chip counts tabe has been fully updated. Here are the chip counts: Ardavan Yazdi: 572,000
Alemu Tesema: 73,000
Larry Wright: 395,000
Ricky Chow: 547,000
Blake Cahail: 285,000
Jace Markgraf: 590,000
Ryan Young: 325,000
Chris Moore: 1,150,000
The average chip stack is currently 467,500. Player Tags: Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi Ardavan Yazdi Doubles Up Through Ryan YoungMar 19, '08 Ardavan Yazdi is all in with 76 on a flop of 754 against Ryan Young's pocket jacks. The turn and river come 98 and Yazdi hits a straight on the river to double up to 230,000. Young takes another hit to his stack and is hovering at around 390,000.
Player Tags: Ryan Young, Ardavan Yazdi Ryan Young Taking OverMar 19, '08 Ryan Young raises to 26,000 on the button and Chris Moore and Ardavan Yazdi call in the blinds. The flop comes QJ6 and everyone checks. The turn is the 9 and Young bets 125,000 to take it down. Young turns over the 2 as he collects the pot. Player Tags: Ryan Young, Chris Moore, Ardavan Yazdi |
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