Shove Doesn't Work for Kyle
, and made the call. Kyle held 
.The flop of
left Kyle drawing for little help. The turn and river were the 
and 
. Pantling increased his stack and now sits with around 75,000 chips.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
APPT Auckland Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
Buy-in
$1,860
Entries
306
Level
23
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
, and made the call. Kyle held .The flop of
left Kyle drawing for little help. The turn and river were the and . Pantling increased his stack and now sits with around 75,000 chips.
Dye is Done
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. Facing a bet of 6,000, Shane Dye moved all in for an additional 6,200. Next to act was Tim Heath, who moved all in over the top of both players, having them covered. Action was back on the original bettor and after a short session in the tank he folded his hand.Dye:
Heath:
Both players had flopped a flush, but Dye was drawing dead to a runner-runner chop. The turn was the
and the river brought the 
and the end of Dye's tournament.Interestingly, the original bettor had folded
, and would have made a running full house.
Falling Fast
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
The Hachem Brothers
On his latest hand, Tony called a big river bet by Raymond Walker with two pair. "I was worried about a backdoor flush or even a higher two pair," said Tony after he won the hand. "You can understand why it was such a hard call."
A few tables down and in the same row, Tony's brother Joe hasn't managed to get anything going and been floating around 15,000 to 20,000 throughout the day. It seems to be the norm that when Joe raises a pot, everyone folds and allows him to only take the blinds and antes. Despite the lack of action, Joe seems keen on sitting patiently and waiting for good hands or good spots to gather chips.
Erikson Catching Pairs
and was in good shape to double up against the 
of his opponent.The board came out
, and Eriksen doubled up. The table was commentating that he also doubled up with pocket aces earlier in the day. He is up to 26,000.
Table of Death
Seat 1: Nathaniel Seet
Seat 2: Graeme Putt
Seat 6: Andrew Scott
Seat 7: James Honeybone
Seat 8: Grant Levy
Nathaniel Seet is the first player over the century mark, sitting with 130,000. And he certainly hasn't been shy about putting those chips to use.
Honeybone-d
. James Honeybone moved all in for 11,300 against tournament chip leader Nathanael Seet. With about 15,000 in the pot already, Seet went into the tank."How much is it?" asked Seet. The dealer counted it out and Seet then thought for a few more minutes before saying, "It's 50-50, I have to call."
"It is 50-50," said Honeybone as he turned up the
. Seet rolled over a red 
and the words "great call" were murmured around the table.The
landed on the river and that was it for Honeybone. "Great call," he congratulated Seet. "Really good call."Seet is now up to 130,000 and taking chips by will.
Zhou Can Do It
and made the call. The big blind, Grant Levy checked, and the three-handed flop came out 
.Scott, sitting with about 15,000 chips, moved all in. Levy ducked out, but Zhou made a quick call, tabling
and putting Scott on the ropes. The turn and river bricked off for the Aussie, and he headed to the rail with a smile on his face.
Cvetkovski Wins a Huge Pot
. This sent his opponent into the tank for a few minutes, but eventually he called. Cvetkovski roled over 
and yelled "Show me an ace!" His opponent flipped up . Cvetkovski jumped from his chair and yelled, "Hold!"The turn came the
and the river was the , giving Cvetkovski a better flush and the winning hand. He yelled over to his friends on the rail "Huge pot, huge pot!" and began stacking his freshly acquired 90,000.