Martin Comer Halved
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Comer lost the majority of his chips after firing all the way down with
on a 
board. An opponent check called the whole way with 
.Comer huffed as his opponent gathered in the pot.
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$2,200 No Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Prize Pool
762,000 AUD
Entries
381
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Comer lost the majority of his chips after firing all the way down with
on a board. An opponent check called the whole way with .Comer huffed as his opponent gathered in the pot.
Break Time
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Play Resumes
Tony G Arrives
He has sat down with about 19,000 after blinding off through the first two levels.
Glazed
Preflop, Derias opened to 650, one player made the call and then Glazier raised to 3,600 from the cutoff. Derias called and the other player folded.
They took a flop of
which they checked to the turn.On the turn Derias checked to Glazier who made it 6,325. Derias called leaving about 5,000 chips behind.
The river
had Derias check once again and Glazier moved all in covering Derias who made the call."Set of kings," said Andrew Demetriou before Glazier had a chance to roll his cards over. Demetriou was correct as Glazier tabled
.Derias mucked his hand and headed for the rail.
Two Pair No Good?
Preflop, it was 1,550 three ways to the
flop. Two checks and the player in late position fired 4,500. One player folded as Dalessandri thought for a few moments before making the call.The turn was the
and Dalessandri checked before being met with a bet of 6,500. Dalessandri quickly announced he was all in for an additional 13,825, as it was his opponent's turn in the think tank.Dalessandri rocked back in his chair with arms folded over his head, as his opponent fired a barrage of probing questions.
"Is two pair no good?" he asked, but Dalessandri didn't respond. The player found a fold and Dalessandri scooped the pot without showdown to jump up over 40,000 chips.
"You Call You Win"
On a flop of
Glazier flat-called a 1,000 chip bet from Karib. The turn 
saw Karib fire 2,000 chips and Glazier went into the tank before opting to call.On the river
Karib fired out 6,000 and Glazier tanked it again. This time he made a pained fold.Karib rolled over
quick as a whip, for a big bluff."You call you win," taunted Karib as he dragged the pot.
Miles From Where He Wants To Be
In the first Miles led 1,800 on a flop of
flop and a player in late position came along.The turn
had Miles as the aggressor again betting 2,600 which the opponent flat called. The river saw Miles check to his opponent who took the lead betting 3,000. Miles check-raised to 8,250 and his opponent instantly moved all in.Miles tanked for a little bit, possibly for show, before laying his hand down and dropping to 7,275 in chips.
In his elimination hand three players took a
flop for 1,900 chips each. Guillaume Sosnouski in middle position bet out 2,000 and Miles moved all in. Both of the opponents called locking the main pot.On the turn
Sosnouski moved all in and the small blind folded.Sosnouski
Miles
The river
was not enough to get Miles home.Sosnouski drags a huge pot, while Miles hits the rail.
Top Five Chip Counts
Jamie Glazier - 49,500
Cliff Lee - 45,000
John Dalessandri - 42,000
Matt Hawker - 42,000