(Table 14)
Seat 1: Maurie Pears - 59,000
Seat 2: Michael Levy - 63,600
Seat 3: Emad Tahtouh - 76,700
Seat 4: Luis Arrilucea - 19,000
Seat 5: Matthew Mitchell - 28,800
Seat 6: Luke Abolins - 131,300
Seat 7: Rendy Bergdoll - 38,400
Seat 8: Eddie Harris - 31,400
(Table 15)
Seat 1: Stuart [Removed:293] - 60,200
Seat 2: Stefan Fuchs - 23,200
Seat 3: Martin Cardno - 19,900
Seat 4: Martin Comer - 93,000
Seat 5: Harry Ligos - 126,100
Seat 6: Brett Chalhoub - 58,900
Seat 7: Michael Wehner - 49,600
(Table 17)
Seat 1: Ali Abouied - 30,800
Seat 2: Peter Krikkay - 31,400
Seat 3: Erik Areids - 96,000
Seat 4: Benedetto Passantino - 14,800
Seat 5: Karib Karib - 32,300
Seat 6: James Frendo - 75,700
Seat 7: Ali Khalil - 130,300
(Table 18)
Seat 1: Tim Heath - 175,700
Seat 2: Erik Heinjarv - 21,500
Seat 3: Barry Long - 88,600
Seat 4: Jim Ghobrial - 100,500
Seat 5: Jacob Chen - 96,700
Seat 6: Lee Nelson - 53,600
Seat 7: Paul Khoury - 38,300
(Table 19)
Seat 1: Jamil Tito - 65,300
Seat 2: David Gorr - 124,900
Seat 3: Brandon Huynh - 49,200
Seat 4: Ray Sukkar - 49,800
Seat 5: Jason Rickard - 52,000
Seat 6: George Cotaidis - 120,600
Seat 7: Emanuel Seal - 38,100
Seat 8: Jovan Skekic - 35,000
(Table 25)
Seat 1: Adam Wansley - 53,400
Seat 2: Anthony Driscoll - 60,400
Seat 3: Martin Copeland - 42,200
Seat 4: Julian Powell - 61,400
Seat 5: Mark Deustch - 23,300
Seat 6: John Pachos - 50,000
Seat 7: Dennis Huntly - 75,400
Seat 8: Brian Greig - 85,000
(Table 26)
Seat 1: Billy Sukkar - 79,300
Seat 2: Bill Jordanou - 119,500
Seat 3: Lazlo Hapilzhe - 31,800
Seat 4: Roger Palazzo - 136,700
Seat 5: Narbeh Hovsepian - 66,700
Seat 6: Alex Ratke - 42,400
Seat 7: Colin Rich - 20,900
Seat 8: Sam Sayed - 174,200
(Table 27)
Seat 1: Nick Georgoulas - 33,200
Seat 2: James Broom - 91,300
Seat 3: Andrew Demetriou - 120,400
Seat 4: Xiaoyu Xu - 39,500
Seat 5: Johnny Huynh - 125,500
Seat 6: Andrew Scott - 105,000
Seat 7: Andrew Mellado - 7,500
Seat 8: John Dalessandri - 54,700
The weather forecast for today here in Melbourne calls for a hazy morning and partly cloudy skies throughout the day. Similar fortunes await 83 of the 123 runners scheduled to take to the felt this afternoon for Day 2 of the PokerNews Cup Main Event. Most will begin the day with optimism and reveries of how they'd spend a quarter of a million dollars, but ultimately end up with nothing. Such is the nature of the beast, however, and perhaps one of the reasons why we love this crazy game.
We will be playing down to a final table today and that process starts at 12:10 p.m. local time. Pull up a chair and fire up a sit'n'go or two, perhaps here, or here, or here, while you follow the action here.
We're live from the Crown Poker Room in T-minus three hours. Stay tuned!