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to his side of the table but folded when Honeybone bet 450 on a flop of 
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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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to his side of the table but folded when Honeybone bet 450 on a flop of .
flop, but saw Saab move all in from the button for about 6,000 chips. Liu took her time counting out the chips before splashing them into the middle."I'm on a straight draw," Saab informed her as he turned over
. Liu nodded and showed him 
. The turn promptly filled Saab's draw, coming 
. Liu could not return the favor on the river, missing it with the 
.As a result of the hand, Saab moved up to about 17,000 in chips and Liu dropped to 3,800.
, the pot was already sizable when the player in seat one pushed all of his chips into the middle, forcing 2008 APPT Macau champion Eddie Sabat to a huge decision for most of his chips.Sabat went into the tank saying "Have you got a straight?". His opponent was motionless or perhaps wasn't proficient in English, but Sabat plonked his chips into the middle to make the call anyway.
The player in seat one flipped
but Sabat had the goods with 
for a set of eights. The turn was the 
and river the and Sabat eliminates his opponent to jump up to 28,000 chips."Was that a slowroll?" Sabat queried the table as he raked in the chips.
"Not really," replied Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, "but if it was against me then it was definitely a slowroll!"
Later on, Saab was at it again against a different opponent. With position, he called a raise to 150 preflop. The flop came down
and Saab quickly called when his opponent bet 250. The turn was the and again Saab quickly called a bet of 375. His opponent finally slowed down on the river 
, checking to Saab. Saab carefully picked up his chips, then threw two blue chips (2,000) into the middle.His opponent sighed, removed his sunglasses and took off his headphones. He looked back and forth from the board to Saab, then slammed a stack of chips into the table in disgust. After about a minute, he open-mucked pocket jacks (top set). After the pot was pushed to Saab, he gleefully turned over ace-king. It was another bluff!
"You have to have the heart of a lion," Saab informed his opponent. He now sits behind 7,500 in chips.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
The board read
when Pashak and his two opponents all committed their chips into the middle.Pashak proudly flipped
for a set of nines, to be well in front of the 
for a smaller set and 
for top pair for his opponents.The river landed the
and Pashak sends two to an early exit as he rakes in around 28,000 chips.
and roughly 1,000 in the pot, Huang's opponent bet 500. Huang quickly raised that bet to 1,200 from late position. His opponent didn't give much thought to calling, quickly folding his hand.
. Sabat tanked for about a minute before giving an impish grin and throwing 1,125 chips into the middle. ElkY quickly and wordlessly turned over 
for the nut flush and raked in the pot.
"There we go! There we go. Now we have a hand," said Scott. He was less chatty once the dealer spread a flop of
. After the big blind checked, he checked as well. The button player bet 500."One and one-nineteenth the size of the pot," noted Scott, but that was all he did with the button's bet. The big blind and he both mucked.
