The "burbuja" has burst at the LAPT Bahamas Main Event, with Todd Sisley the unfortunate last player to fall shy of the cash. There's $1,945,248 to be divided among the final 111, and 2011 PCA Main Event champion Galen Hall is in good position with a big stack at present. Read all about it at the PokerStars Blog.
Roger Sippl was in the cutoff and he put out a raise to 210,000. Christoph Vogelsang called out of the big blind and the two were off to the flop.
The dealer fanned a flop and Vogelsang checked it over to Sippl. Sippl continued out for 350,000, sending Vogelsang into the tank. Ultimately he came out with a raise to 850,000. Sippl immeidately moved all in over the top for 1.925 million and Vogelsang called just as quickly.
Vogelsang:
Sippl:
The dropped down on the turn and gave Sippl the nut flush. The completed the board and Sippl was able to score the double up to 4.36 million. Vogelsang, on the other hand, dropped down to 1.71 million.
Bryn Kenney raised from the small blind with and Sorel Mizzi called out of the big blind with . The flop fell and both players checked to see the hit the board on the turn. Kenney led on the turn for 260,000 and Mizzi opted to kick in his pair of nines.
On the second day of the 2015 PCA it was the $3,000 LAPT Bahamas Main Event that caught everyone's attention. This event drew a crowd of 736 players (531 unique) to create a prize pool just shy of $2 million.
The eventual winner of this event will walk away $367,928 richer, and we caught up with PokerStars blogger Martin Harris to discuss the success of this tournament.
Sorel Mizzi opened to 135,000 from the cutoff with and Christoph Vogelsang called on the button with .
The flop came down and Mizzi continued for 145,000. After a little while in the tank, Vogelsang called to see the turn. Mizzi checked this time, as did Vogelsang, and the river completed the board.
Both checked again and Vogelsang took down the pot with sevens and fours.
Bryn Kenney raised to 135,000 with from the hijack. Steve O'Dwyer had in the big blind and he came along for the ride.
The flop came down and O'Dwyer checked over to Kenney. He continued out for 160,000 and O'Dwyer tossed out a call. Fourth street was the and O'Dwyer checked for a second time. Kenney reached for chips once more, this time firing 370,000. O'Dwyer thought for a moment before opting to let it go. Kenney picked up the pot and brought his stack to 4.435 million.
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and Christoph Vogelsang called in the big blind with 
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and Vogelsang checked to Sippl who bet 400,000. Vogelsang gave it some thought, but ultimately folded.
flop and Vogelsang checked it over to Sippl. Sippl continued out for 350,000, sending Vogelsang into the tank. Ultimately he came out with a raise to 850,000. Sippl immeidately moved all in over the top for 1.925 million and Vogelsang called just as quickly.
dropped down on the turn and gave Sippl the nut flush. The 
completed the board and Sippl was able to score the double up to 4.36 million. Vogelsang, on the other hand, dropped down to 1.71 million.
and Sorel Mizzi called out of the big blind with 
. The flop fell 
and both players checked to see the 
hit the board on the turn. Kenney led on the turn for 260,000 and Mizzi opted to kick in his pair of nines.
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and Mizzi continued for 145,000. After a little while in the tank, Vogelsang called to see the 
turn. Mizzi checked this time, as did Vogelsang, and the 
river completed the board.
from the hijack. Steve O'Dwyer had 
