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versus Nicholas van der Marel's 
all in preflop with an ensuing 
board.
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 6 - €1,500 PNC Alpine Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€1,375
Prize Pool
€172,054
Total Entries
129
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 129
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versus Nicholas van der Marel's all in preflop with an ensuing board.
Seat 1: Dainius Dirzauskas -- 16,500
Seat 2: Joas Mudde -- 35,000
Seat 3: Marc Naalden -- 51,200
Seat 5: Charly Le Guillou -- 14,100
Seat 6: Simon Borg -- 84,000
Seat 7: Nicholas van der Marel -- 55,400
Seat 8: Christian Fischbacher -- 48,700
Seat 9: Nik Lackovic -- 35,000
Table 3...
Seat 1: Peter Linkhorst -- 36,500
Seat 2: Salvatore Cundari -- 26,700
Seat 3: Christoph Berti -- 5,300
Seat 4: Mark Vos -- 186,500
Seat 6: Viliyan Petleshkov -- 25,800
Seat 7: Jasper Wetemans -- 22,100
Seat 8: Trevor Neufeld -- 45,900
Seat 9: Jörg Peisert -- 75,200
, was reraised by Daniel Perfeito who had apparently been three-betting pretty light. This time he had the goods though in pocket queens, and the case queen on the flop removed any glimmer of excitement for O'Kelly.O'Kelly is not alone in busting, however, as he has since dropped his laptop on the floor and can no longer get it to work. "It hasn't been a good day," he reported dejectedly.
into Nik Lackovic's with zero assistance from the 
board.
board, Christoph Berti bet 9,300 -- but Los raised all in for around 40,000, and after a long dwell, Berti gave it up.Los is back up to 70,000.
board with 20,000 already in the pot, and Fedor Los gave it a good long think before calling. Vos turned over 
for flopped two pair, and Los mucked his hand.Vos: 120,000
Los: 48,500
Both remaining players checked the
flop, only for Dekkers to check-call, albeit it after a quick recheck of the cards, a bet of 1,000 from Duthie on the 
turn. The
on the river led to a quick bet of 2,000 from Dekkers, which Duthie called. "Sick," commented van Breukelen as Dekkers flipped 
for the straight, van Breukelen's leading on the flop, but out-gunned on the turn.Duthie, meanwhile, confessed to pocket aces. "I didn't look preflop," he added.
on the button and smacking into small blind Dennis Uhrenholt's .Board:
in the big. He was ahead, as Vincent had two lowly, but live cards in 
.The
board was close, but no cigar, and Vincent was sent packing.
