Kitty Kuo was all in and at risk before the flop holding . Unfortunately for Kuo, she was crushed by Oliver Langner's . The flop brought down and Kuo was still mining for an eight to stay alive.
We got to the table to see Youssafi Kahlil and Kitty Kuo looking down at a flop of . Kahlil moved his last 9,600 all in and Kuo made the call.
Jannick Wrang opened to 950 from under the gun, and the action folded all the way to Kitty Kuo, who called in the big blind. The dealer fanned , Kuo checked, and Wrang continued for 1,400. Kuo quickly called.
Paul Volpe is no longer seated in the main tournament area here on Day 1b of the EPT Berlin Main Event. We went over to investigate the situation, and thankfully Kitty Kuo was nice enough to share the details.
The flop read when Jannick Wrang and Kitty Kuo clashed on the felt. Wrang came out with guns blazing by betting 1,125 and Kuo instantly raised the action to 3,200. Wrang called. The turn brought the and Wrang checked.
Kitty Kuo has just shown to her table that she's not one to mess around with. The board read with around 8,000 chips in the middle. Kuo bet 3,200 from the big blind and the action was on the Finnish player Henri Kettunen.
Not long after Annette Obrestad busted it was also time for Kitty Kuo to go. The best women in the Season 9 EPT London stop finished in 22nd place. Kuo was all in preflop for around 300,000 chips and up against Chris Moorman.
On a flop, Annette Obrestad saw her 15,000 bet check-raised to 45,000 by Kitty Kuo. Obrestad went to move her stack in but before she could do so, Kuo moved all in instantly.
After losing a large, three-bet pot to Fredrik Andersson during the last level, Jason Mercier received a bit of a needle from Kitty Kuo. "He bluffed you," Kuo told the Team PokerStars Pro.
Right after the money bubble burst it was Lars Bonding who doubled up. The Dane moved all in for 48,000 from the cutoff and Kitty Kuo called from the button. Both blinds folded and the showdown went as following.
Before the break, Kitty Kuo had an opponent all in and at risk preflop: Kuo: Opponent: Kuo was well behind, and remained behind after the flop () and the turn (), but the spiked on the river.
Daniel Gomez opened to 1,600 from under the gun, Kitty Kuo three-bet to 3,200 in middle position, and Mohammad Bilal Ali cold four-bet to 9,500 from the hijack seat. Gomez released, and Kuo tank-called.
Kitty Kuo has been fighting valiantly here on Day 4, but her run just came to an end in 17th place courtesy of Patrik Antonius. It happened when Kuo got het last 100,000 or so all in preflop holding .
Action folded around to Kitty Kuo on the button and she open-shipped for right around 220,000. The small blind folded and then Damian Baldi snap-called from the big after looking down at in the big blind.
Kitty Kuo was all in and at risk preflop holding , which was racing against the of Dylan Honeyman. The board ran out , and Kuo doubled.
Patrik Antonius opened to 18,000 on the button, Dave Garcia three-bet to 50,000 in the small blind, and Kitty Kuo cold four-bet to 101,000 from the big blind. Antonius quickly folded, and Garcia tanked for over a minute before calling.
Phil Ivey and Kitty Kuo were heads up on a flop of . Kuo led out for 13,000, Ivey raised to 42,000, and Kuo put in a third bet, making in 90,000. Ivey tanked for a bit, then slid forward all of his brown T25,000 chips.
After Kitty Kuo raised from the button, Stephen Goodridge got his short stack all in from the big blind with . He was way behind the of Kuo, though the flop gave him some hope.
Kitty Kuo was all in and at risk preflop for 57,500 holding , which was trailing the of Patrik Antonius. The flop gave Antonius a pair of tens, and Kuo backdoor straight and flush draws.
After Paul Tedeschi opened for 12,000, Kitty Kuo three-bet all in for approximately 120,000. Tedeschi made the call and out the former Asian Poker Player of the Year at risk.
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