Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 2 - �55 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€50
Prize Pool
€10,623
Entries
63
Level
13
Blinds
5,000 / 10,000
Ante
700
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Wagermaier:
Van Erp:
Board: an unthreatening
Van Erp is a goner and we are down to two tables.
flop and 
turn, only for Guerlinze to take it down with a bet of 6,500 on the 
river.Vos now on 47,000, so still in great shape.
He went all in for just 3,300 with
and came back out again when big blind Peter Griesmann couldn't help but call from the big blind with 
.Board:
Pesek doubled up to a still desperate 7,000. Griesmann is short too, with just 6,500 behind after that call.
O'Kelly:
Gandrup:
Fischbacher:
Board:
Thus a very fortunate triple-up for the very fortunate O'Kelly, while Fischbacher picked up the juicy 22k side pot.
, only to see his patience rewarded as big blind Arvydas Kondratas looked him up with 
. Drama as the
flop was pursued by a turn, but Hetzer's bacon was saved by the 
river. He didn't notice initially, a dejected nod of disapproval soon followed by a whistle of relief as the realization set in.
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
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
All in, three-way.
Michael Kainz:
Mr Opponent (name sadly unknown):
Viliyan Petleshkov:
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...