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2008 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
APPT Auckland Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
Buy-in
$1,860
Entries
306
Level
23
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
It came
, and both men checked.The turn was the
. Craker bet 12,000, and Seet called.Fifth street was the
. Craker put out another 22,000 chips, and Seet took a moment before calling. Craker showed 
and took down the pot with his two pair.
Matthew Konnecke moved all in for 77,000 and takes the blinds and antes.
Luke Stanford had the button in Seat 6. Daniel Craker raised to 27,000 and Jani Karke moved all in for 112,000 total. Craker made the call.
Karke:
Craker:
The flop fell
. The turn was the and the river was the 
. Karke was eliminated in 7th place.
. Jung led for 60,000 and Stanford called.The turn was the
and Jung led for 120,000 this time. Stanford again called.The river was the
and Jung bet 300,000. Stanford stood from his chair and gave a big exhale as he thought out his decision. After a moment, he sat back in his chair and fiddled around counting his chips. He then stood once more, turned his chair around, and knelt with his arms crossed on the back of the chair, hunched over in deep concentration.A minute passed and Stanford went for a walk, about 30 feet away, to gander at the tournament clock for some more information. When he returned, he sat back in his chair and took another few minutes before calling the clock on himself.
With 15 seconds left to act, Stanford folded. Jung quickly turned up the
for a stone cold bluff and took the pot. He is the first player over one million chips.
The flop came
. Konnecke and Jung checked to Stanford. Luke fired a bet and both players quickly flung their cards into the muck.
Flop:
Sing checked, Craker bet 20,000, and Sing called.
The turn was the
. Sing again checked, and Craker bet 30,000. Sing check-raised all-in for an additional 89,000. Craker tanked for several moments before letting it go, and Sing took down the pot.