Break Time
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The remaining four players are on their second break of the day.
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2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
APPT Cebu Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
Buy-in
$2,000
Entries
319
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Slow Into the Break
If the players are taking flops they are checking them down the vast majority of the time.
Recently, David Hilton opened to 81,000 and Dong-bin Han called from the small blind.
They took checked the
flop and the 
turn. On the 
river Han bet out 235,000 and took it down.
Somyung Claws Up the Counts
. Somyun called with top pair 
, handily beating Han's pair of queens, 
.
Somyung and Hilton Checkdown
They checked down the
board and Somyung rolled over 
, only to be trumped by Hilton's 
.
Hilton Hits Back At Han
The flop came
and both players checked to the turn . Hilton took it down right there with a 75,000 chip bet.
Big Pot for Hilton
, Somyung made a big bet of 250,000. Hilton silently called, sliding two stacks of yellow chips and two orange chips over the betting line. Both players checked the 
river, with Hilton showing down 
to take the pot.
Han Halts Hilton
flop.Both players checked and the turn was the
. This time Han bet 104,000 and Hilton called. The river was the and Han bet 290,000. This sent Hilton into the tank and after a while he squeezed his cards, and then pitched them into the muck.
Dong-bin Han Rivers a Chop
. He found himself dominated by Clark's 
. But the Korean has been running good this week, so no surprise that the board ran out 
to give each player the same full house, fives full of tens, and a chopped pot.
Terry Fan Eliminated in 5th Place ($29,000)
Han:
Fan:
Fan was going to need some help, and the
flop was not it. Nor was the turn."One time dealer," said Fan hoping to hit his set on the river. It wasn't to be, the
completed the board and sent Fan out in fifth place.
Hilton Plays Aces Slowly
flop. On the turn Hilton led out for 76,000. Han raised 101,000 more on top of that, with Hilton quickly calling. He then checked the river and called a bet of 129,000. Han showed down for a rivered pair of kings, but lost the pot to Hilton's very surprising !