The river of the went check-check and Diaz tabled to take the pot against his opponent's as he climbed to over 20,000 in chips.
2009 Asian Poker Tour - Manila
Main Event
Day: 1a
The river of the went check-check and Diaz tabled to take the pot against his opponent's as he climbed to over 20,000 in chips.
On the turn , Oborne led out for 4,000. His opponent raised it up to 12,000, putting Oborne to a big decision. After about a minute in the tank, Oborne surrendered his cards and folded his hand.
"Do you want to see?" Oborne's opponent asked him. He then turned over for a big combination straight-and-flush draw.
The turn and river fell the and to see Arce double to over 17,000 in chips and leaving his opponent crippled in the process.
With all the money going in preflop it was Morena's in a race against David's . No paint would flop, but a four-flush would see Morena exit as the board ran out .
Waki:
Peri:
Button:
Waki had turned trip eights, but was sent crashing out of the tournament when Peri jubilantly turned over his full house. After dragging that massive pot, Peri is up to 32,000 in chips.
The river landed the and Leonidas called the 3,500-chip bet and tabled his as his opponent's cards went into the muck. Leonidas is now back to over 12,000 in chips.
She waited until she found the button and pushed all in with only to be dominated by the big blind's .
Luckily for Morena she managed to find another seven when the board ran out to see her double to just under 1,500 in chips.
Casey Kastle was the only player remaining in the pot and made the call. Molin tabled for top-top, but was no match for Kastle's for a flopped top-set.
As Molin heads to the rail, Kastle has now pushed to the 25,000-chip mark.
Backlund is up to 24,000.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0