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Boeree =
Kullenberg =
Flop =
Turn =
Boeree clapped, but it's not over yet...
River =
It is now, and Boeree shoots up to 70,000.
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 3 - €110 No Limit Hold'em w/Bounties
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€100
Entries
112
Level
11
Blinds
2,000 / 4,000
Ante
400
Boeree =
Kullenberg =
Flop =
Turn =
Boeree clapped, but it's not over yet...
River =
It is now, and Boeree shoots up to 70,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 400
There was some mirth, but so far no takers.
Seat 1: Bessi Bessy -- 40,000
Seat 2: an absent Tony G -- 45,000
Seat 3: Mark Vos -- 52,000
Seat 4: Kristian Svensson -- 75,000
Seat 5: Richard Pols -- 90,000
Seat 6: Jeroen Kersjes -- 36,000
Seat 7: Liv Boeree -- 33,000
Seat 8: Salvatore Cundari -- 15,000
Seat 9: Simon Kullenberg -- 60,000
Steiner:
Svensson:
Board:
Ladies and gentlemen, we are down to final table and an executive decision has been made to break for dinner now. Back in 45 minutes.
at just the right time and moving over the top of Ralf Steiner's opening raise of 6,100. "Schneller, quick, two hands in ten minutes," commented a frustrated Tony G as Steiner tanked. After asking for a count (an impatient Tony G gave him the answer - 26,900), Steiner made the call and flipped
."Seven from heaven?" suggested Tony G, much to the amusement of the crowd, but it wasn't to be, as a
board hit the felt to leave Steiner achingly short.
On the
flop, Kullenberg paused for what felt like an age, before continue betting 10,000. Before his chips had barely touched the green of the baize, Svensson was announcing all in, confidently pushing his stack forward and declaring, "30,300."After a while, Kullenberg made the fold ("phone a friend," suggested Tony G at one stage), leaving himself just 27,000 behind, but would have been even more dismayed to see Svensson reveal
."Phew, thank you for folding," said a relieved Svensson. "Don't make out you were bluffing," added Tony G, "you had a nice hand."
After everyone folded, Bakalov inquired as to his hand. "I have the snowmen," answered Bessy as he flipped
. "Sigh, another coinflip," complained Bakalov tabling 
, although I feel he should have been relieved to be in a 50-50 situation.Nevertheless, the
board was emphatic, Bessy picking up the pot with a decisive full house. "Take a photo of this," he requested, sticking his two cards on his forehead with the aid of nothing but beads of sweat. "This is my internet name, wherever I play."
Calandro:
Pols:
Board:
Thus we were 10.