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: 150/300, 0 ante
Floridian Ben White is a long way from home. But he told PokerNews he fired here on Day 1 a of the APPT Manila Main Event simply because he was in the neighborhood.
So far things are going swimmingly for the American, who finds himself among the early leaders and hasn't really had to show down too many hands.
"Just a lot of medium sized pots without showdown," he said. "I'm running good."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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49,000 |
flop. The original raiser c-bet , making it 650 and everyone called. 
and when it checked to Baker, he made it 1,200. Only the big blind called. The river was the 
and after the big blind checked, Baker fired again, making it 4,300. The big blind folded and Baker dragged the pot, grabbing hold of the chip lead.
. Yu only held 
and failed to improve with the board running out 
. The Hong Kong native is down to about half the starting stack.
turn. Lin made a bet of 850 from the cutoff and the player from one seat over called before the 
fell on the river. Now Lin grabbed more chips and fired a bet worth 2,350.
for a six-high straight, sighing out loudly. The PokerStars Team Pro smiled over to this very blogger: "Are you gonna report this?" Yes, just done.
