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However Brian Kang was having none of it, and the Canadian quickly had a word to the tournament director who reminded the players that it is English only at the tables.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
APPT Seoul Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Seoul
Buy-in
$2,870
Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
However Brian Kang was having none of it, and the Canadian quickly had a word to the tournament director who reminded the players that it is English only at the tables.
was dominated after Tasaka impressively turned over 
. The board ran out no help to Shiono, 
. Tasaka now has about 360,000 chips.
They took a
flop and both players checked. The 
fell on the turn and Kang led out for 30,000. Shiono then popped it up to 60,000 with Kang making the call.The river landed the
and both players checked it down.Kang flipped
for top pair but Shiono had a monster with 
good to collect a healthy pot.
There are plenty of railbirds supporting the players, and if there's one thing the Asian culture provides, it is a passion for gambling. Any time there is a big pot the railbirds are up on the chairs yelling their hearts out! It's great to see such passion and excitement as poker captures the attention of Korea.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
However Yoshihiro Tasaka is still happy to move his chips around as evident by a recent hand. Brian Kang had raised from the button to 18,000 and Tasaka moved all in. It was an additional 200,000 chips to Kang - a healthy reraise indeed. Kang quickly folded and Tasaka raked in the chips.
. Yat showed 
-- it was a flip. He wound up on the wrong side of it after the board ran out 
and was therefore eliminated in 4th place.
. He had Masaki "in a bit of a bother", as TD Danny McDonagh put it, when Masaki showed 
. The hand wasn't over, however. The flop 
to add some drama to the hand. Masaki had already used up his nine lives, it seemed, as neither the turn nor the river were one of his twelve outs. He was eliminated in fifth place, earning $26,043 as a result.
The two chip leaders saw a flop of
. Schreiber checked to Kang who bet out 25,000. Schreiber acted quickly, as he always does, in making it an additional 45,000 to go. Kang deliberated, as he always does, before sliding out 45,000 plus another stack of yellow chips to announce yet another raise of an additional 100,000. Schreiber instantly moved all in and Kang snap-called."Are you drawing?" quizzed Kang of his opponent, but Schreiber had already got there with his
flopping a straight. Kang couldn't believe it as he flipped 
for top set!The crowd gathered around to watch as a near million-chip pot was up for grabs! However it was all over on the turn when the
filled up Kang to give him a full house, leaving Schreiber drawing dead. The river was the 
and we lose Dan Schreiber in dramatic circumstances in 6th place for $20,033.