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APPT Seoul Main Event
Day 1 Completed
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
APPT Seoul Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,870
Total Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 165
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Today's abbreviated day saw around half the field exit as we expect approximately 80 players to return for Day 2 tomorrow.
Many of the big name professionals will be happy with their day at the office with the likes of David Saab, Celina Lin, Eddie Sabat, Bertrand 'ElkY' Grospellier, Dan Schreiber, Van Marcus and Ivan Tan all making it through the day.
Larry Pashak was amongst the leaders all day, with Hidenari Shiono making a late surge but they will all be chasing our likely overnight chip leader Jan Van Dyk who bagged up around 55,000 chips. We'll have the updated chip counts for all players for you shortly.
Please join us again tomorrow from the Walker Hill Casino here in Seoul, South Korea, as the survivors will probably have a long day in front of them as they play down to a final table of nine players. Our coverage recommences at 1 p.m. tomorrow and we look forward to your company once again!
"Have you even looked at your cards yet?" asked a very observant David Saab. Raymer put the chips back and squeezed his cards.
"Now I have, and I still raise," said Raymer. He moved all in for a total of about 9,000 and Saab snap-called.
Saab:
Raymer:
"I knew you'd try to make a move on the last hand of the night," said a giggling Saab. He made top pair on a flop of
but Raymer had outs to improve. He missed all of them as the turn was the 
and the river was the 
. Raymer will not be coming back tomorrow.
and made a quick call. He found himself up against 
in a huge race on the final hand of the day.Tan called for "no ace, no king!" but the board landed
giving his opponent the bigger pair and a double up. Tan will end the day ruing a missed opportunity to be amongst the chip leader as instead he bags up only around 10,000 worth of chips.
Eddie Sabat fired out a bet of 1,500 and found one caller. The turn brought the and was quickly checked through as the river landed the 
. Sabat checked to his opponent who bet out 4,000 into the pot.Sabat switched off his iPod, studied his opponent, cut down his chips and made the call. His opponent flipped
for trips which was good to collect the pot. Sabat is back down to about 16,000 chips.
Schreiber:
Marcus:
The window was enough to sink Marcus as the board fell
to give Schreiber the double up to around 16,000. Marcus is back to about 14,000.The original raisor sighed saying that he folded
, to which Marcus quipped "Well if you call, I fold!"
flop for 1,800, but his opponent quickly shoved all in over the top for about 8,500. Khan tanked and reasoned himself into a call with 
. It was a good one; his opponent showed 
. When the hit the turn, Khan was in great shape but he lost the hand when the hit the river.That left Khan with about 3,000 chips, which he shoved all in from the small blind a few hands later. The big blind asked for a count before calling with
. Khan showed and picked up a big flop, 
. Unfortunately for him it never got any better than that. The turn 
and the river 
sent him to dinner about a half-hour early.
and looked in trouble against an opponent who held . However the board of 
gave Schreiber a rivered pair to double up and stay alive.
flop. When the turn fell , the small blind bet 2,000 into a roughly 5,000-chip pot. Lin tanked for over a minute before making the call. The cutoff player quickly called as well. On the river 
, the small blind moved in, prompting folds from both of his opponents."If I shove the turn, do you fold?" Lin asked the small blind.
