Event 3 - �110 No Limit Hold'em w/Bounties
Day 1 Completed
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 3 - �110 No Limit Hold'em w/Bounties
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€100
Entries
112
Level
11
Blinds
2,000 / 4,000
Ante
400
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If he survives a night of celebration with his already intoxicated Dutch fan base, Kersjes may well opt to spend some of his winnings in tomorrow's �270+30 Omaha freezeout. If he hasn't sobered up by then, he might even fancy his chances at the �4,700+300 Omaha High Rollers event.
Either way, both will be hitting our shores tomorrow afternoon at 2pm and 4pm respectively, and your intrepid, and perhaps soon to be boozy update team will be present to bring you all the latest action, straight to your monitor.
Until then, take care of yourselves, and each other.
Svensson shoved from the button the very next hand, and he was swiftly called by Kersjes.
Svensson:
Kersjes:
Board:
With a handshake, it's all over.
Kersjes:
Svensson: as behind as he could be with
Board:
Thus Svensson's unlikely flush kept him in the game, and the heads up continued.
flop, only for Svensson to lead out for 40,000 on the 
turn. Kersjes announced all-in, and Svensson folded quicker than an Origami champion.
Svensson shoved from the button for 63,500 and Kersjes dwelled up for a minute. "It's quite a lot," said Svensson helpfully. Kersjes passed, and Svensson rewarded him by flashing a three as he mucked his hand.
A few hands later Kersjes declared that he was all in from the button. Svensson poured ginger ale into his Jack Daniels, stirred it and took a sip; only then did he look at his cards. He passed
face up.
Seat 6: Jeroen Kersjes -- 360,000
Kersjes =
Svensson =
Flop =
Svensson tapped the table in defeat.
Turn =
The title is surely going to Holland...
River =
... or maybe not.
Both players checked the
flop, only for Jeroen Kersjes to bet 38,000 from the button on the 
turn. Svensson called.On the
river, Svensson glanced down at his chips a couple of times before making a deep reach for 100,000, leaving himself around 50,000.Kersjes called.
"Good call," complimented Svensson as he sucked his double Jack Daniels and coke through a straw.
Kersjes flipped
to take down the pot and a commanding chip lead.
Seat 6: Jeroen Kersjes -- 215,000