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flop with Luske making the final call for a 230,000 pot.Luske =
Lindepuu =
Turn =
River =
"Good luck, everyone" wished a disappointed, but still smiling Luske upon departure.
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
flop with Luske making the final call for a 230,000 pot.Luske =
Lindepuu =
Turn =
River =
"Good luck, everyone" wished a disappointed, but still smiling Luske upon departure.
not quite good enough in the face of 
.
Seat 1: Johan Percivall -- 27,000
Seat 2: Peter Linkhorst -- 57,000
Seat 3: Mark Vos -- 275,000
Seat 4: Joseph Buhmann -- 97,000
Seat 5: Mikael Johansson -- 59,000
Seat 6: Daniel Perfeito -- 95,000
Seat 7: Fedor Los -- 108,000
Seat 8: Otto Göschl -- 115,000
Table 2...
Seat 2: Charly Le Guillou -- 27,000
Seat 3: Dennis Uhrenholt -- 44,000
Seat 4: Franciscus Dekkers -- 103,000
Seat 5: Jan Hlobil -- 52,000
Seat 6: Farhad Kia -- 54,000
Seat 7: Johan Brolenius -- 47,000
Seat 8: Runnar Lindepuu -- 220,000
Seat 9: Jasper Wetemans -- 38,000
Table 3...
Seat 1: Simon Borg -- 106,000
Seat 2: Nik Lackovic -- 61,000
Seat 3: Stephan Kernig -- 71,000
Seat 4: Dirkzauskas Dainius -- 10,000
Seat 5: Marc Naalden -- 46,000
Seat 6: Vladislav Bakalov -- 36,000
Seat 7: Nicholas van der Marel -- 23,000
Seat 8: Jörg Peisert -- 78,000
Seat 9: Salvatore Antonino Cundari -- 33,000
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
, Kemal Orhan moved in, and Jörg Peisert called.Orhan:
Peisert:
Turn:
River:
"Sorry," said Peisert, and Orhan was no more.
Vos:
Führer:
Board:
Luske:
Uhrenholt:
A pretty spectacular flop, but one which changed nothing and Uhrenholt doubled up to 43,000.
Board:
Fischbacher:
Otto Göschl:
Exasperation for Fischbacher, who got up to leave as soon as the flop came down.
Board:
"What have you got?" asked Bakalov as he mulled from the small blind, much to the amusement of the rest of the table.
His direct questioning fell on deaf ears, however, as Kernig, who had pushed in from the button, simply responded with a smile.
"Call!" announced Bakalov abruptly.
As Kernig tabled
, Bakalov dropped his head in his hands and meekly revealed . "Yes!" exclaimed a jubilant Kernig, perhaps slightly premature in his celebrations. But ultimately, he was justified in his joy as the board came
to see his stack increase two fold and leave Bakalov with a now severely depleted stack.
versus . A
board favoured the short-stack, though, and Le Guillou doubled through. Luske, meanwhile, drops down to 100,000."How can I be lucky if I lose with the best hand?" concluded Luske in response to an earlier jibe.