Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
APPT Cebu Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Entries
319
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 319
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. Tazelaar called.The river was the
. Shinzaki moved all in, a bet effectively equal to Tazelaar's remaining 24,075 chips. Tazelaar tanked for two minutes, holding his head in his hands, before calling."You win," said Shinzaki. Tazelaar waited for Shinzaki to open his hand. Finally (and reluctantly) Shinzaki showed a total airball,
. Tazelaar collected the pot with two pair, kings and nines 
. He moved to about 60,000 in chips while Shinzaki si down to 12,000.
Players are on the last break of the day, and Lynn caught up with 2009 ANZPT Adelaide Champion Karl Krautschneider:
The
flop, had been preceded by some heavy action preflop. The flop was no different with Badansuren firing out a bet of about 8,000, the other player folding, before Fan moved all in covering Badansuren. Badansuren made the call for the last of his 23,000 chips and opened 
to be in front of Fan's 
.That was until the dealer turned the
much to the disgust of the table, who let out a collective groan.The river
was not able to get Badansuren out in front and he hits the rail.
I had a chat with Van Marcus today on the first break to see how it feels to return to a tournament he already owns a title for...
, saying "I just don't believe you," as he opened 
. Not believing Bold was a bad idea, as Bold showed for top full house.The very next hand, Bold bet 3,000 on a board of
. His lone opponent check-raised to 12,000 and warned Bold, "I have a lot of chips." Bold called anyway, then moved in on the turn. His opponent quickly called with , a set of fives; Bold had top two pair 
and was drawing slim but live. He pounded the table, then jumped out of his seat and shouted in triumph when the river repeated 
to give both players a full house, but Bold the biggest full house.After those hands, Bold is up to 110,000.
Preflop, Wu's opponent made a raise and the PokerStars Asia Pro made the call from the blinds taking a
flop. On the flop Wu checked-called a bet from his opponent and they moved to the turn 
.On the turn Wu led out and the opponent moved all in for around 13,000 and Wu snap called tabling
to be well in control of the hand against his opponent's 
.The river
blanked off shipping virtually a double up to Wu. He sits on 44,000.
a player in middle position fired out 2,500 and Jo Ker flat called.They moved to the turn
where the opponent fired out 4,500. Ker moved over the top all in for another 12,000 and the opponent went into the tank before making the call.Ker:
Opponent:
Kerr looked in trouble till the dealer burned and then turned the
on the river."I sucked out one time" said Ker, almost embarassed.
He moves up to 42,000.
. His opponent, Kenny Shih, tanked for more than a minute before calling."You have queens?" Kim asked. "I put you on queens." Sure enough, Shih turned over
. Kim showed , drawing an exasperated sigh from Shih. The board ran out and 
, no help for Shih. He had to pay off the double-up to Kim.Kim is up to about 35,000 in chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
