Marc Naalden raised to 16,000 from the button, and Los very quietly reraised to either 75,000 or all in -- either way, a large stack of blue 5,000 chips made their way across the line and left Naalden with a decision to make. He opted to fold. With an earnest expression, Los showed him the .
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 6 - �1,500 PNC Alpine Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Marc Naalden raised to 16,000 from the button, and Los very quietly reraised to either 75,000 or all in -- either way, a large stack of blue 5,000 chips made their way across the line and left Naalden with a decision to make. He opted to fold. With an earnest expression, Los showed him the .
Mark Vos is, inevitably, dominating proceedings by raising most hands, but I did spot Marc Naalden take a set of blinds, as well as Jan Hlobil, who pushed all in from the button.
"Would you have still pushed if I'd raised?" asked Vos. "Yeah," replied Hlobil with a snigger.
The orange 10,000 chips have been brought into play, but only several have been handed out, meaning that Mark Vos still has more chips than the Walkers' factory.
- Joey Buhmann, twice in a row
- Mark Vos, under the gun
- Runnar Lindepuu, under the gun to steal a muttering Mark Vos' big blind
Los:
Borg:
Friends of either Borg or Los suddely gathered around the table and started shouting, "One time!" and jumping up and down.
Board:
Borg doubles up to 150,000.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
On the flop, Kia checked, Vos bet 12,300, and Kia called.
The turn saw a similar pattern with two key differences: Vos bet 35,000, and this time, Kia released his hand.
First blood to the Aussie.
"Can we get a bigger table?" requested Farhad Kia with a smile.