2007 PokerNews Cup - Australia

Champ Event 4 - $550 No-Limit Holdem (R)

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Champ Event 4 - $550 No-Limit Holdem (R)
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John Caldwell Wins Event #4, Marcel Roosen Eliminated in 2nd Place

John Caldwell-- Event #4 Champion
John Caldwell-- Event #4 Champion
On a flop of {A-Hearts}{K-Clubs}{6-Clubs}, Marcel Roosen moved all in and John Caldwell insta-called, turning over {A-Clubs}{8-Hearts} to Roosen's {3-Clubs}{4-Spades}. The turn was the {5-Hearts}, the river was the {9-Diamonds}, and Caldwell's railbirds erupted in raucous cheers as he took it down. Poker News' own editor-in chief is the champion of Event #4, while Roosen, who won entry to this event via a Poker News freeroll, is our runner-up.

Congratulations to John "Schecky" Caldwell! Always patient, never making a bad move, Caldwell played fantastic poker to take down this title.

John Caldwell Cripples Marcel Roosen

John Caldwell moved all in from the button and Marcel Roosen called. Caldwell slapped {K-Diamonds}{K-Spades} on the table, in great shape against Roosen's {5-Clubs}{5-Spades}. The flop was {J-Diamonds}{6-Spades}{4-Hearts}, the turn was the {8-Clubs}, the river was the {2-Spades}, and Caldwell doubled up, taking a commanding chip lead over Roosen, with 891,000 to Roosen's 136,000.

John Caldwell Doubles Through Marcel Roosen

On the first hand of heads-up play, Marcel Roosen moved all in from the button and John Caldwell called

Roosen {6-Spades}{7-Spades}
Caldwell {J-Spades}{10-Spades}

The flop was {K-Diamonds}{J-Clubs}{5-Diamonds}, the turn was the {Q-Clubs}, the river was the {6-Clubs} and Caldwell doubled up. Both players are now about even in chips with approximately 500,000 each.

Heads-Up

We're now heads-up between Marcel Roosen and John Caldwell.

Chip Counts:

Marcel Roosen 800,000
John Caldwell 240,000

Russell Watkins Eliminated in 3rd Place

John Caldwell raised to 120,000, Marcel Roosen called, and Russell Watkins called all in from the big blind. The flop was {Q-Diamonds}{Q-Clubs}{2-Hearts}. Roosen checked and Caldwell checked behind. The turn was the {3-Hearts} and both players checked again. The river was the {K-Hearts}. Check-check again.

Roosen turned up {K-Spades}{J-Clubs}, Caldwell mucked, Watkins mucked and Roosen took down the pot as Watkins headed to the rail in 3rd place.

Zhi Hong Ma Eliminated in 4th Place

Zhi Hong Ma moved all in from the small blind and Marcel Roosen called.

Ma {A-Spades}{3-Clubs}
Roosen {A-Hearts}{7-Clubs}

The flop was {J-Hearts}{7-Spades}{3-Hearts}, the turn was the {Q-Diamonds}, the river was the {2-Spades} and Ma was eliminated in 4th place.

Level 19 started

Level:
19
Blinds:
30000/60000
Ante:
0

John Caldwell Doubles Through Russell Watkins

Russell Watkins moved all in from the small blind and John Caldwell called from the big blind.

Watkins {A-Diamonds}{3-Spades}
Caldwell {K-Spades}{10-Spades}

The flop was {9-Clubs}{5-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds}, but the {10-Hearts} spiked on the turn and Caldwell took the lead. The river was the {5-Hearts} and Caldwell doubled to 360,000 while Watkins was left with 78,000.

Marcel Roosen Doubles Through John Caldwell

John Caldwell moved all in from the button and Marcel Roosen called from the big blind.

Roosen {A-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}
Caldwell {J-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}

The flop was {Q-Spades}{7-Hearts}{4-Spades}, the turn was the {Q-Hearts}, the river was the {9-Diamonds} and Roosen doubled up to 320,000.

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Events List Tournament

Winner
John Caldwell
Winning Hand
♣A♥8
Prize
43,150
Level Info
Level
19
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
0
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