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2008 PokerStars.net APPT Manila
APPT Manila Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Manila
Buy-in
$2,080
Entries
285
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
10,000
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Huntly Steaming
Japanese player Norihito Suzuki committed his last chips into the middle against Australian Dennis Huntly.Huntly gave the decision a little thought before making the call. He tabled
for top two pair and was happy to see Suzuki reveal 
."He still has lots of outs!" commented one player at the table, and he was right, as the
peeled off on the river to give Suzuki a flush and the pot."How much is it?" Huntly asked the dealer, with another player chirping "It's 1,675".
"I wasn't asking you!" snapped a disgruntled Huntly, "You're not the umpire here!" The dealer confirmed it was indeed 1,675 and Huntly paid off his opponent to slip back to under 10,000 chips. Immediately after the hand the table broke and players dispersed to find new homes, which was probably good timing for a steaming Huntly.
Lee Rolling
, she managed to get all in holding 
against an opponent who showed pocket sixes. When the turn fell , Lee made an unbeatable full house. She now has about 16,000 chips and is happily chatting with Celina Lin, seated to her immediate left. Lin has about 15,000 chips.
Kaselias Wins Big Pot, Eventually
.Kaselias led out for 5,000 and his opponent thought for a long time before cutting out ten purple 500-denomination chips and making the call.
The turn was the
and this time Kaselias deliberated, and after a few minutes of thought he decided to commit his last 7,500 chips into the pot. This sent his opponent into the tank for a long time. So much so, that he was worried that someone had called the clock on him. No one had, but after another few minutes of thought, Kaselias had seen enough and called time. In a hand that extended close to ten minutes, his opponent eventually gave it up and the PokerNews Cup Champion collected a healthy pot to climb to 18,000.
Waki Crippled
holding unimproved ace-queen against James Obst's unimproved king-queen. Obst promptly spiked a king on the turn; Waki couldn't complete the re-suckout on the river. That hand made Obst one of the chip leaders of the tournament with 32,000 and crippled Waki to just 1,800.
Official Numbers
The players have produced a prize pool of PHP $26,790,000 (approx. US$542,856) with the top 32 players set to go home with a profit. One lucky player will outlast all others to collect the trophy and a first place prize of PHP $8,037,000 (approx. US$162,856).
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Liu, Lau. Lau, Liu.
, Liu opened the flop action with a bet of 800. She was immediately raised by Phil Lau to 2,500, a raise that folded all other players in the hand. Liu called, then moved in on the 
turn for the rest of her stack, 4,375 in total. Lau quickly called and table an open-ended straight flush draw, 
. Liu showed 
for top pair and a gutshot draw, taking away one of Lau's heart outs and killing a few of his straight outs. That didn't matter; the river came 
to make a straight for Lau and bounce Liu from the tournament.
Lee Doesn't Straighten Out
Waki Makes Nice Comeback
and the race was on.The board landed in Waki's favour as it ran out
giving him two pair and a nice double up to about 12,000 chips.