button in Safari
, he was called by Anthony Phillips. Sombero checked the 
river, then disappointedly folded when Phillips moved all in for far more than Sombero's remaining 25,000.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Manila
APPT Manila Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Manila
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,080
Total Entries
285
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 285
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, he was called by Anthony Phillips. Sombero checked the river, then disappointedly folded when Phillips moved all in for far more than Sombero's remaining 25,000.
with all the chips in preflop against Kim's 
.The river brought a sweat but the
board was good to Kaselias as he doubled up."Keep it in Australia Nick!" yelled out Van Marcus from a nearby table, as Kaselias stacked up 45,000 worth of chips.
couldn't overtake Shell's 
on a board of 
.
and was called by pocket nines. Tan turned a heart flush draw on a board of 
, but he missed the river when it fell 
.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
. James Obst bet 10,000 and was called by Ira Blumenthal, who left himself only 3,000 behind. Obst showed , bringing a sigh of disgust from Blumenthal as he mucked 
. One hand later, Blumenthal was out.
and shoved his last 10,000 chips into the middle. Lee Nelson, now with chips to spare, took a shot at eliminating the defending champion with a gambling call holding 
.The flop of
gave Parise two pair but Nelson was happy enough with that flop as it gave him the flush draw. The turn was the to give Nelson additional straight outs for a chop, but the river bricked the as Parise doubled up to nearly 30,000 chips.
. Marcus tabled 
; Daniel Nordstrom, who was just barely all in for more than 50,000, tabled 
."Just hit the one-outer," David Saab instructed Marcus. "It's that easy."
Imagine the roar from the room when Marcus did just that, spiking the
on the river for runner-runner quads to take out Nordstrom.The media had barely dispersed from the table when Marcus was involved in another huge pot, this time with David Saab all in for roughly 40,000. Marcus showed
against Saab's 
. Saab was eliminated on a board of 
."Off my table!" Marcus roared at Saab. "Walk away! On your bike. You want to raise me every time." Marcus would have had a few more things to say, but TD Danny McDonagh told him that was enough.
Saab wished Marcus good luck in the rest of the tournament. Marcus spat back, "I don't need luck." In light of his runner-runner quads, the assembled gallery would probably beg to differ.
As a result of those two hands, Marcus is now the chip leader of the tournament with roughly 150,000 in chips.
