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2009 Lebanese Poker Championship
$10,000 Championship Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Lebanese Poker Championship
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,925,100
Entries
207
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Seat 1: Fadi Kamar (449,000)
Seat 2: Chadi Ojeil (747,000)
Seat 3: Nabil Matta (818,000)
Seat 4: Imad Saab (711,000)
Seat 5: Omar Geadah (452,000)
Seat 6: Kamal Bejjani (308,000)
Seat 7: Walid Rizkallah (559,000)
Seat 8: Henry B. (989,000)
Seat 9: Nicolas Zakhem (1,186,000)
May the best man win!
Showdown
Habib:
Zakhem:
The flop was a big dry desert for Zakhem, coming out
. Still, he continued to plead for an ace, and his prayers were answered as the dealer flipped over the 
on fourth street. The river 
filled out the board, ending Jimmy Habib's day just one spot shy of the final table. His tenth-place finish is worth close to $40,000.
. Srour tabled 
, racing for his tournament life.The board would frown on him though, coming out
. Finding his ace on the flop, Henry has taken care of Bassam Srour, eliminating him in 11th place.
Moanness:
Habib:
The flop of
locked the hot pot Habib apart from a runner-runner chop.When the
and fell on the turn and river, Mouanness headed to the rail in 12th place as Habib climbed to 460,000 and change.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 3,000
to Bejjani's 
.The flop was a dreadful sweat for Kamar as the dealer spread
. Needing to dodge spades and tens, the all-in player somehow faded two more cards as the turn and river blanked off with the 
and 
respectively.The short stack is back in the game now, sitting much healthier with 280,000.
Ghazaleh:
Matta:
The bard ran out
to see Ghazaleh fall in 13th place as Matta climbs to 695,000 in chips.
Showdown
Ghassan:
Zakhem:
Once again, Zakhem seemed confident in his ability to come from behind, and this time the dealer would oblige him. The board came out
, and Zakhem's aces notch him a double up. He's back up to 475,000 now, putting Ghassan on a dangerously short stack.