Sabat Stumbles
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Sabat held pocket tens for the advantage over his opponent's
however the 
on the flop was enough to ship the pot to his opponent. Sabat is down to 17,000.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
APPT Seoul Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
Buy-in
$2,870
Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Sabat held pocket tens for the advantage over his opponent's
however the on the flop was enough to ship the pot to his opponent. Sabat is down to 17,000.
Khan Doubles
. He was up against Khan's 
and couldn't deliver the bad beat when the board came 
to make two pair, aces and eights, for Khan. He doubled to about 12,000, while Van Dyk simultaneously dropped to 45,000.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Play Resumes
Break Time
Gardiner Doubles
as his opponent made the call with 
.The flop came
and although Gardiner spiked a set, his opponent still had outs with a straight draw. The turn was the 
and river the 
and Gardiner clapped his hands in delight as he doubled up to around 13,000.
Another Player Falls to Kim
against her opponent's pocket jacks. The flop was 
."No ace, no king, no jack, no diamond!" the all-in player pleaded. He was rewarded with the
on the turn. He repeated his chant, but the river was "the prettiest card in the deck", the . That made a pair of aces for Kim and sent her opponent to the rail.Kim now has about 27,000 chips.
ElkY Makes Seoul Read
where David Saab had checked to Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier who fired out a bet of 1,750. Saab then check-raised to 4,000 and "ElkY" made the call.The river was the
and Saab fired out 6,000. "ElkY" deliberated and made the call. Saab tapped the table to acknowledge that he was beat as "ElkY" tabled merely 
for bottom pair to collect the pot!"ElkY" now becomes our tournament chip leader as Saab slips down to around 10,000 chips.
Tan Doesn't Have a Set
. His lone opponent check-raised him to 4,100. Tan tanked for about a minute, asking to see how much his opponent had behind, before folding."I can't beat a set of sixes," said Tan.
"But when you do play," responded Hevad Khan, "you'll have a bigger set."
Khan was referencing an earlier discussion the two had, in which Tan remarked he had already flopped two sets today: the bigger set in a set-over-set situation, and a set against Khan himself. At the time, Khan had joked that Tan only plays if he has a set.
Andrew Scott Eliminated
