Event 4 - €300 Pot Limit Omaha
Day 1 Completed
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 4 - €300 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€270
Entries
106
Level
13
Blinds
3,000 / 6,000
Ante
0
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Join us back here tomorrow at 2pm GMT+1 when the much-anticipated Main Event will at last get under way. Until then, guten Nacht from Austria and the PokerNews team.
Mark Schouten =
Fedor Los =
The flop is a killer...
Turn =
They think it's all over...
River =
It is now!
board was checked right down to the end, Schouten lapping up the pot with 
versus 
for two pair.
Los:
Schouten:
Board:
A slightly disappointing chop, and they play on.
Come the
flop, Schouten checked; Los attempted to overbet the pot, Schouten raised his eventually pot-sized bet, and Los called all in for a total of 137,000.Los:
Schouten:
Turn:
River:
Los doubles up to around 315,000, while Schouten drops down to around 225,000.
The trophies were, naturally, different sizes, so we needed to find an official winner, and that honor went to the Austrian.
Golser =
Tony G =
Board =
"On ya bike, G-ster!" exclaimed Golser as he jumped onto the table, swinging his trousers around his head in celebration. "Bring on more Australians/Lithuanians!"
Okay, that's not quite true -- he shook hands gracefully and posed with the trophy. Congratulations, Mr Golser.
Fedor Los: 104,000
Overdijk:
Schouten:
Board:
Schouten's full house eclipsed Overdijk's flush, and it was a third-place finish for Overdijk.
Markus Golser won a big pot when his flopped flush draw turned into two pair and Tony G just mucked -- Tony was down to just 20,000 or so but doubled up a few hands later. Back up to 43,000.
That double-up:
Tony G:
-- all in on the flopGolser:
Board:
Tony was back up to 43,000, and after picking up a series of small pots, found himself with the chip advantage. A little while later and it looked as though it could all be over, as Golser was all in and called preflop:
Golser:
Tony G:
Board:
Amazingly, they chopped it, and play continues.