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2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine

Event 2 - €55 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 1
Event Info

2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a♦k♠
Prize
€3,183
Event Info
Buy-in
€50
Prize Pool
€10,623
Entries
63
Level Info
Level
13
Blinds
5,000 / 10,000
Ante
700
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Level: 10

Blinds: 1,000/2,000

Ante: 300

Hiccup for Van Erp

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Yoeri Van Erp shoved from the button for around 16,000, and after a brief dwell, Thomas Wagermaier in the big blind called.

Wagermaier: {8-Clubs} {8-Diamonds}
Van Erp: {7-Hearts} {5-Clubs}

Board: an unthreatening {3-Clubs} {9-Diamonds} {K-Spades} {Q-Diamonds} {2-Diamonds}

Van Erp is a goner and we are down to two tables.

Micro-Double up for Pesek

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Michael Pesek
Michael Pesek
Michael Pesek remains in, albeit by the skin of his teeth.

He went all in for just 3,300 with {J-Diamonds} {Q-Hearts} and came back out again when big blind Peter Griesmann couldn't help but call from the big blind with {K-Hearts} {5-Clubs}.

Board: {6-Diamonds} {J-Clubs} {4-Diamonds} {10-Spades} {7-Clubs}

Pesek doubled up to a still desperate 7,000. Griesmann is short too, with just 6,500 behind after that call.

O'Kelly OK

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Very fortunate
Very fortunate
Some fine luck for Luke O'Kelly, as he shoved under the gun and was called by the unstoppable Rasmus Gandrup; big blind Christian Fischbacher reshoved and Gandrup called that too.

O'Kelly: {K-Clubs} {7-Spades}
Gandrup: {K-Diamonds} {K-Spades}
Fischbacher: {9-Spades} {10-Spades}

Board: {Q-Diamonds} {J-Spades} {9-Clubs} {7-Diamonds} {7-Hearts}

Thus a very fortunate triple-up for the very fortunate O'Kelly, while Fischbacher picked up the juicy 22k side pot.

Dirk Digs His Heels In

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Dirk Hetzer
Dirk Hetzer
Dirk Hetzer, who had seen his stack dwindle to just a few thousand, eventually made his move with {K-Clubs}{Q-Diamonds}, only to see his patience rewarded as big blind Arvydas Kondratas looked him up with {A-Hearts}{J-Hearts}.

Drama as the {9-Spades}{7-Spades}{2-Spades} flop was pursued by a {J-Spades} turn, but Hetzer's bacon was saved by the {10-Diamonds} river. He didn't notice initially, a dejected nod of disapproval soon followed by a whistle of relief as the realization set in.

Tags: Arvydas KondratasDirk Hetzer

Table 3 Chip Counts

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Includes Rasmus Gandrup who has reclaimed the chip lead:

Seat 1: Dirk Hetzer -- 3,300
Seat 2: Dennis Huringolt -- 26,000
Seat 4: Christian Fischbacher -- 17,200
Seat 5: Luke O'Kelly -- 6,900
Seat 6: Arvydas Kondratas -- 9,900
Seat 8: Rasmus Gandrup -- 55,000

Level: 9

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 200

Table 2 Chip Counts

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Winjen moved to this table from Table 1 joost in time for my chip counts.

Seat 3: Sebastien Guerlinze -- 50,000
Seat 4: Yoeri Van Erp -- 6,300
Seat 5: Viliyan Petleshkov -- 23,800
Seat 6: Thomas Wagermaier -- 26,025
Seat 7: Mark Vos -- 32,500
Seat 8: Joost Winjen -- 40,500
Seat 9: Michael Kainz -- 28,000

Three-Way Controversy

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An intriguing hand from our roving reporter Gloria.

All in, three-way.

Michael Kainz: {A-?} {K-?}
Mr Opponent (name sadly unknown): {J-?} {J-?}
Viliyan Petleshkov: {Q-?} {Q-?}

An ace on the flop, and the pot belonged to Kainz; the unknown opponent was eliminated, and Petleshkov doesn't have much left.

Most intriguingly, though, the entire hand was nearly declared a misdeal. It turns out that the big blind, at that point on seat two, had been eliminated in the previous hand, and rather than have a dead small blind, the TD had moved the big blind back to seat one for the hand in question. Mark Vos apparently has bet the TD €100 that that was the wrong decision...