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Nicholas van der Marel =
Alexander Volik =
All in preflop.
Board =
Steiner up to 17,500; van der Marel eliminated.
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Event 4 - €300 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Alpine
Buy-in
€270
Entries
106
Level
13
Blinds
3,000 / 6,000
Ante
0
Nicholas van der Marel =
Alexander Volik =
All in preflop.
Board =
Steiner up to 17,500; van der Marel eliminated.
versus 
on an 
, a paltry pocket fours enough to take down an 11,500 pot. A hand or two later and Krapans was all in himself, this time with an additional opponent to contend with.
All in on a
flop...Krapans =
John Duthie's =
Melanie Niederreuther's
Turn =
River =
Krapans rivered boat awards him the pot, leaving Duthie with 8,000, and Niederreuther the door.
"I've got no outs!" he laughed.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
Spuller:
Özbek:
Board:
Said tablemate Luke O'Kelly to the formerly chipped up Özbek, "What happened to all your chips?" While Spuller is up to 12,000, the former chip leader is down to 11,000.
flop, forcing his opponent to fold. Bonuses all round!
Gabor Szollosy -- 3,900
David Jandke -- 13,500
Nicholas van der Marel -- 5,700
Alexander Volik -- 12,900
Cristian Steiner -- 6,400
Frederic Lopez -- 4,600
Jan Hlobil -- 6,100
Tony Bromham -- 6,600
Daniel Perfeito -- 5,000
Michael Kahlert -- 3,500
Charly Le Gillou -- 8,900
Mark Schouten -- 2,200
Emmanuel Rosetta -- 7,200
Liv Boeree -- 10,700
Klaus Dresl -- 13,500
Istvan Bagdi -- 15,200
Complaining just before the break that he'd been seeing a lot of deuces and threes and not much else, he must have been delighted to finally find a hand. With Nicholas Van Der Marel and Carlo Graziano both limping in ahead of him, he raised the pot and then called Van Der Marel's all-in push for a total of 4,300 (Graziano wisely got out of their way).
Bromham:
Van Der Marel:
Board:
Van Der Marel's set of nines blew Bromham's kings out of the proverbial water, and he was down to just 2,300.
Bromham raised pot from the cutoff the next hand and got called in two spots; he moved all in for his last 500 on the
turn and got one caller in the shape of, again, Nicholas Van Der Marel.Bromham:
Van Der Marel:
Turn:
River:
Bromham lives to fight another day, and the Pokernews paychecks remain safe... For now.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
flop waiting patiently in the middle and around 1,800 already in the pot. Charly Le Guillou kicked off proceedings with a bet of 300 from the small blind. One player flat-called, but Jurriaan Sarink was less hospitable, making it 3,000 to play. At this point, bedlam ensued, with Peter Overdijk (button) and Le Guillou both moving all in and, after Sarink had made the call, we had ourselves a three-way showdown.Sarink =
Le Guillou =
Overdijk =
Turn =
River =
Seeing as Le Guillou was the shortest stack, he trebled through by taking the main pot with a Broadway straight, whilst Overdijk's flopped set of jacks bettered Sarink's two pair to snap up the pot and eliminate him from the comp.
Le Guillou -- 12,300
Overdijk -- 17,000