Event 6 - €1,500 PNC Alpine Main Event
Day 2 Completed
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 6 - €1,500 PNC Alpine Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€1,375
Prize Pool
€172,054
Entries
129
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
3,000
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Seat 2: Fedor Los, Netherlands -- 286,700
Seat 3: Simon Borg, Denmark -- 75,800
Seat 4: Salvatore Cundari, Italy -- 116,800
Seat 5: Mark Vos, Australia -- 548,800
Seat 6: Runnar Lindepuu, Estonia -- 391,300
Seat 7: Joseph Buhmann, USA -- 126,300
Seat 8: Jan Hlobil, Netherlands -- 84,400
Seat 9: Farhad Kia, UK -- 74,100
Final table begins at 4pm GMT+1.
Mark Vos
Runnar Lindepuu
Fedor Los
Marc Naalden
Simon Borg
Farhad Kia
Jan Hlobil
Joseph Buhmann
Salvatore Cundari
All in preflop...
Wetermans =
Runnar Lindepuu =
Board =
And in just over four hours, we've reached our final nine.
With the shorter-stacks from the other table scurrying over like a fat kid in a sweet shop, the hands were laid out on the felt.
Naalden =
Lindepuu =
Board =
Naalden up to 250,000, while once chip leader Lindepuu drops to 347,000.
against Mark "Golden" Vos' 
.Board:
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While this was going on, Peter Linkhorst also busted out. Super-short, he was in with an ace, but was against two opponents and couldn't go the distance.
Bakalov:
Hlobil:
Bakalov, in his very excellent Russian accent: "You call me with this s***? I am ahead?"
Board:
Bakalov: "You buy me a beer! A big one!"
Hlobil, nodding: "The biggest."
flop, and then called a 4,000 minimum bet from Farhad Kia.Come the
turn, Naalden checked again, and this time Kia announced all in for 60,000. Naalden took his time. "I'll put a bounty on him," said tablemate Vladislav Bakalov, "A beer."No beer for Naalden though, as he passed. Bakalov: "This was a bad fold."
, but being picked off by Marc Naalden on the button with .Board =
Naalden is making a late run with close to 150,000 in chips.
It was the Italian who had opened the action, making it 16,000 to play before calling the all-in push from Linkhorst.
On their backs and it was Linkhorst who had his nose in front, but only just, his
braced for a classic coinflip versus the of Cundari.A
board later and it was vamos time, although I still don't know what it means. What ever happened to a good ol' fashioned, "ship mi da monies, bucko, you just go pwned!"