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2013 PokerStars.net ANZPT Season 5 Queenstown

Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info

2013 PokerStars.net ANZPT Season 5 Queenstown

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
kk
Prize
93,600 NZD
Event Info
Buy-in
2,700 NZD
Prize Pool
340,200 NZD
Entries
126
Level Info
Level
25
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000

Double for Laidlaw

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante

Daniel Laidlaw has just managed to double up and now looks like a real threat here at the ANZPT Queenstown Main Event final table. The hand began with Jonathan Bredin opening to 12,000 from under the gun. Colin Carpenter flat-called on the direct left of Bredin and it was folded around to Laidlaw on the button. Laidlaw moved all in for 112,000 and Bredin re-shoved, forcing Carpenter out of the hand.

It was a race situation with Laidlaw holding {a-Diamonds}{k-Clubs} and having to come up against the {8-Clubs}{8-Diamonds} of Bredin. The {q-Spades}{6-Clubs}{7-Hearts} flop was no good for Laidlaw, but the {k-Hearts} turn was what he was looking for. The {3-Hearts} river was safe and just like that Laidlaw had doubled. Bredin is still well and truly the chip leader.

Player Chips Progress
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Daniel Laidlaw
250,000
140,000
140,000

Big Double for Ramakrishnan

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante

Raj Ramakrishnan has just managed to scoop up a huge double through Jon Pierre Narbey. The hand started with Ramakrishnan opening to 12,000 from under the gun. Folded around to Narbey in the cutoff and he three-bet to 28,000. Ramakrishnan made the call and the dealer readied three cards for the felt.

Flop: {10-Spades}{3-Spades}{9-Diamonds}

Ramakrishnan checked the flop and Narbey bet 50,000. Ramakrishnan moved all in for 206,000 and Narbey instantly called. Both players sort of hesitated before Ramakrishnan tabled {9-Clubs}{9-Hearts} for a flopped set and Narbey tabled his {k-Hearts}{k-Clubs}.

Narbey didn’t look too excited as the dealer turned over a {5-Spades} turn and a {6-Clubs} river. With that, Narbey takes a big hit to his stack, while Ramakrishnan is in great shape.

Player Chips Progress
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Raj Ramakrishnan
470,000
199,000
199,000
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Jon Pierre Narbey
300,000
-108,000
-108,000

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Laidlaw Shoves, Gets No Action

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante

Daniel Laidlaw recently shoved all in from the cutoff, at which point Jon Pierre Narbey went deep into the tank from the button. Eventually Narbey folded though and with folds from both the blinds, Laidlaw was safe as he picked up some extra chips.

Michael Chon Eliminated in 9th Place (NZ$10,200)

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante
Michael Chon - 9th Place
Michael Chon - 9th Place

The first elimination at the ANZPT Queenstown Main Event final table has just occurred!

It started with chip leader Jonathan Bredin opening with a raise from middle position. Michael Chon called out of the big blind and a {9-Clubs}{k-Spades}{5-Hearts} flop was spread on the felt. Chon checked here and Bredin bet 15,000. Chon quickly moved all in and after asking for a count, Bredin made the call.

Chon: {k-Clubs}{7-Hearts}
Bredin: {k-Hearts}{q-Diamonds}

Chon was in trouble and when the {q-Clubs} hit the turn, it was all over. The {j-Clubs} river didn’t help Chon and it was all over in 9th place for a NZ$10,200 score.

Player Chips Progress
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Michael Chon
Busted

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First Blood for Narbey

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante

After the first couple of hands were “raise and take it”, the first significant pot saw Jon-Pierre Narbey raised the button to 12,000 and Jonathan Bredin defend his big blind with a call.

The flop landed {5-Hearts}{2-Hearts}{2-Diamonds} and Bredin checked to Narbey who bet 17,000. Bredin made the call. The turn brought the {j-Hearts} and Bredin checked again to Narbey. This time he gave a discount, making it just 13,000 to go. Bredin smelled weakness and bumped it to 42,000 but Narbey came back with a re-raise to 113,000. Before the chips were counted down, Bredin quickly motioned for his cards to be sent back to the muck as Narbey draws first blood on this final table.

Time to Play!

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 500 ante

The players have been introduced and the cards are now in the air here at the ANZPT Queenstown Main Event final table.

The blinds have been wound back to 3,000-6,000 and will be a full 60-minute level.

Please take note that we are experiencing severe internet difficulties, but will do our best to get all the live updates out to you as fast as we can.

Level: 17

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 500

King of Queenstown Snowfest Set to be Crowned

There can be only one Snowfest champion
There can be only one Snowfest champion

Five days ago, the final stop on Season 5 of the Australia New Zealand Poker Tour began. There were 126 total entrants hoping to become the king of the ANZPT Queenstown Main Event.

Today only nine players are still in contention to bring home the title.

Leading the way with almost a third of the total chips in play is Australia's Jonathan Bredin. Over the last few days Bredin has shown he can rumble with the best of them and is certainly the one to beat.

The second largest stack is one of only two New Zealand players at the table in Jon Pierre Narbey, while Daniel Laidlaw, Daniel Neilson and Ricky Kroesen are some of the notable names still in contention for the NZ$93,600 first-place prize.

Check out all the remaining players below.

ANZPT Queenstown Snowfest - Final Table Lineup

SeatPlayerChips
1Daniel Laidlaw106,000
2Jon Pierre Narbey408,000
3Chiu Yeung Lee161,000
4Jonathan Bredin657,000
5Colin Carpenter89,000
6Raj Ramakrishnan271,000
7Ricky Kroesen241,000
8Daniel Neilson122,000
9Michael Chon134,000

The final table kicks off at 12.30 p.m. local time and we will be here all day long until only one players has all the chips.

Seat 1: Daniel Laidlaw (Adelaide, South Australia) - 106,000 chips

Daniel Laidlaw
Daniel Laidlaw

Daniel Laidlaw is a 30-year old poker professional who hails from Adelaide but now spends a lot of his time crushing the juicy cash games in Macau. Laidlaw has been able to transition his cash game to tournaments with great success with almost $300,000 in live earnings, highlighted by a 12th place finish in this year's Aussie Millions Main Event. He also finished 5th in this very same event back in 2011.

Laidlaw credits his run in this event to a good table draw on Day 1b where he came through as the day's chip leader. He has enjoyed his time in Queenstown with a few games of frisbee golf, and if he can grab the title in the Main Event, then it will cap off a fantastic trip.

Bio courtesy of the PokerStarsBlog

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