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2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 6 - €1,500 PNC Alpine Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€1,375
Prize Pool
€172,054
Entries
129
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 129
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not quite good enough in the face of .
flop with Luske making the final call for a 230,000 pot.Luske =
Lindepuu =
Turn =
River =
"Good luck, everyone" wished a disappointed, but still smiling Luske upon departure.
board and a concerned-looking Mark Vos called. He didn't have to be concerned, though, as Los could only boast 
and Vos raked in the pot with 
.
face up.
Both players checked the
flop.On the
turn, Göschl checked, Los bet 8,000, Göschl raised to 25,000 and Los called.A
river triggered a shove from Göschl; Los called.Los =
Göschl =
Not a bad flop for Los, and just in case, the river sealed the deal. He now has 175,000, whilst Göschl drops to 40,000.
I raced over just in time to see the river, but it looked unfortunate for Johan Brolenius who had called Runnar Lindepuu's push on the river of a
board. Brolenius showed
, but it simply wasn't enough against the in-form Lindepuu's 
for rivered quads. "You're running good, huh?" observed an envious Brolenius as he departed. Lindepuu remained silent as he stacked up a now gargantuan and potential chip-leading 290,000 stack.
To elaborate... Joseph Buhmnann raised the button with
, Mikael Johannsson pushed for around 20,000 with in the small blind, and Bumhman called.Board =
, Jörg Peisert led for 23,300 and Simon Borg pushed all in."How much?" asked Peisert. "About 80,000," replied Borg nonchalantly.
"Do you want me to call you?" continued Peisert. "Up to you," came the brief reply.
"I fold," decided Peisert after a minute or two of deliberation.
"Phew," said Borg as he collected the chips, although judging by the expression on Peisert's face, he remained unconvinced.
Dekkers:
Hlobil:
Board:
Hlobil allowed himself a little grin as he doubled up to 160,000, and Dekkers politely tapped the table as he dropped down to just 20,000.
Dekkers pushed all in a couple hands later to a 5,000 raise from Charly Le Guillou, but Le Guillou had only 45,000 behind himself, and eventually passed.
