Panayotis Flourentzou raised to 16,500 and then Eric Assadourian reraised to 42,000. grant Levy stuck the last few thosuand chips in the pot and then Flourentzou also called.
The flop came down and Flourentzou checked. Assadourian fired 60,000 and Flourentzou folded, leaving only the at-risk Levy and friend Assadourian in the pot. Assadourian scooped the side pot as the hands were revealed.
Levy held and Assadourian a pair of of nines. Assadourian began rooting for a three to come on the turn to help his buddy out and then just like that, the hit the felt, giving Levy some life.
The river was the and Levy was able to move back to about 25,000.
David Hibbott raised to 16,000 and Aaron Benton called. The flop came down and Hibbott bet 16,000. Benton raised to 40,000 and then Hibbott moved all in for 150,000. Benton made the call holding . Hibbott held pocket kings.
The turn and river didn't help Hibbott and he was sent ot the rail.
In a battle of the two remaining Team PokerStars Pros, Eric Assadourian raised, and Grant Levy moved his short stack into the middle. Assadourian made the call with , and was racing against the pocket fives of Levy.
The flop was a monster for Assadourian, coming down giving him an open-ended straight flush draw. The dashed Levy's hopes of survival, and the on the river sealed the deal. Eric Assadourian now sits on 520,000.
Grant Levy takes home AUD $10,692 for the solid finish.
Shortly after the hand, Lynn caught up with Eric Assadourian about busting out his teammate: