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Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
2009 Asian Poker Tour - Manila
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 Asian Poker Tour - Manila
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$635,500
Total Entries
262
Level
21
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 262
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, Toge bet 8,000. Lieu tanked for more than a minute before making the call. Toge showed 
for the winner.The next hand, Ron Kluber raised the button to 16,000. Lieu moved in for 68,500 from the small blind. Kluber thought it over for about a minute and a half before mucking nines face up.
On a flop of
Pedley led out for 23,000 before Pena moved all in for 61,000. With the action now on Arce he moved all in as well for 140,000. Pedley asked for a count before eventually folding his hand.Pena:
Arce:
The turn fell the
and river the 
to see Pena head to the rail in 17th place as Arce climbs to over 280,000 in chips.
Kastle asked for a count. When he was told it would be 35,500 more to call, he made the call and opened
. Toge showed 
. He was out of his chair, shouting for an ace, but the flop missed both players, 
. The 
on the turn gave Kastle a flush draw to go with his live pair outs, bu he missed everything with the 
river.Toge now has about 131,000.
The flop fell
and Yea checked to Le, who fired out 24,000 before Yea moved all in for over 350,000. Le passed as Yea raked in the pot sending him to just over 450,000 in chips as we approach dinner break.
On a flop of
Sung moved all in for 31,500, Toge made the call.Toge:
Sung:
The turn put Sung in the lead, dropping the
and when the river fell the , Sung doubled to 83,000 as Toge slips to 55,000 in chips.
"We started on the same table," said Hearn. "Let's finish this." Leikos made no decision.
"I must have you crushed if you're tanking this long," Hearn added. He finally asked for a clock. After another thirty seconds, Leikos called.
"Here, I have you smashed," said Hearn, showing
."You sure do," Leikos replied as he tabled
. "King jack?!" Hearn asked incredulously. The dealer didn't wait fo a reply before dealing out a board of
. That gave each player a pair of kings, but the pot went to Hearn because of his better kicker."I'm back in the game boys," said Hearn. "That was like a charity donation."
David heads to the rail in 18th place, for a payday of US$6,500, as Le pushes to 140,000 in chips.
