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Heybelian:
Lahham:
The board ran out
to see Heybelian hit the rail as Lahham chips up to 165,000 in chips.
2009 Lebanese Poker Championship
$10,000 Championship Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Lebanese Poker Championship
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,925,100
Entries
207
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Heybelian:
Lahham:
The board ran out
to see Heybelian hit the rail as Lahham chips up to 165,000 in chips.
Habib passed as did Srour and Bejjani to see Chucri table
to add some valuable chips to his stack and move to 93,000 in chips.
Gazaleh slapped his
onto the felt, and Zakhem could only show 
. He would find no help from the dealer either as the board ran 
. Gazaleh's two jacks earn him a crucial double up, and he's crawled his way over 300,000, putting him just a few thousand chips ahead of Zakhem.
. Both players checked, and the turn card revealed the 
. Zacca fired out now with a delayed continuation bet of 22,000, and Chucri quickly called.The river card was the
, and Zacca again passed. The dealer thought Chucri checked behind, but he stopped her and announced a bet of 30,000. After some quick deliberation, Zacca made the call. Chucri sat nodding his head for several seconds before tapping the felt in that 'good call' gesture. He turned over , and Zacca tabled the winning 
.After that exchange, Chucri has slipped back to 80,000 while Zacca is moving in the right direction today. He's up to 275,000 here in the early going.
Bou Habib:
Ojeil:
The flop fell
to keep Ojeil in the lead, but when the fell on the turn Boa Habib looked like a double was on the cards.To the cheers of the rail, the
peeled on the river to see Ojeil make a straight to send Boa Habib to the rail, and his stack soaring to 475,000 in chips.
and was called by Sherif Zacca and his .The board ran out
to see Raffoul double through to 110,000 as Zacca slips to 135,000 in chips.
Showdown
Kerzhapkin:
Srour:
The board brought two more spades but was ultimately useless as it ran out
. Srour's overpair holds to take down the pot, sending Yury Kerzhapkin to the rail in 28th place. We are now sitting with three even nine-handed tables.
Instead of moving to a 5,000-10,000-1,000 ante level we will skip that and push straight to a 6,000-12,000-1,000 ante level instead.
Seat 1: Kamal Bejjani
Seat 2: Patrick Chucri
Seat 3: Henry B
Seat 4: Fadi Kamar
Seat 5: Jimmy Habib
Seat 6: Eddy Raffoul
Seat 7: Walid Rizkallah
Seat 8: Yury Kerzhapkin
Seat 9: Bassam Srour
Seat 10: Sherif Zacca
Table 2
Seat 1: Youssef Mouanness
Seat 2: Imad Saab
Seat 3: Omar Geadah
Seat 4: Nicolas Zakhem
Seat 5: Riad Asmar
Seat 6: Georges Sweidy
Seat 7: Nabil Matta
Seat 8: Tarek Sikias
Seat 9: Sassine Ghazaleh
Table 3
Seat 1: Chadi Ojeil
Seat 2: Mark Demirjian
Seat 3: Sevag Heybelian
Seat 4: Tanios Habib
Seat 5: Ziad Hany
Seat 6: Georges Ghassen
Seat 7: Adham Makki
Seat 8: Nadia Lahham
Seat 9: Walid Bou Habib