True to his nature, Mark "P0ker H0" Kroon just went from raking pots to the reentry desk, as he just sent his whole stack to Steve Anderson. The final board read 
, and Anderson had 
in front of him. We didn't see Kroon's hand, as it was already mucked.
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Jason Zarlenga bet 1,100 after two players checked to him on a 
flop. Mark Kroon made the call out of the small blind, as did a middle-position player. On the 
flop, Kroon came alive with a bet of 2,125. The middle player folded, and Zarlenga called. An 
completed the board, and Kroon fired all in for 13,000. Zarlenga folded fairly quickly.
The Canterbury Park Fall Poker Classic is set to kick off in just two weeks. This year’s event, which runs October 4-20, features more than 30 different tournaments, including five two-day events, and an estimated total prize pool of over $2 million.
“The Fall Poker Classic is the region’s premier poker event,” said Michael Hochman, Sr. Director of Card Casino Operations at Canterbury Park. “We’re excited to welcome players from around the country and the world to Canterbury Park and have them experience first-hand our reputation of great service and a professionally run poker event.”
A few event highlights include a $230 Tag Team No-Limit Hold'em Event, a $340 H.O.R.S.E. event and, of course, the $1,100 Main Event. Additionally, this year’s "King of the Classic" for both daytime and evening events will win an Ante Up cruise package with a balcony room.
Find the full tournament schedule at CanterburyPark.com.
Of course, if you’re looking to build your bankroll for the FPC, don’t miss this year’s $100,000 Guaranteed Ultimate Overlay tournament. You can take your shot at the $100,000 prize pool for just $130. The tournament is limited to 850 people, so get your seat now. Action kicks off with four separate Day 1s running nightly at 6:30 p.m. local time from September 27 to October 1. Day 2 returns at noon on October 2.
With the Ultimate Overlay and the Fall Poker Classic just weeks away, the action at Canterbury Park is about to heat up.
Canterbury Park is located just 25 minutes from the Minneapolis/St. Paul airport. Players must be 18 to play at Canterbury Park.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante:
Ken Pates and Dennis Stevermer, who locked horns in a heads-up match won by Pates at Mid-States Poker Tour Running Aces last weekend, are seated at adjacent tables at the edge of the room.
Adam Lamphere bet 1,675 on a board of 
against two opponents. Both of them called, and on the 
river, Lamphere fired much bigger: 5,900. The first player quickly folded, but the player on the button took more time. After a minute or two, he flashed 
for two pair and mucked. Lamphere pushed his cards to the dealer.
"Your turn," the player on the button said hopefully.
"You have to pay to find out," Lamphere responded.
Play has begun for Day 1b.
Level: 1
Blinds: 50/100
Ante:
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