, then bet 6,000. His opponent called. When the river fell 
, Bold checked. His opponent fired out 7,000, drawing a disappointed humming sound from Bold. He elected to fold, showing the 
, then was incensed as his opponent turned over 
.
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
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, then bet 6,000. His opponent called. When the river fell , Bold checked. His opponent fired out 7,000, drawing a disappointed humming sound from Bold. He elected to fold, showing the , then was incensed as his opponent turned over .
Recently he took down a good pot without showing his cards.
Preflop, Shinzaki opened to 1,000 and his opponent popped it up to 2,800. Shinzaki made the call and the players took a
flop. Shinzaki check-called a 4,100 chip bet from his opponent on the flop and they both checked the 
turn.On the
river Shinzaki moved all in and his opponent tanked for a good while before folding. Shinzaki flashed a cheeky smile as he mucked his winner.He's up to 45,000.
. He had flopped a small flush, 
, and that hand held up against his opponent's three aces when the board blanked, 
.
He sheepishly put in his last chips and turned over
, and looked shocked when he saw that Jin isolated him with just .Jin then flopped the nut flush with a
flop and left his opponent virtually heading for the rail already. The 
turn put the hand beyond doubt, with the river completing things.Jin moves up to 70,000.
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needing to outflip the Australian's .The flop came
leaving Bold in a tough spot, but the turn 
and river bailed him out.Bold doubles through to about 30,000 chips. Krautschneider drops to 55,000.
, then said "alright" and shipped in his last 15,000 after his opponent moved all in. It was a good cold on Inkhbaatar's part; his 
, top pair with the second-nut flush draw, was in great shape against his opponent's middle pair, 
. The board bricked out and 
to double up Inkhbaatar to more than 40,000 in chips.
Scott opened a recent pot to 1,000 from under the gun and was called only by Coates from the big blind. Coates check-called another bet of 700 on a
flop, then check-folded to a 2,300-chip bet when the turn popped off 
.
Fan's table remains intact for the moment, however. He opened a recent pot to 1,000 and was called by the big blind. That player led into Fan for 1,200 on a dry flop,
. Fan called. His opponent bet another 1,200 on the 
turn, then quickly folded to a raise to 3,000 from Fan.
