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Hearn:
Nam:
The board fell
to see Hearn double to over 14,000 as Nam slips to 14,000 in chips.
2009 Asian Poker Tour - Manila
Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Asian Poker Tour - Manila
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$635,500
Entries
262
Level
21
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
2,000
Hearn:
Nam:
The board fell
to see Hearn double to over 14,000 as Nam slips to 14,000 in chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50
The first one came when his
took down an opponent's 
on a board that read 
. The next came when he went all in dark against Toto Leonidas with 
against 
and the board filled out 
.Oborne is heading to dinner with a stack of 2,000 in chips.
after one opponent checked. A player behind Suzuki raised all in and the first player called all in for less. Suzuki called as well for another three-way all-in pot!Suzuki:
Player 1:
Player 2:
Suzuki was in extremely rough shape. One player had a better pair of aces than he did; the other had a flush draw, taking away one of Suzuki's two-pair outs. But it was no problem for Suzuki; he hit running tens
to make a full house and take out two opponents.Suzuki now has a whopping 102,425 chips.
against the of Toto Leonidas. Oborne flopped a diamond draw, 
to go along with his outs to a pair of nines, but it never filled. The turn and river bricked out 
and 
.Leonidas now has 15,500 chips. Oborne was left with just 425.
BB:
Kastle:
Kastle thought the big blind may have just been making a move, but he turned over a real hand that had Kastle's pocket nines in bad shape. The flop changed things around, coming
to give Kastle a set. That was the winning hand after the turn and river came small cards, and 
. He now has 25,200.
Wan opened and was called by Shon and when the flop of
fell. Wan led out; Shon reraised, and Wan moved all in. Shon deliberated for some time before making the call, after being fairly pot-committed and turned over 
, to be ahead of Wan's 
.The board blanked out for Wan to see the young Australian head to the rail as play is reduced to the final four tables of the evening.
, Erik Backlund led the river for 6,000 chips. Young Suk Shon tanked for well over a minute before reluctantly making the call. It was a reluctant call for good reason; Backlund turned over for four of a kind, kings. That also happened to be the nuts. Needless to say (but we'll say it anyway), Backlund dragged the pot to increase his count to about 41,000.